Misreading unis, insights come with hockey gig
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to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. I’m getting senile.
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H-C, OHS win district openers
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Hardin-Central and Orrick each got through the first round of districts in both varsity girls and boys basketball. Orrick opened the girls portion of the Class 1 District 13 Tournament by edging Winston 3128 Monday at Norborne, the host for both the girls and boys brackets.
Final state tourney is bittersweet for champion
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Brady Hyder was expecting to be emotionally conflicted this week. Hyder was slated to help represent Richmond at the Class 2 state boys wrestling tournament.
Midyear performance data highlighted across district
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Building reports submitted to the Richmond R-XVI Board of Education outlined enrollment trends, attendance benchmarks and midyear academic growth data, offering a comprehensive districtwide snapshot of student performance from elementary through high school.
Public comment revisits unresolved matters
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A series of continuation issues resurfaced during public comment at a recent Ray County Commission meeting, including ongoing disturbance complaints tied to a local business, follow-up on a proposed digital zoning workflow system and renewed questions about MU Extension and 4-H funding.
Cost estimate grows for 84th Street bridge
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Initial discussions suggested a bridge replacement might cost roughly $250,000, but engineering estimates presented to Ray County Commissioners now place the project closer to $600,000 to $700,000. The updated figures were presented alongside a proposed $131,200 engineering contract covering preliminary design and construction administration services.
District considers statewide policy revisions
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Long-standing district regulations outlining library material selection and homeschooled student eligibility for activities governed by the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) could soon be rescinded or revised under a statewide policy update.
Baker makes a stand, gets pin, qualifies for state
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KEARNEY – Next week, Richmond sophomore Taylor Baker will participate in a state girls wrestling tournament for the first time, in part, because she literally stood on her own two feet last week. Competing in the 155-pound division at the Class 1 District 4 Tournament, Taylor was deadlocked 0-0 with Mid-Buchanan’s Vivian Stockbauer after two periods in the wrestleback semifinals.
