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Richmond approves pool system upgrades, surplus sales

2 weeks ago By Miranda Jamison

New computers and upgraded credit card terminals are coming to Richmond’s pool as the city works to improve security and update outdated systems. The upgrades were approved by Richmond City Council members during a recent meeting and include replacing three pool computers, along with two Payment Card Industry (PCI)- compliant credit card terminals and their associated installations.

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Ears up

2 weeks ago By News Staff

WINNIE KIRKHAM shows off a hat purchased from a downtown vendor during the 45th annual Mushroom Festival..

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County leaders call on community to protect children

2 weeks ago By Miranda Jamison

Blue clothing, ringing bells and a line of children’s shoes placed in silence marked a sobering moment at the Ray County Courthouse, where community members gathered to raise awareness about child abuse and the role every adult plays in prevention.

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RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK

2 weeks ago By News Staff

STILL MAKING IT RAIN Nolan Quick plans to continue raining three-point shots in organized basketball. Quick, who’s set to graduate high school Friday from Richmond, has signed to play for the men’s team at State Fair Community College in Sedalia.

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Season ends for RHS boys netters in districts

2 weeks ago By Shawn Roney

Richmond must wait until next season to get its first district dual victory since 2018 in varsity boys tennis. The Spartans sought that win Monday, when they hosted Boonville at Maurice Roberts Park in the dual, or “team,” portion of the Class 1 District 4 Tournament.