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911 Board addresses ongoing warrant issues

Body Reoccurring issues with warrant information was the topic of discussion in a recent meeting called by Ray County 911 Board with the Ray County Commissioners. Staff members from The Ray County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office and Sheriff’s Department were also to attend.
PENNY LEE AND Ray County Sheriff Scott Childers attend the recent Ray County Commission meeting regarding miscommunication among local agencies. SOPHIA BALES | Staff

Women’s History Month celebrated

Body Women’s History Month — a celebration to recognize women’s contributions to society — started out as only a day in 1909, according to nationalgeographic. com. The day turned into a week in 1980 and into a month in 1987.

D.C. trip set for eighth-graders

Body The trip to Washington, D.C. for eighth-grade students has been set for May 22-26, and Richmond Middle School students are welcome to participate in the group trip with their parents’ permission and support.

Classroom funding initiative open to area teachers

Body Western Governors University (WGU) Missouri today announced the return of its “Fund My Classroom” initiative, issuing a call for K-12 teachers across the state to nominate their proposed classroom projects for the opportunity to receive full or partial funding.

Easter Eggs-Po in full swing

Body The Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its second annual Easter Eggs-Po basket event, with drawings slated for April 5. The event allows the chamber to raise money for the Christmas fund.
Easter Eggs-Po in full swing
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