Staff at the South Metro Fire Protection District station was in full regalia on Friday, March 13, to honor and celebrate the retirement of Deputy Chief Robert Norman after a 31-year career.
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2 in custody following pursuits
Deputies with the Cass County Sheriff’s Office were involved in two pursuits near Harrisonville.
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Ray-Pec hires Sean Martin as new football coach
The Raymore-Peculiar School Board on March 12 approved hiring Sean Martin as the next Ray-Pec Head Football Coach.
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Coronavirus prepardeness, information
Harrisonville, MO – Cass Regional Medical Center continues to monitor developments regarding the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, and its potential impact on the hospital and area communities.
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Belton girls come oh, so close to repeating as district champs
The 2020 Belton Lady Pirates basketball team was hoping to win a second straight District Championship and the Lady Pirates came close to their goal.
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Former foster child launches book series about search for her mother
KANSAS CITY, MO – Don’t lose hope! That’s the resounding message in Dr. Grace LaJoy Henderson’s Finding Mother Series set to be released on April 28, 2020.
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Ray-Pec boys qualify for state basketball tournament
History repeated itself.
The 23-3 Ray-Pec Panthers defeated the 16-10 Lee’s Summit West Titans to secure the Missouri Class 5, District 13 Championship, just as they did almost exactly four year ago.
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Hotel Tier program cuts emergency calls in half
With several goals in mind including achieving an immediate, positive impact on the quality of life for neighborhoods, the city passed in late 2018 a hotel tier ordinance that, in its first year, delivered a 50 percent reduction in calls for service (CFS) – by police, fire, EMT and ambulance – to hotels and motels located in the city of Belton.
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Annual Raymore Litter Clean up day to be March 21
The Annual Raymore Litter Cleanup will be 8:30 a.m. Saturday, March 21 at Linear Park and Hawk Ridge Park.
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