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Richmond had a breakthrough during Monday’s 6-4 road loss to Knob Noster in varsity baseball, according to coach Nick Persell. “We played our best offensive game of the season,” Persell stated Wednesday via email.

Wearing their signature green t-shirts, Ray County A-Team representatives traveled to the capitol with Richmond nonprofit Ideal Industries Inc. (iii) staff alongside Missouri workshops employees Last week, the Missouri sheltered workshops supporters were at the Missouri capitol for the 2023 Day For Choice event in the Missouri Capitol Building.

Four candidates sought three seats Orrick Alderman At-Large James Smith Winner - 23.68% Melody Blyth 17.98% Question - Should the City of Orrick adopt the provisions of Section 115.124.1 RSMo? Yes: 50% No: 50% Question - Shall the City of Richmond impose an additional sales tax of 3-percent on the retail sale of adult non-medicinal marijuana? Yes: 62.68% No: 37.32% Two candidates sought one seat, Orrick Mayor Tommy Schreier Winner - 67.16% Lorene Harralson 32.84% Three candidates sought two seats as Wood Heights Alderman Bernard D. Allen Winner - 38.54% David Michael Stephens 25.58% Question - Shall the City of Wood Heights issue its General Obligation Bonds in the amount of $2 million for road improvements? Yes: 36.81% No: 63.19%.

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Dear Elementary students finalized their selfmade zip lines with the Engineering Design Process (EDP) this week. With technology teacher Brittany Vest at the helm, students made zip lines using various materials in class. Students were recently able to see the projects successfully completed and working as they should.

TRIO OF CHAMPIONS A trio of champions of led Richmond Tuesday at the Central Methodist University High School Invitational at Fayette. Kaylee Pugh and Genevieve Didier were the individual champions for the Richmond girls, who placed second among 10 schools with 99 points.