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HIGGINSVILLE – Richmond threatened to spoil Lafayette County of Higginsville’s bid to go undefeated in Missouri River Valley Conference (MRVC) East Division varsity baseball when the teams met Tuesday at Fairground Park.

HIGGINSVILLE – During Tuesday’s 7-2 road loss to Lafayette County of Higginsville, Richmond coach Brett Terry and his Spartans got to see what kind of varsity boys tennis program they’ve become this season.

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The Ray County Collector and Assessor’s office’s plans of moving to a new location in Richmond has been approved, according to Ray County Assessor Linda Coleman and Ray County Collector Julie Chowning. An idea from 2020 is coming to fruition after steps from attorneys and approval from Ray County commissioners – all unanimously voting in approval of the offices potentially moving to Stonner Loop near Max Motors.

Morgan Battagler couldn’t believe it. Playing in a varsity boys golf quadrangular April 12 at Shirkey Golf Course, the Richmond junior hit a drive off tee No.

With attention on Southview Park – the pool concession building is in need of repairs and plumbing work, said City council member Deanna Guy added at last week’s meeting. The restrooms and maintenance room need repairs and the building needs a main water service line replaced.

In light of last week’s National 911 Public Safety Telecommunications Week, Ray County Prosecuting Attorney Camille Johnston decided to spread kindness to local 911 dispatch. Johnston and the Ray County Prosecuting office took it upon themselves to gift donuts, flowers, gift cards and decals to the Ray County 911 Dispatch team.