U.S. Sen. Blunt urges Missourians to vaccinate
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WASHINGTON – During a Republican leadership press conference, U.S. Sen.
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Two county officeholders resign seats
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CLAY COUNTY – Two Clay County officeholders have resigned their offices.
The collector and public administrator will be gone by Sept. 1.
Public Administrator Sarah Mills resigned effective at the end of August.
COVID THREATENS RESURGENCE
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HIGGINSVILLE – More needs to be done – perhaps a monetary incentive – to curb the spread of COVID-19, U.S. Rep.
Plastic surgery expert at Liberty clinic
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RICHMOND – Colton McNichols, a fellowship-trained plastic surgeon with instruction from Johns Hopkins University, will introduce highly specialized skills to the Northland and northwest Missouri at the opening of The Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic at Liberty Hospital.
Checks arrive to aid parents with schoolchildren
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HIGGINSVILLE – Free ice cream sprinkled with promised federal dollars resulted in smiles July 8 during U.S. Rep.
Ferril-Means family reunion hits centennial
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Ferril-Means family of Clay County celebrated its 100th anniversary June 12 at the Clay & Ray Veterans Hall Association, 208 Veterans Memorial Drive, Excelsior Springs.
‘Good Samaritan’ aids Good Samaritan Center
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Connie Othic began volunteering in 1995 for the Good Samaritan Center. “She is one of our first volunteers and is still at Broadway Bargains today.
Wyman enters Phase I asbestos, lead paint survey
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A Phase I screening of the Wyman School for lead paint and asbestos is underway, Economic Development Director Melinda Mehaffy told city leaders during a June 18 work session. “You do those when you anticipate you might have a developer,” Mehaffy said.
Newspaper takes first place for news in 7-state contest
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LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas – Competing for a Society of Professional Journalists’ Diamond Award, Richmond News and Excelsior Springs Standard Editor-in-chief Jack “Miles” Ventimiglia took first place in the “breaking news” division.
Exhibit teaches: ‘It happened. Therefore, it can happen again.’
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Most citizens, surrounded by trappings of their modern nation adored their new messiah in a way they had never felt about Jesus. By the thousands and tens of thousands, they attended mass political rallies to hear him speak, cheering him as he left his plane, train or motorcade.
