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Thompson shares highlights

Body Missouri State Representative Terry Thompson (District 53) introduced his new legislative assistant, Jennifer Ladek, and discussed his trade trip to London with Governor Mike Parsons at a recent Chamber after-hours gathering.
LILLY LADEK (from left) and her mother, Jennifer, stand by State Representative Terry Thompson. SHARON DONAT | Staff

Commissioners hash out bridge details, rezoning

Body The Myers Road bridge project is officially underway following initial invoice signing during a recent Ray County Commissioner’s meeting. The move came following a presentation of the initial renderings of the new bridge by Great River Engineering.
THE BRIDGE ON Myers Road shows signs of deterioration. Plans to replace this bridge are underway. SHARON DONAT | Staff

Prosecutor’s investigator subpoenaed

Body In a petition for quo warranto filed against former Ray County Sheriff Scott Childers, a subpoena and deposition have been requested for Ray County Prosecutor’s Office Investigator Heidi Morgan.

Benefits of group therapy for older adults

Body Group therapy can be a highly effective form of mental health support for older adults. It provides a unique set of benefits that can enhance emotional well-being, social connections, and overall mental health.
Benefits of group therapy for older adults

Sleep habits affect healthy aging

Body A good night’s rest can be just what the body needs to feel revitalized and ready to tackle a new day. Indeed, rest is important for people of all ages, including seniors.
Sleep habits affect healthy aging

Pendleton reports on cemetery maintenance

Body It has been over two years since Megan Pendleton started working on Shotwell and Richmond cemeteries. In that time, she has experienced some ups and downs, from trying to determine the ownership of the Richmond cemetery to fighting robust poison ivy at Shotwell.
SHARON DONAT | Staff THE WALL NEAR the stairs leading to the Shotwell Cemetery will cost $40,000 to repair, according to Megan Pendleton.

Richmond Council approves ordinances

Body The Richmond City Council has approved an ordinance to establish a procedure to disclose potential conflicts of interest and substantial interest for certain municipal officials. This ordinance is approved annually as required by the Missouri Ethics Commission.
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