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HOLDEN – Holden’s defense detained but did not stop Richmond’s high-powered offense through much of the first half in a game that ended as a 38-2 Oct. 8 road win for the Spartans.

RAY COUNTY – One area varsity softball team survived the first round of districts. One did not.

ORRICK – Varsity 8-man football coach Kirk Thacker “didn’t like” watching his Bearcats defeat Norborne Hardin-Central, he said. Specifically, Thacker disliked the final score: 80-34.

COLUMBIA – For the second straight season, Richmond is sending three Spartans to the Class 1 state girls golf tournament. Senior Tori Bowman and juniors Kennedy Wrisinger and Zalie Gregory qualified for the two-day tournament, slated for Oct.

KANSAS CITY – Metro area public health directors encourage eligible Pfizer vaccine recipients to continue protecting themselves and their families by getting the Pfizer COVID-19 booster shot from a primary care provider or pharmacy.

LEXINGTON – A statue honoring doughboys – a nickname for U.S. soldiers who fought in World War I – stands on the Lafayette County Courthouse Square, with new plaques naming all the Wentworth Military Academy cadets killed in war.

JEFFERSON CITY – Gov. Mike Parson and Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe announced this year’s fair drew 330,125 people to celebrate Show-Me State agriculture.