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In some ways, the second season of Jonathan Kinder’s stint as Orrick varsity girls basketball coach is like his first. During a preseason interview, Kinder estimated he would lead a nine-girl roster – or as he put it, “similar numbers to last year.” The Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) website puts the total at 10.

Like his teammates, Richmond senior Travis Cardwell will start this high school boys wrestling season competing in his home gym. And like wrestlers at Richmond and other schools, Cardwell hopes his season will end in Columbia, where the state tournaments are held.

As the holiday season approaches, we often find ourselves immersed in a whirlwind of activities, expectations, and emotions. While this time of year can bring joy and togetherness, it can also be a source of stress and loneliness for many. Older adults are more likely to experience isolation, especially if they live alone or are far from family and friends. The holidays can amplify these feelings, leading to increased loneliness and sadness. Social isolation can have significant negative effects on both mental and physical health, contributing to conditions such as depression, anxiety, and a decline in cognitive function. Understanding the specific ways holiday stress and loneliness impact this population is crucial for providing the necessary support and care.

Street closures for the annual Lighted Christmas Parade route were approved during a recent Richmond City Council meeting. The following streets will be closed from 5-8 p.m.

Harold A. Boelson, a cornerstone of Midwest Preferred Mutual Insurance Company (MPMIC) has been honored in a fitting and lasting way after nearly six decades of dedicated service.