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The Ray County Sheriff’s Office has earned statewide recognition after years of investment in training, equipment and community partnerships.

Competitive success, strong participation numbers and academic recognition across Richmond programs were highlighted during a winter activities recap at a recent Richmond School Board meeting.

Local residents can expect two upcoming community celebrations after officials authorized permits and street arrangements for the events.

Residents across northern Missouri who enjoy singing or playing string instruments have an opportunity to join a regional performance group, which offers adults of varying experience levels a chance to perform together.

Editor’s note: This is the first of a twopart series about a recent Ray County Drug Court graduation. Part One covers the program and Alicia McCullough’s journey, while Part Two explores Travis Sutton’s story and the program’s broader impact.

When an elderly woman involved in a three-vehicle crash had to leave for the hospital, one more problem remained at the scene: her dog. For Hardin Fire Department Assistant Chief Joe Manchester, the solution was simple.

A pair of tied races in the April 7 election could send Richmond voters back to the polls later this year as officials begin the process of determining outcomes.

Concerns circulating on social media regarding a recent incident at Dear Elementary School involving a young child prompted a police investigation, which found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing.

Ray County commissioners were presented with concerns during a recent meeting about an upcoming bathroom renovation at the Public Administrator’s Office, including its potential impact on operations.

From elementary classrooms to high school programs, Richmond students are learning to put words to their strengths, build confidence and connect their skills to future opportunities.