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.
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4H joy is family tradition for Andrew Ravasini
My name is Andrew Ravasini. I am eleven years old. I live in Lee’s Summit with my parents and two older sisters.
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Lacy Merriman learns “life skills” in Cass County 4H
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.
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Three suspects arrested for armed robbery of Blue Springs woman
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.
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Many activities still available despite COVID-19
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?
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4 men arrested in burglary, stealing case
“While most of us are trying to adjust to this new normal, brought on by the COVID 19 virus, there is still a segment in our society that continues to victimize the rest. It is my commitment to you that we will continue to take an aggressive stand against these criminals in our mission to Keep Cass County Safe.” Sheriff Jeff Weber.
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Raymore develops COVID-19 website
The City has established a COVID-19 resource webpage at raymore.com/covid-19. The webpage includes information on how to protect yourself and others from COVID-19, updates from Raymore and the Cass County Health Department, links to the Stay at Home order and FAQ, resources for assistance for individuals and business owners and a list of open businesses in Raymore.
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Ray-Pec schools extend closure through April 24
As the number of cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) increases, many states and cities are extending stay-at-home guidelines and precautions to help prevent and slow the spread of the disease.
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Raymore takes safety steps further
Two days after Governor Mike Parson issued Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Director Dr. Randall Williams to order statewide social distancing, the Cass County Health Department issued a stricter order to protect county residents from COVID-19. Shortly after Raymore Mayor Kristofer Turnbow declared a state of emergency for the city.
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