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So far, so good for Stet 4-day school week
By Mark Johnson/For The Richmond News Can Stet R-XV, a small rural Missouri K-12 school with 64 students, successfully make the transition to a four-day week without negatively impacting academics?…
Sports theme next for churches’ Logos program
Jo’s Jottings/By Jo Ellen Dale The second annual O’Dell-Brizendine family reunion was held Sunday, Sept. 25, at the home of Bernita Carter. Good food and fellowship was enjoyed by all.…
Box Suppers preceded homecoming, but who was Harry?
If Postcards Could Talk/By Linda Emley Since Richmond is celebrating Homecoming this week, I want to share some history of how it has changed over the years. I thought…
Photographer Orval Hixon’s early life remains a mystery
If Postcards Could Talk/By Linda Emley I wanted to share some stories about Orval Hixon’s early days in Richmond, but I haven’t been able to find much about his private…
Apple Harvest recipes
Pat’s Pantry/By Pat Mills Apple harvest starts in September and runs through the middle of November. I remember when I was a kid, my mom would take us to an…
Rotary raises $1,000 for local food pantry
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…
Photographer of the stars got his start in Richmond
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…
Vegetable dishes everyone will love
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,…
They pulled the plug on Pine Valley, but Richmond lives on
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…
Tale reminds us how two churches became one
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…
