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Holiday effort backs recovery programs

Body A community initiative is turning attention toward residents who often feel overlooked during the holidays as they work through recovery and reentry. The Fresh Start Project is collecting donated winter items and handwritten notes to offer practical support and encouragement.

Awareness grows for historic listings

Body Some of Ray County’s oldest buildings sit at a crossroads between long-term preservation and slow deterioration. As concerns grow about how many sites may have gone unnoticed, local advocates are calling for a deeper understanding of the National Register of Historic Places.

Local talent joins multi-community ensemble

Body A local musician will help carry on a winter tradition, relying on the shared talents of communities across northern Missouri. Richmond resident Ben Suchman will perform with the Grand River Valley Choir and Orchestra (GRVCO) during its upcoming winter concert.
Local talent joins multi-community ensemble

Residents experience comfort, stability at Oak Ridge

Body For many families, choosing assisted living or memory care comes down to whether a community feels warm, welcoming and real. At Oak Ridge Assisted Living and Memory Care in Richmond, that sense of home is the foundation of daily care and connection.

Journalism students gain insight at Richmond News

Body Richmond High School journalism students stepped behind the scenes of the Richmond News this month to see the way a community newspaper is produced, an experience their teacher said brought the realities of print journalism to life in a way the classroom alone cannot.
RICHMOND NEWS AND Excelsior Springs Standard Pressman Danny Shull checks ink distribution while journalism teacher Katherine Rold captures the process for her students. SHARON DONAT | Staff

School district APR improves for third straight year

Body Richmond’s steady climb in academic performance reached a new milestone this year as the district earned a 78.2 on its Annual Performance Report (APR), a score administrators said reflects three years of focused work and internal changes. The score marks a 21.
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