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4-H is a gateway for people to learn and grow. Not only in agriculture, but in many other subjects. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 16 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Cass County Collector of Revenue Chris Molendorp will delay the normal process of issuing delinquent tax statements for taxpayers that still carry a balance for prior year(s). To read full story PLEASE buy the April 16 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Belton High School’s Engineering and Robotics teacher, Nick Civitello has not only been teaching his students via distance learning, but he’s also been going to his classroom at the Yeokum Center of Innovation to create face shields for Belton School District food service teams and other staff who are working in the buildings. To see more pictures PLEASE buy the April 16 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Just two days after testing positive for COVID-19, an 80-year-old Meadow View Health and Rehabilitation resident has died. She is the second death in Cass County related to COVID-19. Several more in the facility have tested positive. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 16 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Ray-Pec High School basketball players Jordan Jermain and Kian Scroggins have been selected to the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Class 5 All-State Basketball team. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 9 edition of the Raymore Journal.

My name is Andrew Ravasini. I am eleven years old. I live in Lee’s Summit with my parents and two older sisters. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 9 edition of the Raymore Journal.

My name is Lacy Merriman, I am 15 years old and I am a part of the Show-Me 4-H Club out of Harrisonville. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 9 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Cass Co – On Thursday morning around 4:30 am Cass County Deputies assisted by the Harrisonville Police Department responded to the Orient Cemetery on Elm Street for a reported robbery and assault. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 9 edition of the Raymore Journal.

On April 3, Governor Mike Parson issued a statewide stay-at-home order, effectively leaving most Raymore residents at home. So what are nonessential employees and those that cannot work from home supposed to do until April 24? To read full story PLEASE buy the April 9 edition of the Raymore Journal.