The Richmond (Mo.) Daily News

29/10/2025

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28/10/2025

We want to give a huge thank you to all that participated in our Halloween Coloring Contest this year! The winners of the contest are as follows:
🎃 Ages 3-5: Evelyn Lane 🎃
👻 Ages 6-8: Brantlee Lane 👻
🎃Ages 9-12: Wren Nolker 🎃

Congratulations to the winners! You can pick up your prize at our office at 204 W North Main St., Richmond, MO 64085 between 8 am and 4 pm Monday through Friday, or you can give us a call or email to arrange a meet up.

28/10/2025

As your community newspaper, we often capture more photos than we can fit in print — but we know how meaningful those moments are. With that in mind, when we have extra pictures that didn’t make it into the paper, we’ll share unedited photo albums on Facebook/online, allowing families and community members to enjoy, view and download.
It’s just another way we hope to help celebrate the people and events that make our community special!

28/10/2025

As your community newspaper, we often capture more photos than we can fit in print — but we know how meaningful those moments are. With that in mind, when we have extra pictures that didn’t make it into the paper, we’ll share unedited photo albums on Facebook/online, allowing families and community members to enjoy, view and download.
It’s just another way we hope to help celebrate the people and events that make our community special!

28/10/2025

Our sports editor decided to get into the Halloween spirit w/ a video short. Link below ...

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27/10/2025

As your community newspaper, we often capture more photos than we can fit in print — but we know how meaningful those moments are. With that in mind, when we have extra pictures that didn’t make it into the paper, we’ll share unedited photo albums on Facebook/online, allowing families and community members to enjoy, view and download.
It’s just another way we hope to help celebrate the people and events that make our community special!

26/10/2025

The teacher shortage across Missouri as well as many other states continues to be a significant concern among school districts. Some sources have estimated up to 100,000 unfilled teacher positions nationwide in 2025.

The teacher shortage across Missouri as well as many other states continues to be a significant concern among school districts. Some sources have estimated up to 100,000 unfilled teacher positions nationwide in 2025.

26/10/2025

The scent of herbs filled the Ray County Library as the Special Needs Services (SNS) team guided another hands-on lesson in their ongoing Community Connections series, this time centered on Greek seasoning, infused oils, dehydrated produce and homemade vinegar infusions.

The scent of herbs filled the Ray County Library as the Special Needs Services (SNS) team guided another hands-on lesson in their ongoing Community Connections series, this time centered on Greek seasoning, infused oils, dehydrated produce and homemade vinegar infusions.

26/10/2025

Click here to read the most recent obituaries. 🌷

In-page image(s)   ANITA LORRAINE FANNING 5 hours ago By News Staff Body The Richmond News, Oct. 24, 2025 Anita Fanning Anita Lorraine Fanning, 90, of Richmond passed away Sunday, Oct. Read more about ANITA LORRAINE FANNING

25/10/2025

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25/10/2025

A tradition of honoring integrity and public service, lasting over a century, was recently upheld when a longtime Richmond resident was recognized for his many years of community service, leadership and goodwill.

A tradition of honoring integrity and public service, lasting over a century, was recently upheld when a longtime Richmond resident was recognized for his many years of community service, leadership and goodwill.

25/10/2025

When the doors open for Bets for Pets Casino Night, Operation SNIP ‘EM will once again turn entertainment into impact. The fundraiser fuels the nonprofit’s year-round efforts to prevent overpopulation and keep animals in loving homes.

When the doors open for Bets for Pets Casino Night, Operation SNIP ‘EM will once again turn entertainment into impact. The fundraiser fuels the nonprofit’s year-round efforts to prevent overpopulation and keep animals in loving homes.