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Chamber raffles out trees

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The Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce sold trees for community and chamber members to purchase and decorate for the public to raffle on. The winners were announced last weekend during festivities. The following were the tree owners and who won each: Max Motors - Judy Allred Ray County Collector (Julie Chowning) - Amy Fulte Equitable Advisors (Troy Rust) - G. Minnick Community Bank - Steve Bremer Oak Ridge - Darroll Ruaurk Harps - Darroll Ruark Children Are Special Day Care - Susie Langdon In Honor of Breast Cancer Survivors - Missy Maxwell Wrisinger Online Auction - Takeena Misenhelter Thurman Funeral Home - Stella Trindle Terry Thompson - Gary Converse City of Richmond - Stella Trindle Edward Jones - Brett Smoot - Marilyn Gayle Richmond News - Carson Vurk Makeovers on Main - Kalee Shank Missouri Farm & Home Insurance Denise Stottlemyre Ray Carroll Co-Op - Lisa Hastings Gill Family of Companies - Sarah Kilpatrick RCCAA - Sophia Dorton Bridge of Hope - Kent Boss Peggy McGaugh - Kaelyn Burns Ray County Prosecutor (Camile Johnston) - Harmoni Stewart Ray County Hospital and Health Care - Green’s Automotive Walmart - Grace Mahurin Community Realty - Jayneen Stigall Steele Farms - Desirae Bryon Edward Jones - Richard Biddings Tammy Smith Ray County Prosecutor (Camile Johnston) - Jayden Allnutt Kurtis Gregory - C Pence Academy Bank - Maggie Presson McCool Painting - Gemma White McCool Painting - Kalya Harris Blou Boutique - Robbin Cole Arnette Polymers - Pam Pope Chamber Wreath - Jacob Ruark Super 8 Wreath - Brenda Turner ReeceNichols Wreath - Allison Coats For more information regarding the local chamber of commerce, follow its Facebook at “Richmond - Missouri Area Chamber of Commerce.”

BRIEF

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The Ray County Community Arts Association presents “A Christmas Carol,” a live radio play written by The first showing is Dec. 8 at 7 p.m.
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Kiwanian Schreurs ran for groceries

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Shelves at the United Methodist Church Food Pantry are stocked with $2,000 worth of new donations, thanks to the Richmond Kiwanis Club’s Go for the Groceries event. Kiwanian Randy Schreurs pulled cans of meat, vegetables and boxes of cereal off the shelves at Harps Grocery Store in Richmond to fill more than four groceries carts with non-perishable food.