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Methodical McBee wins Best in Show Overall award at fair

Body Dantin McBee approached perfection on July 15. McBee, a member of the Millville 4-H Club and soon-to-be eighth-grader in the Excelsior Springs School District, scored a 297 out of 300 that morning in 4-H archery competition at the Ray County Fairgrounds.
JAKE CRINGAN received the Best in Show for ages 14 and older in the archery competition held at Ray County Fairgrounds. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

Richmond Rotary makes donations

Body SOPHIA BALES Staff Writer Richmond Rotary Club shared donations made to local nonprofits and community members over the past year during a special event held at Branded Steakhouse Event Center last week.

Inmates work on courthouse

Body SOPHIA BALES | Staff RAY COUNTY Jail inmates Montana Meierer (from left), Christopher Graham, Dillion Eddie and Gregory Lee worked outside the Ray County Courthouse to improve the concrete and clean up.
Inmates work on courthouse

RAY COUNTY SHERIFF

Body Sunday July 2 At 4:04 a.m., Hali Clayton, 24, of Lexington, MO, was arrested for driving while intoxicated, Failed to equip passenger vehicle with 2 sets of front seat safety belts. At 8:21 a.m.

ADA parking ordinance amended

Body Richmond City Council approved the new Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Parking Spaces in the downtown area. This includes adding spaces for ADA vans and cars, erecting signs, striping parking spaces and the removal of one existing space.
THE NUMBERED layout details locations of the ADA parking plan.

Hams go to highest bidder

Body ORRICK HIGH School FFA student Cash Honeycutt answers Heather Pugh’s questions about his school and ham. Honeycutt’s ham was 19.25 pounds and was sold for $41/lb.
Hams go to highest bidder

Drug court graduate confident about future

Body Dealing with any addiction is challenging, but not impossible, as the Ray County Drug Court program has proven. The Richmond courtroom was filled with family and friends of the program’s most recent graduate, Rickie Hicks, who is 490 days sober.
Rickie Hicks (left) graduates from the Ray County Drug Court program as Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston applauds his accomplishments. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff
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