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Richmond News and Excelsior Springs Standard Publisher Brian Rice has announced his retirement from the news industry after 32 years. Rice dedicated his career to The Excelsior Springs Standard, beginning in 1990 as a graphic artist.

After not taking place since 2019 because of the pandemic, the Sounds of the Heart Concert returns with a trio of high-energy groups at 7 p.m. Oct.

Two century-long Ray County farms have been awarded the Missouri Century Farm Families Award. The Thurman-Mitchell Family Farm and W.

Some changes are coming involving the voting process that Ray Countians should know, according to Glenda Powell, county clerk. Beginning with the Nov.

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State Rep. Terry Thompson is becoming a fixture at Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce after-hours events.

On Sept. 15, community members showed up to offer their support for a grand reopening for the renovated Central Missouri Community Credit Union (CMCCU) location in Richmond.

Vicki and Paul Comeau have found themselves a slice of heaven in Richmond as residents. They hope Richmond will be heaven for them as business owners, too.

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With September designated as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, therapist Robert Cox figured that a way to spread awareness about suicide was to stage an event spreading mental health awareness. That event was End The Stigma, held Sept.