An issue-by-issue look at 2020 (part 3)
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RICHMOND – This is the third in a four-part, issue-by-issue review of 2020... THIRD QUARTER JULY July 3 • Later than expected due to COVID-19, Richmond High School holds graduation.
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Area residents should expect impact funds
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WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service urges people to visit IRS.gov for current information on the second round of Economic Impact Payments. The Treasury Department began issuing a second round of Economic Impact Payments, often referred to as stimulus payments, in late December.
Turnovers plague H-C boys in home loss to Panthers
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HARDIN – Watching his Bulldogs get thumped 65-31 Monday by visiting Grundy County/Newtown-Harris provided Hardin-Central varsity boys basketball coach Brent Behler a clear reminder that ball security is the team’s biggest trouble spot.
’Cats split varsity home tilts
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ORRICK – The Bearcats won and lost by double digits Tuesday when they hosted Kansas City Lutheran in nonconference varsity basketball action. With four players reaching double figures, the varsity boys cruised to an 86-47 win.
’Dawgs win comeback OT nail-biter, give Bishop first varsity win
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HARDIN – It started with a free throw. Hardin-Central trailed Grundy County/ Newtown-Harris 37-36 when Morgan Finley went to the foul line with 1 minute, 51 seconds left in overtime of Monday’s non-conference meeting.
Bill calls for same rules during health crises for churches, businesses
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SPRINGFIELD – A bill filed in the Missouri Senate by Republican Sen. Robert Onder would block state and county governments from creating rules or ordinances that impose any greater restrictions on religious activities, like attendance or participation in any service or meeting, than non-religious activities during a health emergency like the pandemic.
