Carolyn Rose Pugh
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Carolyn Rose Pugh, 74, of Hardin, died unexpectedly on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020, at her home.
December 2020
Barbara Loraine Scheible
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Barbara Loraine (Moore) Scheible, 87, of Norborne, passed away on Nov. 22, 2020, at Ray County Memorial Hospital in Richmond.
Ernest Glenn Davison
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Ernest Glenn Davison, 61, of Lexington passed away Dec. 5, 2020, at Centerpoint Medical Center, Independence. Visitation will be from 6 to 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, at Walker-Nadler-Fuller Funeral Home, Lexington.
Second-half surge propels Richmond into Husker Classic semis
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HIGGINSVILLE – A second-half surge Tuesday helped Richmond stay undefeated in varsity boys basketball. Trailing Windsor 34-29, the Spartans ripped off nine straight third-quarter points and went on to outscore the Greyhounds 34-21 for the half to secure a 60-50 victory in opening the Husker Classic on the Lafayette County C-1 campus in Higginsville.
Richmond girls fall to Odessa, defeat Lexington in Husker Classic
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HIGGINSVILLE – For a few minutes, Haylee Weber’s three-point shooting gave Richmond a chance at keeping pace with Odessa during Monday night’s 60- 33 first-round loss in the Husker Classic on the Lafayette County C-1 campus.
Hardin-Central girls tumble at home to replacement foe
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HARDIN – Varsity girls basketball coach Morgan Bishop and her Bulldogs had little prep time for an unexpected opponent. Hardin-Central was slated to face Braymer on Dec.
H-C boys fall to Carrollton in last-minute visit by Trojans
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HARDIN – An 11th-hour switch of opponents did not bother Hardin-Central varsity boys basketball coach Brent Behler. Like their girls counterparts, the Hardin-Central boys were slated for a Dec.
Dorothy M. Cutting
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Dorothy M. Cutting, 85, Kansas City, passed away peacefully Dec.
COVID-19 BY THE NUMBERS
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SOURCES: State, Ray and Clay health departments, Johns Hopkins University J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff THE DEATH and case totals listed for this week include not just deaths over the past seven days, but an accumulation of all deaths since the virus started in each venue..
Virus cases continue moving up in Ray, Clay counties
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RICHMOND – Area COVID-19 cases continued to rise this week versus last: up 29% in Clay County and up 8% in Ray County. Numbers reported for the Richmond School District showed six members and 14 students had tested positive for COVID-19.