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Field to Fork is a new weekly recipe series from Project Guardian, featuring simple, healthy meals using fresh produce from farmer’s markets or Harvesters boxes.

Ray Rocks outdoor recreation and entertainment cleared another hurdle as officials granted renewal of its conditional use permit, despite concerns over construction delays and an unfinished septic system.

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The Crossing Realms Conference, a paranormal event featuring leading voices in UFO research, paranormal investigation and cryptozoology, will take place Sept. 20 at the Eagleton Civic Center in Richmond. The venue is located at 1015 West Royle Street.

On Sept. 10, Respect Missouri Voters will begin gathering signatures across the state to place a constitutional amendment on the November 2026 ballot that would prevent legislators from overturning the will of the people.

The FBI is seeking the public’s help in locating Dontay R. Moore Jr., who is wanted on a federal warrant issued May 21, 2025, in the Southern District of Illinois. Moore, 22, is charged with unlawful possession of a machine gun.

An Excelsior Springs man will return to court next month on an alleged probation violation after a judge tightened his release to house arrest with GPS monitoring and set a $5,000 bond. Anthony Louis Guzman was arrested on a Ray County probation-violation warrant on Aug.

In a recent story about the Ray County Board of Services for the Developmentally Disabled’s plans to construct a new facility, Director of DD Services discussed staffing levels connected to the board’s day program.

The YMCA drew more than 160 players and volunteers to the greens this year, turning a summer golf tournament into a major fundraiser for the Challenger program.

Ray County 911 board members selected Centric Construction Group LLC as the contractor for the new 911 facility following extensive discussion over qualifications, subcontractors and costs. The decision came during a recent special meeting, where bids were reviewed and evaluated.