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Local museum shares scares

The Ray County Museum partnered with Apex Paranormal (AP) of Kansas City and hosted a museum tour and ghost hunting. AP Founder Elijah Buchholz, AP Research Specialist Shannon Johnson, Lillian Buchholz – Elijah’s daughter, and AP Research Specialist Jenni Panethiere led the ghost hunters.
APEX PARANORMAL (AP) members Lillian Buchholz (from left), Jenni Panethiere, Ray County Museum Director Cathy Gottsch, AP members Shannon Johnson and Elijah Buchholz discuss ghost hunting rules and stories from their past adventures. SOPHIA BALES | Staff

Council talks municipal building roof repairs

Richmond City Council approved a bid addendum for roof repairs to the north side of the municipal building. The addendum was made to the bid received from CentiMark for “RFP 10-2020 City Hall Roof Repair” not to exceed $52,300 for the replacement of the north facade.

’Cats eager for Braymer rematch

Kirk Thacker hopes a trend he experienced as the varsity 8-man football coach at Hardin-Central and then while helming the Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity 8-man program will continue in his current position as the Orrick varsity 8-man coach.

First Tactical jackets approved for city police

RICHMOND CITY COUNCIL members approved the purchase of Richmond Police Department-issued jackets. Each jacket is priced at $136.99, and Police Chief Scott Bagley said there were nine officers that needed jackets, therefore the total was $1,232.91.
First Tactical jackets approved for city police

Exercise ideas for people with mobility issues

Physical activity is vital to overall health. The World Health Organization says limiting time spent being idle and taking advantage of opportunities to get moving — even if it’s just a little bit of exercise — can go a long way toward improving overall health.
USING RESISTANCE bands and doing chair exercises are ways for individuals with limited mobility to fulfill their weekly physical activity requirements.
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