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Clay, Ray could share 21st District

Body WARRENSBURG – The proposed 21st Senatorial District map would make dramatic changes to the present district represented by Denny Hoskins, R-Warrensburg. Changes include that, for the next two years, Hoskins would not live in the district where he serves.
THIS MAP of the proposed 21st Senatorial District takes in the top half of Clay County, including Excelsior Springs, plus all of Ray, Lafayette, Carroll, Howard and Cooper counties. Sen. Denny Hoskins, who lives in Johnson County, would represent the new district until his term ends in two years. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff

Cars at Mushroom Fest

Body RICHMOND – Sponsored by Belair Farms, a car show is planned for the 2022 Richmond Mushroom Festival. Registration is from 8 a.m.
VINTAGE and modern vehicles drive guests to the car show at the 40th Annual Richmond Mushroom Festival in the municipal center parking lot. The show returns for 2022.

‘Twelfth Night’

Body A DISPLAY of swordplay flourishes as part of the Shakespearean play “Twelfth Night,” as seen during play practice Monday on the stage of the fabulous Farris Theatre.
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County library, schools benefit from rescue funds

Body WASHINGTON– One year after the American Rescue Plan became law, U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II said Missouri’s 5th Congressional District – including Ray County – has received $15,027,887 to date from the Federal Communications Commission’s Emergency Connectivity Fund Program.

Dear students show respect, responsibility

Body RICHMOND – Dear Elementary students have been learning about the Six Pillars of Character with Character Counts, based on school information. They learned about respect and worked on following the Golden Rule, accepting differences and being considerate of others’ feelings.
DEAR RESPONSIBILITY STUDENTS for kindergarten, from left, are Jocie Williams, Gracie Hicks, Mrs. Spratt, Owen Johnson, Heather Hayes and Avondre Jackson.

Fundraiser aids workshop

Body RICHMOND– The chili chef, Ron White, lifts a lid and stirs while standing in front of several tables filled by more than a dozen full roasting pans. “It’s my original recipe,” he says.
CURBSIDE SERVICE: Linda Pigg accepts a lunch serving from Kenny Goetz. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff
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