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Daddy’s Diner episode of ‘Farmers’ Table’ now available to watch

3 years ago By News Staff

Video of the “Farmers’ Table” TV/web series episode shot on June 8 at Daddy’s 10-13 Diner in Richmond has made its way to the public. To watch the program with Daddy’s Diner as the set, visit http://pivotbio.com/farmerstable or visit YouTube.com and search “The Farmers’ Table Episode 4.” Produced by the Farm Journal, Pivot Bio and Fivestone Studios, the program invites farmers from around the country to converse about niche topics.

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Spartan Tint receives ‘fantastic’ support

3 years ago By Tara Altis

Jim Rich and partner Stephen Vartanian are seeing a wave of community support for Spartan Tint, their car tint shop, located in the previously known “Art and Soul” building at 812 E. Main St. in Richmond.

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GOP RACE PRESIDING COMMISSIONER TUESDAY

3 years ago By Sophia Bales

Billy Gaines and Lonnie Kersey seek to represent the Republican Party in the Ray County presiding commissioner’s race. The two will face off in the Aug.

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Southview Pool renovations make a splash with swimmers

3 years ago By Sophia Bales

Southview Pool in Richmond has received some upgrades. Cracks were filled and caulking was done, said Haley Williams, city recreation director.

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Richmond volleyballers kick off two-week camp

3 years ago By Shawn Roney

Kelly Jaggars and Natalie Marrant have their expectations set for Richmond’s varsity volleyball season – and they expect this week’s team camp sessions to help the Spartans meet those goals. “I really hope to get something on that banner,” Marrant said, referring to the banner for Missouri River Valley Conference East Division and postseason titles in volleyball that hangs in the Richmond High School gym, where camp started with a morning session Monday.

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Logsdons take aim, display archery skills

3 years ago By Shawn Roney

Archery is a sibling activity in the Logsdon clan. Blake Logsdon, who graduated this spring from Richmond High School, participates in the sport.

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Participants find inner child, get wet at CAP event

3 years ago By Sophia Bales

Community at Play (CAP) helped bring out the inner child of those who participated in the organization’s water-themed event July 15 at Maurice Roberts Park in Richmond. CAP is a program designed to bring groups together with fun community events.

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Memory Gardens decorations should be removed by Friday

3 years ago By Sophia Bales

Anyone with a decoration on a grave at Richmond Memory Gardens that isn’t in a vase must remove it by Friday, the city of Richmond stated July 13 on its Facebook page. “Richmond Memory Gardens understands and embraces the desire to pay tribute and respect to those that pass on before us, through the adorning of a loved one’s grave with flowers and appropriate seasonal decorations,” the city, which owns the cemetery, stated in the social media post.

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