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Three more candidates have filed papers to run for local elective offices in Richardson County.
Falls City Third Ward Council member Steve Scholl will seek another four-year term on the Falls City Council.
C. Dwayne Kistner has filed papers to run for a four-year term on the Dawson Village Board.
Joseph Standerford has filed to run for a position on the Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer School Board.
All three filed papers stating their intention to seek those offices with the Richardson County Clerk on Thursday.
Incumbents have until next Wednesday, February 15th to file to run in the May 15th primary. The deadline for non-incumbents to file is March 1st.
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