Probation revoked for Wood Heights man
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A Wood Heights man has been arrested after his probation was revoked by Clay County Court. On Aug.
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Russell shares judicial election insight
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As the general election approaches, many Missouri citizens are expressing their confusion and feelings of unpreparedness regarding their responsibility to vote for judges listed on the ballot. In response to this concern, Missouri Chief Justice Mary R. Russell has stepped forward to clarify the intricacies of the judicial selection process.
Chamber hosts annual award dinner
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The Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its highly anticipated annual dinner at Branded Steakhouse. During the event, outgoing Chamber President Troy Rust honored several outstanding members who made significant contributions to the organization and the local business community over the past year.
Sip and shop event deemed success
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Richmond’s first Christmas- themed sip and shop event delighted attendees, while bringing together festive cheer and holiday shopping in one location. Hosted by RnR Designs, guests were welcomed onto a vibrant red carpet, setting the stage for an evening filled with enchantment.
Cavanah contributes TD catch in gridiron win
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Richmond High School graduate Layne Cavanah got William Jewell College started in the Cardinals’ recent 28-27 road victory over Southwest Baptist University. Cavanah, a junior wide receiver, caught a 15-yard TD pass from quarterback Jake Shaffer to help give the Cardinals a 7-0 lead with 12 minutes, 1 second remaining in the first quarter.
A vote in favor
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Isaacson addressed a series of important questions about why it is crucial for the public to vote in favor of the question. What specific health risks are you concerned about in relation to the presence of marijuana dispensaries? Isaacson: “There is an abundance of long-term effects on the brain, such as anxiety, panic attacks, delusions, memory loss, loss of motor stability, loss of coordination and many others.
A vote against
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Waller answered questions and discussed the significance of voting against this question. How do you think the presence of dispensaries will affect public health, especially regarding substance use and education? Waller: “The presence of marijuana dispensaries can have several positive effects on public health, particularly regarding substance use and education.
Ballot: Will marijuana dispensaries be allowed in Ray County?
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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.
Historic bus tour rolls through town
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A historical bus tour of Richmond made its debut last weekend and was narrated by former history teacher Hal Middleton. The tour was hosted by the Ray County Museum and Ray County Arts Association.
