Spartans win LIT title thriller
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Richmond senior Candiace Claypole had what she called a “quite nervewracking” moment the afternoon of Jan. 17.
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Sunrise students present leadership work
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What started as a small group focused on helping out at school has grown into a student- led effort that raises funds, supports families and brings school spirit to life at Sunrise Elementary. During a recent Richmond R-XVI Board of Education meeting, student members of the fifth-grade Leadership Club presented an update to the board, outlining the group’s goals, activities and service projects aimed at supporting both the school and the broader community.
Residents seek clarity on MU Extension funding
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Public comment stretched across two recent Ray County Commission meetings as standing room-only crowds pressed county leaders for answers about University of Missouri (MU) Extension funding and budget decisions.
Coalition addresses evolving drug concerns
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Unregulated psychoactive substances sold in gas stations and convenience stores continue to raise concerns among local prevention leaders, who say the products remain easily accessible and largely unchecked. The issue was discussed during a Ray County Coalition meeting alongside updates on legislative efforts, jail-based prevention work and youth-focused strategies.
New leadership begins at Ray County Hospital
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Editor’s note: This is the first of a twopart series examining new leadership at Ray County Hospital. Part One focuses on CEO Lisa DeKezel’s background, what drew her to Ray County Hospital and the broader challenges facing rural hospitals. Part Two explores DeKezel’s leadership approach, core service priorities, transparency with staff and the community and her long-term vision for the hospital’s future.
RHS boys fall short in fifth-place game
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Richmond varsity boys basketball coach Brent Behler liked the grit he saw from his Spartans Jan. 16 in their finale of the Lawson Invitational Tournament.
H-C announces courtwarming candidates
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HARDIN-CENTRAL RECENTLY announced its courtwarming candidates for kindergarten and grades seventh through twelfth..
Road districts seek clarity on bridge funding, responsibility
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Ray County commissioners recently met with special road district leaders and county officials to discuss ongoing questions surrounding the funding, inspection and maintenance of roads and bridges across the county.
