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Tribute ride remembers Sept. 11, honors those who serve
Firestorm Charities is continuing a longstanding tradition that brings riders and communities together to remember those affected by the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Virtual training provides guidance for helping others
An upcoming training aims to prepare community members to respond when someone may be experiencing a mental health or substance use challenge. Beacon Mental Health will offer Adult Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training from 9 a.m.
County bridge projects advance through planning, bidding
Several Ray County bridge projects are moving forward, with work ranging from property acquisition and design to bidding and construction preparation.
Records trace alleged financial losses involving elderly couple
Investigators allege power-of-attorney documents, now at the center of new forgery charges, helped give a Hardin man access to an elderly couple’s finances before more than $1.6 million in cash losses occurred.
New forgery charges tied to multimillion-dollar investigation
New felony forgery charges have been filed against a Hardin man accused in a multimillion-dollar elder financial exploitation case, with investigators now questioning documents that gave him power of attorney over one of the victims.
Following the clues
PAISLEY ALLEN (top) and Rowen and Abraham Harel collect prize money after successfully completing the Ray County Fair Scavenger Hunt, sponsored by The Richmond News..
Local teacher finds purpose in helping students
Growing up in Richmond, Cody Hogan learned from teachers who inspired him to make a difference. Today, he’s doing the same for the next generation of students.
