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Body From discreet nicotine pouches to high-potency THC products, the substances available to youth today are changing rapidly. A recent virtual workshop focused on helping parents understand what those changes mean and how early prevention can reduce risk.

Body Originating in the belief people should help one another, a new foundation has been built in memory of George V. Robinson.

Body Disputes and complaints involving towing services in Ray County continue to surface as officials weigh possible changes to county policy. Commissioners addressed those concerns at a recent meeting while reviewing a draft resolution.

Body A lesson on fairness and citizenship took center stage at Sunrise Elementary recently as a visiting judge used everyday examples to explain how American law was built.

Body Shop with a Sheriff continued its holiday giving tradition in Ray County this year, reaching a new milestone: serving 40 children through a program built on community donations and partnerships.

Body VARIETY A varied approach to scoring served the Spartans well in their 49-28 win over Lafayette County of Higginsville in the third-place game of the Husker Classic, according to Richmond varsity girls basketball coach Kaylee Vantrump. In preparing for the Dec.

Body During the 2025 holiday season, FBI Kansas City is warning the public to beware of deals appearing too good to be true. Every year, thousands of people across the U.S.

Body The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) announces regulation changes to spring turkey hunting that will reduce the nonresident harvest limit from two bearded turkeys to one.

Body Instead of lights, lines and last-minute shopping, Ray County residents were invited to experience something different this Christmas season as local churches welcomed the community for the inaugural Country Christmas Church Tour.

Body Ray County commissioners received an annual update from University of Missouri Extension representatives and began early budget discussions at a recent meeting, as officials acknowledged upcoming financial decisions driven by state mandates and limited county resources.