Falls City Sacred Heart educator Jim Hoy, who acknowledged that the City Council has nothing to do with real estate assessments, broached what he sees […]
Category: General News
County Attorney applicants interviewed by Commissioners
The Richardson County Commissioners, meeting in special session Monday morning, July 8, interviewed applicants for the position of County Attorney.
The candidates have applied to complete the unexpired term following the resignation of Robert Meyer. That term expires on Jan. 7, 2015.
Agreement approved for deputy county attorneys
Meeting Tuesday, June 25, in regular session, the Richardson County Commissioners voted unanimously to enter into an agreement for the assistant deputy county attorneys position.
FCPD continue investigation into injury accident
The Falls City Police Department continue to investigate an injury accident that occurred last Wednesday afternoon and stretched from the east end of town on Highway 159 to 14th and Fulton Streets.
Council OKs infrastructure for housing subdivision
A new housing subdivision, Champions Crossing, received a boost last Monday evening, June 17, when the City Council unanimously approved a request for water, electrical […]
Don’t cry for local newspapers
Reprinted with the permission of the St. Joseph News-Press The notion that newspapers are a floundering industry overlooks one fact: Strong local newspapers continue to […]
One seriously injured in two vehicle collision near Dubois
The Richardson County Sheriff’s Office investigated a two vehicle injury accident, which occurred at about noon on Monday. The accident happened on 708 Road, one-half mile east of the Pawnee County/Richardson County line near Dubois.
Flood warning remains in effect for Missouri River
High river levels caused moderate flooding throughout Richardson County Thursday, but it appears relief is on the way in the form of drier weather and most importantly, receding river levels.
Area river levels to subside through weekend
Heavy rainfall throughout the Missouri River Basin has caused moderate flooding in Richardson County and surrounding areas, but forecasts from the National Weather Service in Omaha predict river levels to subside as early as Friday morning.
Sheriff, officials thwart scam
Last week, the Richardson County Sheriff’s office warned the public about a phone scam that was circulating around the county. The scammers promised a large cash winning prize, as well as a Mercedes vehicle to the people they were contacting.