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• Alicia Shaw, Richmond's economic development director; and Raymond Smith, North Star Wellness co-owner, discuss the Keep It Richmond campaign to promote Richmond businesses. 
• Richmond High School graduate Nicole Johnson, now a student-athlete at the University of Central Missouri, discusses her recovery from a foot injury. 
• Werner Moentmann shares his feelings about getting to play morning pickleball again at the Richmond city gym.  

Notes: 

• Some Richmond-based businesses include the following: Crooked River Meats, Market and Grill; JP's Total Image, barbershop/beauty salon; Daddy's 10-13 Diner; The Nest Egg, antiques. 
• The story referenced during the interview with Raymond Smith aired in 2015 on the National Public Radio program "All Things Considered" and was provided by KCUR-FM (89.3) in Kansas City. To listen to the segment, visit https://www.npr.org/2015/05/21/408452759/one-family-revitalizes-a-small-town-with-yes-quilts.
• To be a sponsoring business or a supporting patron of this podcast series, contact Sharon Donat, media specialist with the Richmond News and Town & Country Leader, by email at  [email protected] or by calling the Richmond News at (816) 776-5454.