Students who need a physical to participate in 2021-2022 activities were invited to attend RP Physical Night from 6 to 9 p.m. June 9, at Ray-Pec High School. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 17 edition of the Raymore Journal.

A military veteran suffering from PTSD was shot and killed by a Cass County Sheriff’s Office deputy last week during a welfare check, allegedly a suicide-by-cop situation. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 17 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Belton’s first ever micro-brewery is finally open.Broken Hatchet Brewing offers a variety of handcrafted craft beers brewed right on Belton’s Main Street. The idea for Broken Hatchet Brewing was born from co-owner and brew master Brad Steele’s love of brewing craft beer. He started by brewing small batches in his garage and soon realized brewing was his passion. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 17 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Shop for seasonal plants and produce, locally raised meats, farm-fresh eggs, homemade baked and canned goods and handmade craft and decor items at the Raymore Farmers Market every Tuesday from June through September. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 10 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Cass Countians responded overwhelmingly for an opportunity to properly dispose of their old electronics at the 1st Annual E-Waste Collection Event held at the Ray-Pec campus on the corner of School Road at Peculiar Way, May 8, 2021. This event was possible through a partnership of the Cass County Sustainability Committee, the Ray-Pec School District, and Meredith Recycling, Montrose, MO. The Ray-Pec Robotic Team was on hand, as they have been the last two years at the Annual E-Waste Collection Events at The Family Center parking lot, Harrisonville, MO, to unload electronics from vehicles. To...

With Councilmember Dale Jacobson stepping down from his position, Ward 1 now has a vacant seat that needs to be filled. Raymore city officials will be accepting applications for a 14-day period. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 10 edition of the Raymore Journal.

Local law enforcement had a busy day on Memorial Day, and it was not because of drunk drivers. Rather, it was because of drivers in stolen vehicles. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 10 edition of the Raymore Journal.

The Raymore Arts Commission is hosting free concerts all summer long! Bring a chair and picnic basket to Hawk Ridge Park every first and third Thursday of the month June through August. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 3 edition of the Raymore Journal.

The Raymore-Peculiar High School baseball team saw its 2021 season come to an end this past Saturday when the Panthers lost 5-2 to Liberty in the opening round of the Class 6 state tournament. To read full story PLEASE buy the June 3 edition of the Raymore Journal.