Dear hosts book fair
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RICHMOND – Dear Elementary hosted a book fair. “It was a welcome sight indeed to see a book fair back at Dear Elementary,” teacher Melissa Steele stated.
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HELP COMING
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RICHMOND – U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II applauded the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s move to provide up to $1.15 billion through the ReConnect Program to help rural Americans, including in Ray County, access high-speed internet.
County voters approve law enforcement tax overwhelmingly
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LIBERTY – Concern about whether the public understood the need for the Clay County law enforcement tax disappeared in a landslide of support Tuesday. Residents approved the tax 7,919 to 2,307, or 77.44% to 22.56%, based on preliminary results.
C’s, D’s
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ST. LOUIS – There are 516 school districts in Missouri and the Show-Me Institute has ranked each while launching criticism at the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, or DESE.
Police get body, in-car cameras linked to tasers
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RICHMOND – Police officers will use new body and in-car cameras, and compatible T7 tasers, Richmond City Council decided. As a Public Safety Committee member, Councilman Rob Kinnard explained the need.
Sheriff’s office under the gun on tax renewal
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LIBERTY – The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is under the gun on a tax renewal question going to voters countywide Tuesday.
