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Sister trio share rabbit expertise
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The Ray County Fair 4-H Rabbit Show gives competitors an opportunity to display their rabbits after caring for them prior to the 4-H event. Throughout the competitiveness of the day, the Littlewood sister trio said they had fun showing their rabbits.
4-H diorama receives purple ribbon
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When a child or teen participates in the Ray County Fair and the 4-H Exhibits, it is a learning experience. But for Wyatt Covey, 14, it was also an opportunity to physically create a dream barn shop inspired by his grandfather’s.
Farmers appreciation dinner celebrated
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Area residents gathered for the annual Farmers Appreciation Dinner, held as part of the Ray County Fair, last week. Fair sponsors, local businesses and farmers made their way to the fairgrounds to get in line for their meals, provided by Branded Steakhouse.
Poultry, fashion, posters conclude exhibitions
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MILLVILLE 4-HER Dallas Hurst, 12, presents his “How to Cure Hams” poster..
Law restricts drivers from phone use
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A new bill passed earlier this month forbids Missouri drivers of any age from holding or using any “electronic communication devices.” Called “Siddens Bening Hands Free Law” Missouri Revised Statute 304.820 described devices as anything from a phone to laptops.
Commissioners discuss bill 190
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Older Ray County residents are wondering if Ray County Commissioners will enact the senate bill which freezes property tax rates for residents ages 65 and older. Senate Bill 190 was signed by Missouri Governor Mike Parson earlier this month.