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A bill to accept $7,405.08 in grant money for police terrorism prevention equipment has been approved by the Richmond City Council.

Richmond American Legion Post 237 recently hosted a heartfelt Veterans Day service to honor the brave men and women who have served in the armed forces. The event began with a solemn flag-raising ceremony accompanied by the stirring notes of the national anthem.

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.

As the colder months draw near, Excelsior Springs Hospital (ESH) is taking the opportunity to raise awareness about seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a condition that can significantly impact mental health during this time of year.

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Missouri teachers, along with some police officers and firefighters, face reduced incomes during their retirement years due to current federal guidelines, which jeopardizes their quality of life.

Ray County is part of the state’s Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Management Zone and hunters are required to take harvested deer or at least the head of any deer harvested on Nov. 16-17, 2024, to the mandatory CWD testing site at 16306 Highway 13 in Richmond.

The building at 101 W. Main Street is situated on the square’s southeast corner, at the intersection of Main and Thornton Streets. Its historical significance dates back to 1853 when J.P.

Richmond Fire Department (RFD) was dispatched to 403 Vine Street for a working structure fire earlier this week. Fire crews arrived in minutes and confirmed the residents were not in the structure.