"Ray County and Reopening"

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• Cathy Gottsch, Ray County Museum administrator, discusses what the museum has done during the COVD-19 pandemic and shares her plans for the museum during and after Ray County's reopening.
• Three Ray County school administrators discuss high school graduation plans: Trey Cavanah, superintendent, Hardin-Central C-2 Schools; Scott Archibald, Orrick R-XI School District superintendent; and Justin Remington, soon-to-be Richmond High School principal. Other education-related topics they discuss include tributes to the class of 2020. The segment references a story about Richmond's weekly field lighting tribute to its seniors, published April 25 in the print edition of the Richmond News and its sister newspaper, The Excelsior Springs Standard. To read the story online, visit https://www.richmond-dailynews.com/news/tribute-seniors (subscription required). 
• Shawn Roney, Richmond News sports editor and "Ray County Voices" host, provides a lighthearted look at his attempt to deal with his separation from playing pickleball by writing a Shakespearean-style love letter to his favorite recreational sport.

Alert: Display your artistic skills by designing the new "Ray County Voices" logo in our artist logo design contest. The winner will receive a $30 gift card to Hometown Pizza in Richmond. Submit your designs in a JPEG or PDF attachment by May 29, 2020, to sports@richmond-dailynews.com. 

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