In the Friday, Oct. 20 edition of Richmond News, the correct spelling of names is Brad Hogan Jim Majors and William Dooley, and Barb Thompson’s title is “Past Kiwanis International Trustee” on page 12..
Halloween is just around the corner. Though the holiday is about dressing up, saying “trick or treat,” and telling scary stories, the Teal Pumpkin Project adds a whole new dimension to the holiday.
The 2023 Annual Ray County 4-H Recognition Event took over the Eagleton Civic Center last week. The annual event was sponsored by Richmond Farm Bureau, Richmond Rotary Club, FCS Financial, and Ray County 4-H Council.
Spartan Ridge at Southview Park – a Richmond City and Richmond School Board (RSB) project - is open to the public. A ribbon-cutting ceremony occurred last week with the Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce along with Richmond City staffers and community members.
Questions buzz Ray County about what the Law Enforcement Restitution Fund (LERF) Board does and how it is run. Turns out, a county establishes LERF through RSMo 50.565 – county law enforcement restitution fund may be established, proceeds designated for deposit in, use of monies — audit of fund.
Tri-County Mental Health rebranded its name to Beacon Mental Health, announced Prevention Specialist for the Ray County Coalition (RCC) Deborah Neel at the latest RCC meeting. Beacon Mental Health service mental health, substance use treatment, prevention and wellness activities for Clay, Platte and Ray counties in metropolitan Kansas City.
No one is immune to issues that can adversely affect their mental health, including men and women nearing retirement age and those who are already retired. Though the term “golden years” suggests life in retirement is one sunny day after another, many individuals 60 and older are dealing with mental health issues.