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Richmond Area Chamber hoping for hole-in-one

2 years ago By Sharon Donat

The Richmond Area Chamber is hosting its first golf tournament at Shirkely Golf Course on June 15, 2024. The formally debtfree chamber is raising money to pay off a muchneeded HVAC system installed last year.

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Gamma Theta celebrates Sisters Day

2 years ago By News Staff

GAMMA THETA, a chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, recently celebrated Special Sisters Day with a luncheon at Arcadia Moon. In attendance were Nancy Coleman (from left), Barbara Porter, Jan Carnahan, Margie Bowman, Patsy Macey, Jean Schmidt, Beverly Phipps and Sandra Williams. Jan Carnahan (left) and Margie Bowman also celebrated birthdays during the event.

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Bible Assembly Conference kicks off this weekend

2 years ago By Sharon Donat

The 17th annual Send the Light Richmond Bible Assembly Conference will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Branded Theater from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The goal is to assemble and send 5,000 Bibles to the island of Mindanao located in the Philippines.

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AMERICAN LEGION

2 years ago By News Staff

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RCSO assists in sex trafficking arrests, rescues

2 years ago By Miranda Jamison

Human trafficking, a heinous and widespread crime, inflicts profound suffering on individuals from diverse backgrounds across the globe. Recently, the Ray County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) joined a concerted initiative to combat trafficking, resulting in the apprehension of multiple perpetrators and the rescue of victims.

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Warrant issued for Richmond man

2 years ago By Miranda Jamison

A warrant has been issued and a bond forfeiture hearing has been scheduled for a Richmond man who, by failing to appear in court, has potentially exacerbated his legal situation and the consequences he may face.

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Ordinance overturned by presiding commissioner’s vote

2 years ago By Sharon Donat

Ray County Commissioner Billy Gains’ presiding vote stands valid to overturn a previously approved ordinance prohibiting approval of applications that are in violation of federal law, including marijuana grow facilities. The latest move by the commissioners will allow the group to approve applications for such facilities to operate in the county.