O’Dell continues teaching ’Cats new offense, defense
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Lucas Walker and his Orrick varsity eight-man football teammates continued learning new offensive and defensive systems this week. They did so during a three-day team camp.
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Officials take action on finances, projects
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Richmond City Council agreed to hire a veteran municipal finance consultant to help stabilize its budgeting and audit processes, committing up to $20,000 over the next three months — 24 visits — to address long-standing internal issues.
Big horses, bigger dreams
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On a stretch of rolling farmland north of Hardin, a pair of towering draft horses and a flock of curious ostriches are the heart of a growing operation that started as nothing more than a dream. Owners Cole Leaky and his wife Abby have transformed their passion for agriculture into a way of life that surprises nearly everyone who sees it.
Officials pull Buffalo Road bridge from list
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Ray County leaders opted to remove the Buffalo Road bridge from a federal list for potential replacement funding, citing the steep cost as outweighing the benefits of keeping the little-used crossing open.
Surgery inspires new outlook on July
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to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. My orthopedic surgeon must’ve put in a new attitude when he put in my new hip.
Alexander scores five touchdowns in defeat
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When Bay Area needed to score touchdowns Monday night against San Diego, the Panthers turned to Richmond graduate Trevon Alexander. Alexander scored five touchdowns during the Panthers’ 46-38 Indoor Football League loss to the Strike Force in Front Wave Arena.
County trims costs, eyes more upgrades
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Ray County 911 saved almost $90,000 in six months by switching phone and internet service providers, a move officials said improved speeds and reliability while freeing up money for other needs. The commission reviewed detailed figures showing that combining phone and internet lines under United Fiber, rather than relying on AT&T and Mediacom, brought costs down sharply.
