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Drive-through clinics for Ray County scheduled to take place in April, May

5 years ago By Jack ‘Miles’ Ventimiglia
RICHMOND – A location is being sought to hold a vaccination clinic in Ray County during May, but those who do not want to wait can go to a clinic next week in Lafayette County. The Health Care Collaborative of Rural Missouri – in collaboration with the Ray County and Lafayette County health departments – will host a drive-through vaccination clinic in Lexington on April 17.
AT THE RAY COUNTY Veterans Memorial Community Building, auctioneer Steve Ritter takes bids for pens, inkwells, coins, watches and other collectibles. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff  

Between the eras of quills and keyboards, most written communication across the globe relies on...

5 years ago By Jack ‘Miles’ Ventimiglia
Focusing on a couple of glass display cabinets, Steven Ritter, Excelsior Springs, goes over plans with staff about the coming auction’s agenda, starting with a lifetime’s collection of coins, followed by writing pens and jewelry, and then back-and-forth calls between inkwells and watches.
REP. DOUG RICHEY suggests able-bodied people would get Medicaid coverage at the expense of the elderly. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff  

House committee rejects Medicaid expansion funds

5 years ago By Wicker Perlis
JEFFERSON CITY – Medicaid expansion advocates celebrated victory in August after more than 53% of voters said the program should add more than 200,000 Missourians. But last week, Republican House Budget Committee members voted down House Bill 20, which would have provided almost $1.9 billion in funding for the voter-approved expansion.
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