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Having fun on a hayride
Fall weather has always been prime time for hayrides, chilly temperatures, hot chocolate and children. Yesterday, many students of Sunrise Elementary were rewarded with the quarterly Great Escape that rewards…
Obama campaign moves into Richmond area
With the election only six days away, the Barack Obama campaign is making a major push in the battleground state of Missouri. Last week, Obama campaign staff moved into satellite…
Harvesters now helping area families with food
The Fleming Baptist Church is now an agency of Harvesters Community Food Network and will offer food distributions the first and third Wednesday of each month. There is no charge,…
Bi-partisan group grades local congressional leaders on veteran issues
A week after a partisan think tank released its results from a congressional grade card dealing with national security, a non-partisan group has released its grade card on veteran’s issues…
Skelton’s challenger faces tough battle
Many national pundits predict that the Democrats will pick up seats in the House and Senate a week from today. Others say some Democrats across the country are skating on…
Pumpkin art creating a buzz
Staff at Shirkey Nursing & Rehabilitation Center are amiably competing for first place in the annual pumpkin contest. Showing off their creativity, the entries vary from individual pumpkins to actual…
Overlays in downtown area scheduled to begin tomorrow
The city of Richmond is advising that street overlays will tentatively begin tomorrow as follows: Wednesday Stratton Ave.; Williams St., Stratton – South; W. Royle St., Thornton – Camden; Alley…
Henrietta may be forced to raise water, sewer rates
The City of Henrietta may have found some temporary solutions to some big problems, but the Missouri Department of Natural Resources isn’t helping. DNR has mandated that the town inspect…
Richmond changes sign regulations
Businesses and organizations wanting to put up new signs have some new regulations to look at first. The Richmond City Council adopted new ordinances Wednesday night that regulate the size…
Students learn about substance abuse
October 23-31 is nationally recognized as Red Ribbon Week and is another opportunity to raise awareness about the dangers of substance abuse. Richmond students will participate in awareness activities each…
