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The dedication to agriculture, family and community has earned the Cringan family the distinction of 2026 Ray County Farm Family. Amanda and Tim Cringan will represent Ray County during Farm Family Day at the Missouri State Fair on Aug.

Richmond has officially completed one of the largest investments in its water distribution system after replacing approximately 3.7 miles of aging water mains throughout the city. Richmond City Council members recently approved a $29,304.50 final change order, authorized a $321,626.

A former Ray County employee who sued the county last year alleging whistleblower retaliation is seeking to expand her lawsuit to include allegations from a discrimination charge.

For one woman, scheduling a mammogram was only the beginning of a much longer journey marked by transportation problems, financial concerns and a healthcare system that became increasingly difficult to navigate.

Ray County officials are exploring new software to modernize Road and Bridge operations, with the potential to expand its use across other county offices.

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Richmond City Council welcomed two new members after certifying the results of the Aug. 4 special election.

An upcoming regional symposium aims to connect residents with breast health education, screenings and support amid concerns about breast health outcomes in Ray County. The free Northwest Missouri Breast Health Symposium and Community Resource Fair will be held Aug.