February 2023

Getting a tattoo can be a creative way to express yourself and can help to remind us of meaningful moments in our lives. To the older generation, tattoos are considered to be taboo because they were often associated with gangs and prisoners in recent history.

The Richmond News, Feb. 24, 2023 Joel Wardwell Joel D.

The Richmond News, Feb. 24, 2023 March 2, 1970-Feb.

The Richmond News, Feb. 24, 2023 Gail Fernandez Gail Deann Fernandez, 59, of Richmond died on Friday, Feb.

The Richmond News, Feb. 24, 2023 Robert King Robert Gene King, 77, of Rayville died Saturday, Feb.

A plateau was reached, a streak continued and a record fell on Feb. 17 at Richmond High School.

Two local elementary teachers are helping students and parents to strengthen bonds through the process of creating ceramic art. In 2005, art teachers Bea Hendrix from Dear Elementary School and Spencer Barr from Sunrise Elementary School started hosting Family Clay Night at their schools.

Locals recently received a unique opportunity to learn how to live more sustainably. The First Annual Homesteading in Ray County Regional Swap, Meet and Convention took over Eagleton Senior Center this past weekend.