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A shared meal has become a tradition at Richmond Christian Chapel, where volunteers prepare soups and chili each year with a simple goal: bringing neighbors together around a table at no cost. The dinner will be held from 5-7 p.m.

An Excelsior Springs woman has been granted release while facing a weapons charge and additional drug-related allegations in Ray County. Jamie L.

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Missouri agricultural leaders recently joined Gov. Mike Kehoe, First Lady Claudia Kehoe and members of the Missouri House and Senate, including Sen. Curtis Gregory, at the State Capitol to pack 15,000 meals for foodinsecure Missourians.

For more than two decades, community members across the Northland have gathered each year with one shared goal: building safer, healthier environments where youth can thrive.

A Lawson man has been released from custody after being arrested for one felony charge involving child abuse. Travis R.

Concerns about dismissed cases prompted Ray County Prosecuting Attorney Camille Johnston to address questions from commissioners about the way her office handles dismissed charges.

MATWARMING AND COURTWARMING Friday is matwarming/courtwarming night for Richmond. The Spartans are slated to host Missouri River Valley Conference-East Division foe Lexington in basketball as they crown their royalty for the winter sports season.

This February, during American Heart Month, the American Heart Association is calling on everyday citizens to be agents of change by stepping in as the first responder until professional help arrives.

Editor’s note: This is the final installment of a two-part series examining kratom and products containing its derivative, 7-OH. Part Two focuses on medical impacts and clinical concerns, while Part One examined regulatory and law enforcement responses.