Ray County Library announces new year for Summer Reading
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RICHMOND – Ray County Library’s 2020 Summer Reading Program starts June 5 and ends Aug. 7.
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Richmond schools seek input for COVID-19 in 2020-2021
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RICHMOND – Community and education leaders are providing input to help the Richmond School District set the course to address the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, incoming Superintendent Greg Darling said.
Pres. scholar in Lexington
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LEXINGTON – Lafayette High School Rahul Kanna is among 161 students nationally chosen as a member of the 56th class of U.S. Presidential Scholars.
Three on list at Marshall
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MARSHALL – Three Ray County students made the spring dean’s list for carrying at least a 3.3 grade point average at Missouri Valley College: Kadee Estenbaum, Hardin, senior, elementary education; Austin Rechtermann, Hardin, junior, management; and Tyler Crow, Orrick senior, physical education.
More than expected want medical marijuana
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JEFFERSON CITY – The expected availability of medical cannabis in Missouri this summer continues to drive a wave of patient interest.
Medicare strength vital to virus response
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JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Budget Project outlines ways the state can strengthen Medicaid to help all Missourians have access to health care during this health and economic crisis.
REASON TO SHUTTER
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RICHMOND – While taking Richmond High School graduation photographs, David Dice of Dice Photography said that, in his 35 years as a professional, he has covered memorable graduations.
Few voters decide issues, elect candidates
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LIBERTY – A light turnout decided elections in Clay and Ray counties.
