Couple creates creepy display for the holiday
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Tim and Betty Glynn have created one of the area’s great boneyards in their front yard at 707 E. Lexington St., which intersects with South Institute Street.
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Director urges that people seek flu vaccinations
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JEFFERSON CITY – In a typical year, more than 100,000 Missourians of all ages become sick from the flu, with some becoming seriously ill, leading state health officials to urge residents to get the flu vaccine by the end of October.
PLUMMETING FROM HEAVEN AND CLIMBING UP AGAIN
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Dan Meers talks about an unusual career. As expected. After all, he is a hall of famer. Oh, not the one in Canton, Ohio, where Patrick Mahomes II and Travis Kelce will be enshrined someday. He is in the little one in Whiting, Indiana: the Mascot Hall of Fame.
Suspension extension for in-school learning
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• SCHOOL CLOSED OCT. 9 • COVID CASES INCREASE • DISTRICT AVOIDS RISK RICHMOND – In-school classes will not resume at Richmond High School until after Thanksgiving, district leaders have decided.
Ray County receives bicentennial banner, flag
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RICHMOND– A bicentennial banner and flag will> help with recognition of the Missouri and Ray County bicentennials in 2021. Rep.
Court rules Galloway has right to view records commission wants kept secret
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RICHMOND – Clay County Commissioners Gene Owen and Luann Ridgeway lost another bid to prevent Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway from seeing commission meeting records, based on information released Monday.
In-school learning suspension extends
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RICHMOND – In-school classes will not resume at Richmond High School until after Thanksgiving, district leaders decided.
Trick-or-treat changes, but not canceled by city
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RICHMOND – COVID-19 has caused a fright that has changed city plans for Halloween night. But there is no need to be scared – tick-or-treat plans have not changed dramatically, city Development Director Alicia Shaw said.
COVID CANDIDATES
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COLUMBIA – The only time Gov. Mike Parson and state Auditor Nicole Galloway have appeared, or will appear, in a political forum focused on the Nov. 3 governor’s race took place Oct. 9 at the Missouri Theatre in Columbia.
WHO WILL WEAR THE DEPUTY SHERIFF?
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RICHMOND – Clay County investigator Scott Childers, 41, challenges Ray County Sheriff Garry Bush, 64, for the Ray County sheriff’s seat. Both men had the opportunity to discuss their backgrounds, and in 30 words or less, to answer issue-related questions.