As the general election approaches this November, residents of Ray County are actively discussing a significant issue that will be featured on the ballot – whether to allow non-medical microbusiness and marijuana dispensaries to be located in Ray County. The ballot question will read: “Shall Ray County, Missouri, prohibit the establishment of all non-medical microbusiness dispensaries and comprehensive marijuana dispensaries within its boundaries, including the unincorporated areas and consequently forgo any potential local tax revenue associated with these businesses?” A vote in favor would prohibit such establishments, while a vote against would allow these businesses to exist in the county. To shed light on this measure and its implications, Richmond News has contacted key figures within the community for their perspectives. Pastor Willie Isaacson of the First Baptist Church supports a “yes” vote, expressing concerns regarding the social and moral implications of allowing non…