Ray-Pec schools are not in session March 18-22 for Spring Break. Classes resume on Monday, March 25, which is the second snow makeup day.   To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 21 issue of the Raymore Journal.

The Ray-Pec Lady Panthers soccer team had its season opener on Friday, March 15th, against Lee’s Summit. To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 21 issue of the Raymore Journal.

Upcoming ● City Hall’s front entrance reopened this past Monday at 8 a.m. Construction at City Hall is almost wrapped up. To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 21 issue of the Raymore Journal.

Cass Co – On Thursday March 14, around 8:30 p.m. the Cass County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Apprehension Unit was involved in a vehicle pursuit in Belton. To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 21 issue of the Raymore Journal.

BELTON, MO — The City of Belton has officially launched Adopt-A-Stream. To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 21 issue of the Raymore Journal.

The Juvenile Officer of the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit has an opening for a Detention Deputy Juvenile Officer. This is a county paid full time position with benefits. The starting salary is $33,276 per year. Applicants must be available to work various shifts including holidays, overnights, and weekends. Primary responsibilities include the care and supervision of juveniles placed within the juvenile detention facility and assisting with diversionary service programs as needed. The position also requires the ability to complete necessary intake screening services and other duties as assigned....

Due to the snow day on Feb. 27, the last day of school is now an early release on Friday, May 31. To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 14 issue of the Raymore Journal.

There is a way that Matt Hamilton could place in the World Track and Field Championships in Toronto, Canada in 2020. To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 14 issue of the Raymore Journal.

What is a sure sign that spring is right around the corner? The 35th Annual Belton St Patrick’s Day Parade of course! With a skeleton planning crew and a shoestring budget, a lil’ bit of Ireland (with your participation) is going to line up and roll down Main Street again at 5 pm March 16, 2019. To read full story PLEASE purchase the March 14 issue of the Raymore Journal.