Backyard epiphany leads to Hardin-based business
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Beth Fortin got inspired to start her own business, Little Green Garden LLC in Hardin, by her own backyard. In 2013, Fortin was in her yard with one of her sons, Owen.
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Pit bulls find new homes, careers in Ray County
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The Ray County Sheriff’s Office has a new member on its team – Jinx, a 6-year-old pit bull. The dog is part of the Ray County Sheriff’s Office’s K9 Unit.
Ag-Power grand opening draws huge crowd
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Friends, family and farmers across the county celebrated Ag-Power’s grand opening event Aug. 26 at its new location, 38835 Missouri Highway 10 near Richmond.
‘People are recognizing’ gridiron Spartans as they start season
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Richmond varsity football coach Nick Persell knows his Spartans have targets on their backs after their Class 2 state semifinal run in 2021. “We’ve had enough success in the last two years – two or three years even – that people are recognizing us, and they certainly know who we are,” Persell said Aug.
Wrisinger, Gregory eye return trips to state in girls golf
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This fall, Kennedy Wrisinger hopes to complete a hat trick in varsity girls golf: She hopes to qualify for state competition for the third time. The Richmond senior qualified for state in Class 1 in 2020 and 2021.
Coaching less ‘vanilla’ for Terry in second year
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Brett Terry can already see differences in his Spartans as his second year of coaching Richmond girls tennis gets underway, compared to the start of his first season. “We still have a long ways to go, but I mean, last year, we didn’t have anyone who even knew how to keep score.
