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The Richmond R-XVI Board of Education unanimously approved salary increases for all employee categories for the 2025-26 school year. Certified staff will receive a base pay increase from $39,400 to $40,200.

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ASHER CLARK checks his Easter egg finds. FINLEY WILLIAMS races to get as many eggs as she can find..

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Several Ray County 4-H members have been recognized for their knowledge and performance during the Missouri 4-H State Hippology Contest held in Columbia. The event, hosted by the University of Missouri (MU) Extension, drew 30 youth participants from across the state along with their coaches.

As seasonal conditions increase the risk of wildfires across Ray County, the Richmond Fire Department is asking rural residents to heed National Weather Service (NWS) burn advisories – even if no local ordinance prohibits burning in their area.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Have you always wanted to see the Katy Trail and Rock Island trails but are unable to bike or hike them? Missouri State Parks invites senior citizens to experience both state parks from the comfort of an open-air tram coach.

Ray County Commissioners recently engaged with citizens and department heads on various issues affecting nearly all aspects of county government.

BRISYN BERRY collects as many eggs as he can find during the egg hunt at Fraternal Order of Eagles..

Teaching has never been just a job for Brenda Hamm. It’s a lifelong calling that began in childhood at the kitchen table with her father and has since stretched across 35 years in the Richmond School District.