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On Aug. 30, parents received an email informing them a student at Raymore-Peculiar High School had tested positive for COVID-19. That email was followed by another, and another and yet another informing them of additional students at the high school testing positive. At the time, school had not been in session for even two weeks. To read full story PLEASE buy the Sept. 10 edition of the Raymore Journal.

The three main high school football teams in Cass County all started out the 2020 season last Friday night with victories. To read full story PLEASE buy the Sept. 3 edition of the Raymore Journal.

We have had a really good start to the school year, both from an in-person and in-ViPR perspective! To read full story PLEASE buy the Sept. 3 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Thanks for a great start to the school year! We are so happy to see our students in-person and through VIPR!Thank youThanks to everyone who helped plan and prepare for the return to school. Special thanks to PTA members and teachers and administrators who served on committees to develop the re-entry plans. To read full story PLEASE buy the Sept. 3 edition of the Raymore Journal.

After the city’s annual budget for fiscal year 2021 was proposed on Aug. 18, the City of Raymore is seeking feedback from residents. Public meetings are scheduled for fall. To read full story PLEASE buy the Sept. 3 edition of the Raymore Journal.

The Raymore-Peculiar High School football team opened its 2020 football season last Friday night by knocking off perenial power Kansas City Rockhurst 42-34. To read the full story PLEASE buy the September 3 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Community Bank of Raymore held their annual “Stuff the Bus” School Supply Drive and the results were amazing. “It is truly humbling to see the compassion our community has for one another and this year was no different. In fact, what was experienced over the last three weeks was absolutely remarkable. Giving back was the evident theme in so many hearts this year,” Shauna Stephenson, Senior Vice President stated. The event received over $5,000 in monetary donations and supplies resulting in approximately 600 local students receiving the tools to help make the upcoming school year a success! To...

Harrisonville Schools will welcome students – both in-person and virtually – for the first day of class on Monday, August 24. Families had the option to choose the best format for their students – 75% of students chose in-person and 25% chose virtual. To read full story PLEASE buy the August 27 edition of the Raymore Journal.

The first day of school for the Ray-Pec school district was this past Monday, Aug. 24. “B-day” students in grades 6-12 started school Tuesday, Aug. 25, and did not need to report to school on Monday. To read full story PLEASE buy the August 27 edition of the Raymore Journal.