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ALawson man’s criminal case has been temporarily suspended while a courtordered mental examination determines whether he is fit to stand trial. Richard D.

Creative reuse and soil science blended together at the library’s final “Learn to Grow Your Food” session. The evening offered practical demonstrations, design tips and container gardening advice aimed at helping residents grow food in whatever space they have.

ANITA GORHAM MOSS (left) and her brother, W. Gorham, receive handmade Quilts of Valor from the Richmondbased Material Girls..

A Richmond man, accused of using a child as a human shield during a confrontation with police, will remain in custody after his request for a bond modification was denied.

The halls of Richmond High School will echo once again with the names of athletes whose records and reputations still linger long after the final whistle.

The hum of progress is echoing through Ray County, from the newly reopened jail to the hopeful groundwork for a new building that could reshape services for residents with disabilities.

The graduating class of Orrick High School stood shoulder to shoulder one final time, united in caps, gowns and community spirit.

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SHARON DONAT | Staff.

A piece of the old Ray County Courthouse was delivered to the Ray County Museum grounds last Saturday. I purchased and donated the stone, part of one of the building’s four original columns. The Ray County Historical Society manages the museum.