January 2021

How will America’s children remember events of 2021?

3 years ago By News Staff

This can be the year we scale up solutions that embrace a culture of health and expand family prosperity. Access to a good job, education, health and whole-family well-being are the foundations of family prosperity – as is an inclusive and expansive definition of family that honors the multitude of ways in which we live and care for one another.

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Tea? Totally

3 years ago By Jack ‘Miles’ Ventimiglia

Nearly half of the U.S. population drinks tea daily.

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Poll finds rural residents resist taking virus vaccine

3 years ago By Tim Marema

WHITESBURG, Kentucky – Rural residents are more hesitant than their metropolitan counterparts to get a COVID-19 vaccination, though rural areas have higher infection and death rates from the virus, a new report states.

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Richmond beats Lexington, gets Winter Classic underway

3 years ago By Shawn Roney

RICHMOND – The Spartans’ 51-43 win Jan. 22 over visiting Lexington in varsity boys basketball was not done in typical Richmond fashion.

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Spartans run away with Minutewomen rematch

3 years ago By Shawn Roney

So did their second. RICHMOND – The Spartans’ first win this season in varsity girls basketball came against Lexington.

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Taming Tigers in the Richmond Winter Classic

3 years ago By News Staff

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Richmond girls romp past Lexington

3 years ago By News Staff

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Richmond boys hoopsters hang on against Lexington

3 years ago By News Staff

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Tigers maul ’Dawgs

3 years ago By News Staff

HIGBEE – Hardin-Central’s varsity basketball teams had no wins to show for their Jan. 23 trek from Hardin to Higbee.

The girls team fell 47-36. The boys fell 70-39.

Mason Freece led the Hardin-Central boys with 10 points. Other contributors included Trevor Gibson, who scored eight points.

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H-C hoopsters look to keep winning at Higbee

3 years ago By News Staff

HARDIN – Coach Brent Behler and his Bulldogs are edging closer to .500 in varsity boys basketball.

Missouri State High School Activities Association records show the Hardin-Central boys are 4-7 entering Saturday’s Carroll-Livingston Activities Association road meeting with Higbee. The Bulldogs have won two of their last three, starting with a 64-36 CLAA win Jan. 12 at Norborne.

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