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Fatal shooting in Peculiar under investigation

Fatal shooting in Peculiar under investigation

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Several questions remain unanswered regarding a fatal shooting that occurred on this quiet road in rural Peculiar. (Tyson Fisher / Raymore Journal) Fatal shooting in Peculiar under investigation By Tyson Fisher Local law enforcement is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred in Peculiar on Saturday. The Cass County Sheriff’s Office received a report of shots fired at about 1:54 a.m. on Feb. 19. According to the sheriff’s office, the incident occurred in the 23600 block of Hanging Tree Lane in rural Peculiar. Upon arrival, deputies found Brandon D. Jones, 33, of Peculiar with...

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Candidate filing for August primary election underway

Candidate filing for August primary election underway

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Candidate filing for August primary election underway By Raymore Journal staff Candidate filing, pursuant to RSMo section 115.127.5, opened at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 22 and will close on March 29 at 5 p.m. Candidates are responsible for knowing if they meet the qualifications for the office they intend to file for. Individuals planning to file for office must possess a paid filing fee receipt from a political party; a copy of an affidavit (does not apply to candidates running for U.S. Congress) filed with the Department of Revenue; and proof of identity – voter identification card,...

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Four Missouri House bills to watch

Four Missouri House bills to watch

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Four Missouri House bills to watch By Raymore Journal staff High-profile bills are sitting in the Missouri General Assembly during a midterm election year, including those involving Medicaid, Second Amendment rights, voting rights, and the legalization of marijuana. While campaigns for a seat in the Missouri General Assembly flood screens in the coming months, here are a few bills introduced in the state House of Representatives that could have significant effects. House Joint Resolution 117 — Medicaid expansion stripped In 2020, voters approved to amend the Missouri Constitution to...

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Peculiar Officers Honored By Board Of Aldermen

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Chief-and-Kirkpatrick-web Chief-and-McMien-web Chief-and-Truelove-web raymore-police-dept-web-1 Peculiar Officers Honored By Board Of Aldermen By Raymore Journal staff Detective Truelove and Officer McMein were awarded the Meritorious Service Ribbon for their quick thinking and calm under pressure, resulting in saving a child’s life. Lieutenant Kirkpatrick was awarded the Distinguished Service medal for actions he took to save a suicidal party armed with a gun, at considerable risk to his own safety. We are very proud of you! Congratulations,...

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Hawley endorsing Congresswoman Hartzler in 2022 Senate race

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Hawley endorsing Congresswoman Hartzler in 2022 Senate race By Jim Salter Associated Press U.S. Rep. Vicky Hartzler has landed the endorsement of would-be colleague Josh Hawley in her 2022 Senate bid, support that one expert on Monday called “a shot in the arm” and another called “perplexing.” Hawley announced his endorsement Saturday at Missouri State Lincoln Days in St. Charles. “This is someone who understands the moment that we’re in, who understands the stakes that we’re facing, and who is willing to stand up and be a strong voice of the...

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Ray-Pec High to produce comedy: ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’

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Ray-Pec High to produce comedy: ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ By Raymore Journal staff Raymore-Peculiar High School announces its upcoming production of the musical The Play That Goes Wrong. Performances of the show will be at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 10, 11, and 12, and at 1:30 p.m. Feb. 13 in the Ray-Pec High School Theatre. The Play That Goes Wrong is the smash hit comedy from London’s West End and Broadway that had audiences howling with laughter. Ray-Pec Theatre is proud to be one of the first high schools in the country to have the opportunity to perform this hilarious show. The play centers on...

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Sheriff briefs Optimist Club on Belton Inn demolition

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Sheriff briefs Optimist Club on Belton Inn demolition By Raymore Journal staff The Ray-Pec Sunrise Optimist Club met Jan. 1 at the IHOP restaurant in Belton. SheriffJeff Weber was the guest speaker. Weber grew up in Belton and has been with the Sheriff’s Department for going on 31 years. He brought the members current on the department to include the purchase and demolition of the former Belton Inn. This site, the gateway to Cass County, will be the North Sheriff and County Annex and bring more services to North Cass County. While other counties around defund their law...

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Chick-fil-A versus China Star Restaurant

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Chick-fil-A versus China Star Restaurant By Raymore Journal staff Chick-fil-A wants to build a new location in Raymore, but China Star appears to be getting in the way. During a work session on Monday, Feb. 7, the Raymore City Council discussed the property located at 1918 W. Foxwood Drive. There is some high interest in the property, but the current tenant stands in the way. Currently, China Star is the tenant in the sole building occupying the two lots. The tenant’s lease, which is good for another four years, includes both parking lots. Meanwhile, Chick-fil-A has expressed interest in...

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American Legion to meet February 16 at Belton Police Department

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American Legion to meet February 16 at Belton Police Department By Raymore Journal staff The American Legion Unit 488 and Auxiliary will meet on Wednesday, February 16, 2022, at 7:00pm. This will be held at the Belton Police Department, 7001 E. 163rd St., Belton, Missouri. Current and prospective new members including spouses, mothers, wives, daughters, and granddaughters of all branches of the United States Military, veterans, and present-day service men and women are cordially invited to attend. Latest News

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