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After more than a decade at the helm of one of the Northland’s most trusted mental health organizations, a longtime CEO is stepping down with a legacy rooted in compassion, growth and community.

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For years, the Wood Heights Fire Protection District Auxiliary has joined fire departments across the region in selling pink apparel every October to raise awareness for breast cancer.

After a long wait for reshaping the steep embankment in front of Elmira Baptist Church, the group may be a step closer to resolution after appealing to the Ray County Commissioners.

The 2024 Richmond Rotary Reverse Raffle generated enough community support to fund 30 project requests from local nonprofits, schools and service groups, with awards ranging from scholarship programs to health equipment, field improvements and more.

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The Special Needs Services (SNS) team in Ray County recently showcased their culinary skills and community spirit during a vibrant and engaging cooking demonstration as part of the ongoing Community Connections series.

MIRANDA JAMISON A conditional use request for Crooked River Farm Weddings received a recommendation for approval, with zoning officials emphasizing the need for compliance and consistency in rural event operations.

The Richmond R-XVI School District is preparing to welcome students and families to the 2025-26 school year, with a focus on strengthening partnerships between schools and families to help all students reach their highest potential.

With urgency and empathy, incoming Beacon Mental Health CEO Dr. Kristin Feeback walked Ray County Coalition members through the lifesaving capabilities of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, dispelling myths and emphasizing that anyone can call, text or chat – at any time, for any reason.