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Richmond resident Boy Scout Jasper Gay presented a U.S. Flag Retirement Box to Ray County Presiding Commissioner Billy Gaines at the Ray County Courthouse.

The Missouri State Auditor’s Office (MSAO) has released a report revealing misconduct following an audit of the City of Excelsior Estates. The audit was initiated in response to a whistleblower complaint and revealed $37,000 in improper payments.

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Persistent issues with radio reception and programming – leading to communication breakdowns during emergencies – was a topic of discussion during the recent Ray County 911 Board meeting.

The Humane Society of Ray County (HSRC) recently purchased a building which will become the future home and permanent location of the shelter, located at 104 N. McCart Street in Richmond.

Retirement is a milestone that is often the byproduct of decades of hard work. Though a growing number of working professionals have no intention of ever retiring, the vast majority of adults look forward to the day when they can call it a career.

Hard-working adults spend years striving to achieve their professional goals. Along the way, planning for retirement is a way to ensure all that hard work pays off when the time comes to call it a career.

New parents may not be able to visualize that one day their largest expenditures won’t be centralized around providing necessities for their children. Adults go though many years of paying for diapers, toys, clothing, food, and education for their children.

A Rayville man has been arrested on charges of first- and second-degree assault. Logan D.

Missouri’s annual Backto- School Sales Tax Holiday offers a tax-free period for the purchase of school supplies, computers, clothing and other qualifying items as defined by statute. These items will be exempt from both state and local sales tax from 12:01 a.m. on August 2 until midnight August 4.