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JEFFERSON CITY – The Governor’s Office is allowing the Department of Health and Senior Services and the Department of Commerce and Insurance to waive regulations for registered nurses.

THE CHAMBER’S newest member, Derrick Briant, owner of Symbolic Custom Designs, is welcomed by Executive Director Natalie Lamar.

RICHMOND – Community Bank of Missouri announced the election of and to the bank’s board of directors.

JEFFERSON CITY – The state closed a Sunshine Law complaint against the Richmond School District with advice for the school board to do better when asked questions of public interest.

RICHMOND – The Richmond Municipal Division is closed to the public until further notice due to the virus.

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ST. LOUIS – The Parson administration is recruiting inactive medical professionals to help combat COVID-19, which could mean asking retirees to reenter an environment known to be more dangerous to older people.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Graduation dates remain up in the air for area schools due to the COVID-19 virus.

RICHMOND – The Richmond School District juggled high school sports leaders, starting with making Athletic Director the principal at Richmond High School.

COVID-19 deaths from the world level down to Clay and Ray counties have increased dramatically over the past several days. The report last week recorded virus deaths worldwide at 42,400; nationally, 3,800; in Missouri, 14; and no deaths in Clay and Ray counties.