Belton School District recently conducted its annual service recognition for its teachers. To read full story and see photos of winners, PLEASE buy the April 25 edition of the Raymore Journal. Advertisements

On Thursday, April 17, Belton High School had eight students sign letters of intent to play sports at the collegiate level. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 25 edition of the Raymore Journal.

A group of 4th graders at Creekmoor Elementary School recently tasted and provided feedback about several new food items that might be added to the offerings next school year in Ray-Pec cafeterias. Director of Child Nutrition Sarah Chellberg met with the students to conduct the taste testing. To read full story PLEASE buy the April…

Raymore-Peculiar High School student Audrey Huffman received 1st place in Impromptu Speaking at the FBLA State Leadership Conference To read full story PLEASE buy the April 25 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Corrie Posey was named as the Raymore-Peculiar School District 2019 Support Staff of the Year. The announcement of both awards came during the Apri To read full story PLEASE purchase the April 18 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Cass Regional Medical Center Foundation recently awarded four scholarships to area students who are pursuing health care careers. To read full story PLEASE purchase the April 18 edition of the Raymore Journal.

The Raymore-Peculiar DECA Chapter had 15 students qualify and compete at the 71st annual Missouri DECA State Career Development Conference March 24-26 at Crown Center in Kansas City. They joined nearly 2,000 high school marketing students, teachers and administrators from across the state. To read full story PLEASE purchase the April 18 edition of the…

Jennifer Vacca was named as the Raymore-Peculiar School District 2019 Teacher of the Year. The announcement of both awards came during the April 10 dinner to honor the finalists. To read full story PLEASE buy the April 18 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Harrisonville – Beginning this week, Cass County residents will have the chance to explore Missouri’s vital role in World War I through a traveling exhibit that features stories, images, and artifacts from museums, libraries, archives and private collections across the state. To read full story PLEASE purchase the April 18 edition of the Raymore Journal.

According to a study, which aims to find the most paycheck friendly places in the country, Cass County ranked 5th in the state of Missouri. To read full story PLEASE purchase the April 18 edition of the Raymore Journal.