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MU Extension spotlight

Body The University of Missouri (MU) Extension selected Jessica Trussell, Field Specialist in Human Development and Family Science as its bi-weekly spotlight this week.
Jessica Trussell

Agreement provides for safe disposal of hazardous waste

Body An intergovernmental agreement which will provide safe disposal of hazardous household has been executed. The City of Richmond entered into the agreement with Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) Solid Waste Management District for 2024 Household Hazardous Waste (HHW).

Guest speaker talks synthetic marijuana, more

Body To inform local adults and parents about synthetic marijuana, flavored products, edibles and more, the Ray County Coalition (RCC) teamed up with the First Baptist Church of Richmond and guest speaker Jennifer Rhoad of Smithville Community in Action.
RAY COUNTY COALITION’S guest speaker, Jennifer Rhoad of Smithville Community in Action discusses the effects of synthetic marijuana on youth. SOPHIA BALES | Staff

Departmentalization highlights shared

Body To help transition fifth-graders into sixth grade, Sunrise Elementary fifthgrade teachers have come together to discuss highlights from their departmentalization at the latest R-XVI Richmond School District board meeting.
SOPHIA BALES | Staff

Local superintendent talks AI

Body Richmond R-XVI School District Superintendent Dr. Bryan Copple discussed the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the school after attending this year’s Missouri School Board Association MSBA conference in Kansas City.

Eagle Scout project turns heads

Body One young man’s Eagle Scout project is leaving a positive impact. Richmond High School Sophomore Kalvin Spratt, 15, created the “Spartan Pantry and Books” drop-off box in front of Dear Elementary in Richmond.
KALVIN SPRATT, 15, created the “Spartan Pantry and Books” as his Eagle Scout project. SOPHIA BALES | Staff
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