On Sunday, April 11, Joel Miles, a student from Raymore-Peculiar High School, competed in a national quiz bowl competition.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 22 edition of the Raymore Journal.
Ray-Pec baseball picks up 7-1 victory over Belton
After a year of having no spring activites due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Cass County spring sports teams are completely back in action in 2021 and the Ray-Pec Panthers baseball team made up for lost time against their Cass County rivals in Belton this past week.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 22 edition of the Raymore Journal.
Raymore to have Restaurant, local businees week April 26-30
Raymore Restaurant and Local Business Week, April 26-30. Celebrate Raymore’s restaurants and small businesses with discounts, coupons and even a raffle or two.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 22 edition of the Raymore Journal.
Belton City Council approves Southview Center Expansion
The Belton City Council’s approval of agreements at its April 13 meeting allows NorthPoint Development to move forward with its $30 million expansion of Southview Commerce Center. Currently, Southview Commerce Center has three, fully leased flex industrial buildings located east of I-49 between 155th Street and 162nd Street. The expansion will allow access to the business park from 155th Street.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 22 edition of the Raymore Journal.
Raymore planning on bigger 2021 summer
If last week’s city council meeting is any indicator, this summer is going to be far better than last year, with more than 20 events scheduled from May through September.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 22 edition of the Raymore Journal.
Ray-Pec’s Miles competes in National Academic Quiz tournament
After a tumultuous year for quiz bowl competitions, which forced most tournaments to migrate to videoconferences for matches, National Academic Quiz Tournaments held their Individual Player National Championship Tournament online Sunday, April 11.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 15 edition of the Raymore Journal.
Eagle Glen’s Amelia Zernickow wins state championship
Congratulations to Eagle Glen Elementary School 5th grader Amelia Zernickow on winning the 2021 Missouri Department of Public Safety’s National Missing Children’s Day Poster Contest!Amelia will represent Missouri in the national contest.
High School sports teams entering home spring stretch
After a year where the entire country had to forgeit its spring seasons the Cass County High School spring sports teams have been competing and are in the midst of seasons which look as though they will finally be able to name more champions across the board.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 15 edition of the Raymore Journal.
Children’s Paint Class Sunday, April 18 at Centerview
Let your child express their artistic side! Our instructor will guide children (or adults!) step-by-step through the painting process to create a piece of art to take home.
To read full story PLEASE buy the April 15 edition of the Raymore Journal.