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Cass County hits record-high property tax disbursement

Cass County hits record-high property tax disbursement By Raymore Journal staff Property tax season began in November, and the numbers already suggest that Cass County’s economy is thriving. For the month of November, Cass County distributed nearly $36.5 million in property tax revenue. According to Cass County Collector Chris Molendorp, that is the largest November property tax disbursement in county history. Raymore received nearly $1.3 million, second only to Belton’s $1.7 million portion and followed by more than $360,000 to Pleasant Hill. Peculiar took in more than $280,000. Schools raked...

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Harrisonville boys’ soccer qualifies for Class 2 state

While most of the 2021 fall sports seasons are complete, the Harrisonville Wildcat boys’ soccer team is still alive and playing after the Wildcats won the Class 2, District 7 championship past week and advanced to the Missouri High School Activites Association’s Class 2 state tournament. To read full story PLEASE buy the Nov. 11 edition of the Raymore Journal.

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Archie, Pleasant Hill, Drexel still alive in football

Cass County has seven high schools that compete in football in the Missouri High School Activites Association. With multiple rounds of the 2021 playoffs complete and multiple rounds still remaining, Cass County has just 3 of those 7 football teams still alive in the 2021 playoffs : Archie High School, Drexel High School and Pleasant Hill High School. To read full story PLEASE buy the Nov. 11 edition of the Raymore Journal.

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Ray-Pec soccer team eliminates Belton from postseason play

The Missouri High School Activities Association’s 2021 fall season is fully into postseason action and Cass County has had teams earn the thrill of victory while handing fellow Cass County teams the agony of defeat, thus advancing in the playoffs while bringing an end to their Cass County rivals’ season. To read full story PLEASE buy the Nov. 4 edition of the Raymore Journal.

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