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MoDOT’S CONCEPTUAL layout drawn with the intersection having four-way traffic signals.  

MoDot seeks feedback for Lawson intersection improvements

1 year ago By News Staff
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is seeking public feedback following a public meeting held on March 27 to discuss proposed improvements at the intersection of Missouri Route D and U.S. Route 69 in Lawson. Residents and stakeholders now have the opportunity to share opinions on the project and help shape the future of Missouri’s transportation priorities.
RICHMOND SCHOOL DISTRICT Assistant Superintendent Dr. Trey Cavanah (from left), Administrative Assistant Shannan Maxwell and Sunrise Elementary Principal Sara Terril, along with Mason members Tom Doss, Bill French, Keith Proffitt, Mac Proffitt, Steve Minnick and Richmond School District Superintendent Dr. Bryan Copple express their enthusiasm as the Masonic Lodge donates $1,500 for student meal balances at Sunrise Elementary. SHARON DONAT | Staff  

Breen shares insight into Ray County food insecurities

1 year ago By Miranda Jamison
Food insecurity is becoming more common in Ray County, with hundreds of families relying on local food pantries each month and donations steadily declining. Due to the increase in food pantry usage while available resources are shrinking, Special Needs Services (SNS) of Ray County Executive Director Suzan Breen is taking initiative aimed at education, awareness and longterm solutions.

Jail project continues amid repairs, staffing concerns

1 year ago By Miranda Jamison
Ray County’s ongoing jail renovation project remains on track as officials work through building repairs, staffing shortages and equipment procurement issues. During a recent Ray County Commission meeting, Sheriff Gary Blackwell provided updates on the facility’s progress, noting construction is moving forward despite a major oversight which required a contractor to rework a portion of the bid.
Ask about senior discounts  

Ask about senior discounts

1 year ago By News Staff
Many locations offer senior discounts that can begin as early as age 50. These discounts may be available at restaurants, supermarkets, and retail stores. Often, customers need to ask for a discount since it may not be readily advertised. It’s important to check with your local establishment to confirm the availability of the discount, as the specifics can vary by location.
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