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Local rural Missouri high school ladies that are hoping to continue their academic careers could obtain financial assistance from the Women Legislators of Missouri Caucus. The caucus is once again sponsoring 16 $1,000 college scholarships available to graduating seniors across Missouri.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds Missouri landowners who get nocost or reduced-cost deer and turkey landowner hunting permits that it may be time to reaffirm or update the property information submitted to MDC. Under the MDC Landowner Permit Application process, Missouri landowners with at least 20 acres must submit information for their qualifying properties to MDC in order to receive free or reduced-cost landowner deer and turkey permits.

Ray County Sheriff’s Department arrests from February 5, 2023 to February 12, 2023. Sunday, February 5 Sydnee Hendrix, 27, of Independence, MO, was arrested for operating motor vehicle without financial responsibility, and failure to appear.

Last week’s Richmond city council members unanimously adopted an ordinance amending certain sections of the municipal code regarding marijuana. In its original form, Ordinance No.

The attorneys we’ve talked to say, if we put zoning and inscriptions more on a microbusiness than a liquor store, then they’re going to have a lawsuit because we are treating them unfairly. ~ Presiding Commissioner Billy Gaines Prevention Specialists for the Ray County Coalition, Deborah Neel and Emily Barnes recently met with area residents regarding multiple community topics.

Students across the state are being asked to put their creative skills to the test in order to help raise awareness and discourage littering. According to the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), the state spends $7 million annually removing trash from Missouri’s 34,000 miles of highways — enough to cover 15 World Disney parks.