September 2021

County agrees to fine

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RICHMOND – The Ray County Commission’s legally questionable way of handling meeting agendas drew more than questions when the Missouri Attorney General’s Office filed a suit alleging the county violated the Missouri Sunshine Law.
ERIC SCHMITT mo. attorney general

Ag sector people at all levels unite to feed hungry

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SEDALIA – A couple of dozen youngsters and adults at the Missouri State Fair played the role of assembly line workers. They worked next to a conveyer belt to place boxes of cereal, jars of peanut butter and cans of vegetables – and assorted other food items – into large boxes sent down the line to pack for hungry children statewide.
AT THE MISSOURI State Fair, at the front, left and right, are Isabella Kamler and Mark Gunby. They pack boxes for Missouri families in need of food. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff

TIGERS FALL AT OZARK FALL FESTIVAL

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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Before playing in last week’s Ozark Fall Festival, Excelsior Springs was on a scoring tear and a winning tear in varsity softball. Playing in three games in three days, the Tigers went 2-1, posting wins over William Chrisman of Independence and Harrisonville.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS freshman pitcher Sydney Jones delivers a strike during a victory last week. DUSTIN DANNER | Staff

Area golfers crack top 30 at Richmond

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RICHMOND – The Spartans and Tigers each produced at least one top-30 finisher at the Richmond Girls Golf Tournament Wednesday. Richmond’s Kennedy Wrisinger led area finishers by placing in a three-way tie for eighth in the 18-hole tournament at Shirkey Golf Course.