Orrick boys fall to undefeated Cougars in first round
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ORRICK – The Bearcats are still figuring out their identity as a varsity boys basketball team. Coach Matt Brownsberger was reminded of that after Orrick’s 57-25 loss Dec.
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Orrick girls emphasize ‘little things’ in first-round defeat
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ORRICK – The Bearcats focused on doing “little things” well during their 82-4 loss to Wellington-Napoleon on Dec. 4 to open the I-70 Conference Tournament, hosted by Orrick, varsity girls basketball coach Zach McGill said.
Hundreds attend Christmas parade
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RICHMOND – Hundreds of people lined downtown’s streets for the Shirkey Golf Course Christmas Parade. The parade organizer and Shirkey general manager, Ken Lacy, said the golf course took over the parade last Christmas season, when those who normally organize the parade did not because of COVID-19 concerns.
High school raises $8,000 to benefit community members
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RICHMOND – For about three weeks, Richmond High School worked on a general aid fund to help community families struggling during the holiday season with anything from the lights being turned off to other financial hardships, Student Council sponsor Michaela Lamb reported.
Middle schoolers reach new heights
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RICHMOND – The Rock Wall at Richmond Middle School has been a favorite activity of P.E. classes since 2005, based on school information.
Hoskins submits legislation regarding VLTs in businesses
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JEFFERSON CITY – Under legislation filed by state Sen. Denny Hoskins, R- Warrensburg, illegal gaming devices now in use in businesses and clubs would be replaced with regulated and transparent video lottery terminals, VLTs, overseen by the Missouri Lottery Commission.
Lawsuit against school board continues
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RICHMOND – Former Richmond School District Superintendent Mike Aytes said his employment discrimination suit is advancing slowly, as expected. Circuit Judge Kevin Walden set a July 18 trial date.
Labor shortage ends Richmond recycling
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RICHMOND – The labor shortage affecting businesses nationwide brought an abrupt end to recycling provided by Republic Services, Richmond City Council members learned during a Nov. 23 meeting.
