Jo’s Jottings/By Jo Ellen Dale Ilah Logston spent the weekend in Jefferson City with son, Mike, and family. They all attended a performance of “Godspell,” in which grandson, Seth, was…
If Postcards Could Talk/By Linda Emley In Weston, Mo. there’s a shop called the “Sundance Photo Gallery”. It is located in a building that was formerly a saloon, a doctor’s…
Want a side dish that’s good enough to eat alone or with a meat dish? Scalloped carrots are a great dish to take to a pot luck or church gathering,…
By Linda Emley On Sept 23, there was a party in Pine Valley. The whole town gathered ‘round while Tad Martin made a toast to all the people past…
Mailed from Richmond, Mo. on Apr. 14, 1909 to Miss Florence Laukford, Lexington College, Lexington, Mo.: “Dear Florence, Have you forgotten ‘Little Tiny’? I haven’t heard from you for an…
This has been a busy week for me beginning with the Kiwanis meeting on Tuesday. The program was presented by Miss Mandy Miller who is confined to a wheelchair because…
Sometimes people ask me, “When are you going to run out of stories?” I always laugh and say, “Never. Because there is always another story waiting just around the next…
With cooler weather comes the desire to heat up the oven and start cooking hearty meals again. The beans and sausage casserole is a big hit for cookouts or family…
By Russ Green/Senior Staff Writer The semifinalists in the 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program have been announced and a Richmond R-XVI student is among the approximately 16,000 selected. Hannah Hillegas,…
Mr. Ronnie Russell and Ms. Rita Russell of Richmond, along with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Rayville are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Lauren Ashley Russell…