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Judge hands 18-year term in statutory rape case

By David Knopf/Richmond News Mark Teegarden, 48, of Polo was sentenced to 18 years in prison Wednesday for having sex with and impregnating his common-law stepdaughter, then 12. A 12-member,…

AN INDELIBLE IMPRESSION OF A SOLDIER

Local jewelry store giving away five fingerprint pendants to active duty military By David Knopf/Richmond News Kenny Fares, a diesel mechanic with the 842nd Quartermaster Company in Kansas City, Kan.,…

Richmond woman injured in Sunday wreck

A Richmond woman was injured Sunday afternoon when her vehicle went down a ravine on Garner Road, just north of the Richmond city limits. Stephanie Trissler, 28, was listed with…

Poster winners honored at SWCD dinner

The Ray County Soil and Water Conservation District held its annual dinner at the Richmond Shrine Club March 22 at 6:30 p.m.  There were a total of 193 in attendance.…

Farmer’s selection means $2,500 each for Orrick FFA, Ray County 4-H

Darrell Padgett, an Orrick-area farmer, was chosen as the recipient of a $5,000 award from the Monstanto Fund in the 2013 America’s Farmers Grow Communities program. Two agriculture-related local organizations,…

Ray County election results – April 2

RAY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Vicki L. Long             1565    29.87% Joan Lewis                 1448    27.63% Alice Janett Jones    1316    25.11% Rita May                    901      17.19% Write-ins                     10        .19%   HARDIN-CENTRAL C-2 Kent Wheeler                      …

Abducted child returned home

By David Knopf-News Editor A 4-year-old who was taken from Ray County returned home safely Friday after being located in Muskogee, Okla. Nikose Cringan’s disappearance sparked considerable interest among those…

Former official’s case moved to May

By David Knopf-News Editor Resolution of charges against Felicia Leslie, the former Ray County deputy public administrator, could remain in limbo until at least May following a recent continuance in…

Lauria gives H-C students a lesson in weather

By Russ Green • Staff Writer  You can tell it has been a long winter when even young school children applaud when they are told there probably won’t be any…

Big-band sound comes to the Farris April 18

By Sara Seidel-For The Richmond News If you could step into a time machine, you might ask it to take you back to a place where you could cut a…