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Redemption, recovery in Ray County courtroom

Body Editor’s note: This story is the first of a two-part series covering the 39th graduating class of the Ray County Adult Drug Court. Part one features opening remarks, guest speaker Chad Judd and graduate Curtis Williams’story.
CHAD JUDD (left), a 2018 graduate of the Ray County Adult Drug Court, shares his story of relapse, recovery and gratitude during the program’s 39th graduation ceremony. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff

Teamwork saves infant, earns County crews top honor

Body What began as a desperate call for help ended in a miracle, as Ray County first responders were recently recognized for reviving an eight-week-old infant who had stopped breathing, proving what can happen when courage and training collide in a single moment.
FIRST RESPONDERS interact with baby Everly and her aunt during the Life Saver Award ceremony recognizing local emergency crews. SHARON DONAT | Staff

Following the Golden Brick Road to a Win

Body Float building is a tradition that goes on every year at Homecoming. Students get all week to work on their float. Students may start as early as midnight the Friday before Homecoming week. Students get one day during the school week to work on it too.
Wizard of Oz tornado takes down the Huskers ensuring the Senior class a first place for their float. MRS. ROLD | Spin Staff

RHS media class visits newspaper

Body BRAYLON CASTILLEJA (left), Jayden Pearson, Nolan Quick, Lochlan Steele, Ella Steele, Cheyenne Pruitt, Arianna Jones, Aiko Smith, Sally Burnett, Kalie Hendrix, Sarah Kinnard, and Katherine Rold learn about the newspaper.
SHARON DONAT | Staff

Rural program expands disability healthcare access

Body For individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities living in rural Missouri, access to quality healthcare often depends on luck – the luck of finding a doctor who understands their needs, a clinic that can keep staff or transportation that gets them to an...
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