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Editor’s note: This is the first of a twopart series highlighting a Ray County Voices podcast episode featuring local plumbing professionals.

And he died for all, that those who live might no longer live for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised,” says Second Corinthians 5:15 My favorite Bible verses are the ones that pack a lot into a few simple words. Second Corinthians 5:15 does that.

Residents again pushed for answers from Ray County Commissoners regarding public records access and the enforcement of county regulations. During a recent commissioners meeting, discussion returned to the handling of potential violations of county regulations and the Sunshine Law request process.

As interest in the Richmond Farmers Market continues to grow, organizers are considering relocating the event to increase visibility and create more opportunities for vendors and community participation.

The Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) is continuing to warn Missourians about ongoing scam text messages falsely claiming to be from the Missouri Department of Revenue or “Missouri DMV.

As Richmond Middle School eighthgraders worked through budgeting scenarios, the experience brought new awareness to everyday expenses.

Ray County commissioners are pushing Union Pacific Railroad to replace the 216 Bridge after residents described safety risks, travel delays and restricted access caused by the bridge’s collapse.

City officials in Orrick approved two voluntary annexation ordinances Monday after a public hearing on a proposed battery energy storage facility, giving residents two weeks to submit a petition to send the decision to a citywide vote.

At Hardin-Central High School, one familiar presence spends each day helping students catch up on assignments, understand lessons and find opportunities to succeed both in and out of the classroom.

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