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RICHMOND — The city of Richmond advanced strategic planning discussions regarding city hall and drainage improvements during Tuesday’s special meeting.
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A historic run from the Wharton Junior College Pioneers ended after falling in the NJCAA Region XIV South Regional Championship Game to San Jacinto College in a 2-0 sweep this Sunday. Read more
Foster won and no one got hurt were the sentiments of Head Football Coach Shawn McDowell after the Falcons completed a successful spring with Tuesday’s spring game.
