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Projects across Raymore: Allera subdivision’s new ‘live/work’ concept

Various home concepts for the proposed Allera subdivision east of Outer Road, south of Johnston Drive, west of Dean Ave. and north of Lucy Webb Road. These drawings were submitted to the Raymore City Council on April 11, 2022. Projects across Raymore: Allera subdivision’s new ‘live/work’ concept By Raymore Journal staff In a series of stories, The Raymore Journal will provide residents with a detailed overview of community development projects. This second installment of the series will focus on one specific project: the Allera subdivision and its novel live/work concept. A proposed...

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Animal shelter fur babies need permanent home

Want any of these adorable dogs? Contact the Raymore Animal Shelter at 816-892-3053. Animal shelter fur babies need permanent home By Raymore Journal staff The Raymore Animal Shelter is seeking permanent homes for several dogs that are currently in foster homes. The shelter is currently offering $25 dog adoptions. All adoptions include spay/neuter services, vaccinations, microchipping and other routine services. Shelters, rescues and foster homes across the Kansas City area and the nation are full and struggling with finding permanent homes for animals and Raymore is no exception. ...

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Ray-Pec baseball’s season ends, Pleasant Hill soccer kicks on

Raymore-Peculiar’s Carter DeGondea jumps up against the outfield fence during action in the 2022 regular season for the Panther baseball team. DeGondea and his Panther teammates saw their season end last week at the Class 6 state tournament after falling in extra innings against Liberty North in the opening round of the tournament. (Trissi Hardin/Raymore Journal) Ray-Pec baseball’s season ends, Pleasant Hill soccer kicks on By CHRISTIAN D ORR When the 2022 spring high school sports season began there were numerous athletes and teams across Cass County looking to fulfill...

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Lions Clubs’ Chili Cook-Off raises more than $2K for Ray-Pec Foundation

(Front row, from left) Lion Angie Fyffe, Board Member Cathy Wansing, Foundation Executive Director Jodie Huston, and Board Member Allison Scott. (Back row) Lion Stan Boursheski, Board Member Andrew Goffinet, Board Member Kristi Schumacher, Board Member Shauna Stephenson, Board Secretary/Treasurer Pam Steele, and Board Member Rich Bartow. Lions Clubs’ Chili Cook-Off raises more than $2K for Ray-Pec Foundation By Raymore Journal staff Lions Stan Boursheski and Angie Fyffe recently presented a check for $2,040 to the Raymore-Peculiar Public School Foundation Board of Directors. The funds...

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City council candidates state their case

The Raymore Chamber of Commerce hosted a Candidate Forum on March 23, 2022, giving city council and school board candidates an opportunity to state their case to voters. City council candidates state their case By Tyson Fisher The general municipal election is right around the corner on Tuesday, April 5. To help voters make an informed decision, the Raymore Chamber of Commerce hosted a candidate forum, allowing residents to know more about each candidate. Out of nine candidates running for city council, six participated in the forum. Aaron Fantasma, who is running against Ward 1...

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Community gathers at Recreation Park for Friday Food Fest

Community gathers at Recreation Park for Friday Food Fest By Raymore Journal staff Friday Food Fest on March 25 was a success. The cold weather throughout the week warmed up enough for adults, children, and fur babies to enjoy an evening at Recreation Park enjoying great food and live music performed by Luke Hupp. Food vendors include Chick-fil-A, Bubba’s Hobbytime Grill, Jack’s Old Fashioned Kettle Corn, The Jiggy Pig and Shivers Ice House. Friday Food Fest 3 Friday Food Fest 4 Friday Food Fest 2 Friday Food Fest 8 Friday Food Fest...

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Special Olympics teams bring home medals

Special Olympics teams bring home medals By Raymore Journal staff Panther Pride won 2nd place. Coached by Aaron Howlett. Players: Unified Partner Aiden Churchwell, Athlete Jag Davis, Athlete Aron Mendoza, Unified Partner Zach Anderson (Courtesy Photo) Panthers won 3rd place. Coached by Cara Hornbeck. Players: Unified Partner Ryan Hilliard , Athlete Dustin Haning, Athlete J’Qwan Blackmon, Athlete Sean Hunt, Unified Partner Grant Hornbeck Panther Cubs won 2nd place: Coached by Catie Howlett and Assistant Coach Emma Howlett. Athletes: Trey Gethers, Unified Partner Aven Haning,...

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Four students qualify for international DECA Conference

Front row: Jacob Hartman, Luke Voelker, Jaymee Elliott, Rylee McKinzey, and Ruben Angel. Back row: Khuram Choudhry, Luke Malcolm, Chance Embry, and Colbey Stosberg. (Courtesy Photo) Four students qualify for international DECA Conference By Raymore Journal staff Nine Ray-Pec students competed at the DECA State Conference, and four qualified to compete at the DECA International Conference. Students who competed at the DECA State Career Development Conference March 13-15 at Crown Center were Ruben Angel, Khuram Choudhry, Jaymee Elliott, Chance Embry, Jacob Hartman, Luke Malcom, Rylee...

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School board members recognized

School board members recognized By Raymore Journal staff As part of the monthlong celebration of the Raymore-Peculiar School Board, the board meeting on March 17 included special recognition of Raymore-Peculiar Board of Education members. The board members are holding certificates of recognition from the Missouri School Boards’ Association. Each board member also received a card and gift from one of the district’s elementary schools. Front row, from left: Aaron Howlett, Deanna Olson, Board President Ruth Johnson, and Kim York. Back row: Superintendent Dr. Mike Slagle, Board...

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