Cass County school news: Harrisonville kindergarteners learn about careers. Belton teachers, custodian honored. Ray-Pec and Harrisonville students win state music honors. Moreland Farm hosts Parents as Teachers. Creekmore principal leaves.
For the past 20 years, Raymore resident and volunteer Monique Lewis has worked to enhance her community. In particular, the 86-year-old has focused on the lives of its senior citizens. During the past two weeks, the far-reaching contributions of this volunteer have been recognized with awards.
Cass Career Center honors outstanding students and awards scholarships. Sherwood Cass High School principal, counselor honored. Raymore-Peculiar technology students win championships. Pleasant Hill High School student wins speech championship.
The Filer family of Harrisonville, Missouri, has founded Tyr Run Club to benefit Children’s Mercy Hospital, where son Cade Filer was treated for brain cancer. It also aims to help kids get active. The first meet is May 20, 2018.
Construct KC students from the Johnson County Department of Corrections complete a 12-week hands-on carpentry curriculum to prepare them for employment in a variety of construction trades.
Officials from Raymore, Belton and Harrisonville met with elected representatives from Kathmandu, Nepal to discuss how to create a local government based on the democratic system, which is a new model for the Himalayan state.
Pleasant Hill’s Trey Stone tied for first place as the Roosters grabbed one of the two team sectional qualifying spots in the Class 3 District 7 golf tournament.
Construct KC students from the Johnson County Department of Corrections complete a 12-week hands-on carpentry curriculum to prepare them for employment in a variety of construction trades.
Human remains were discovered in a wooded area Friday, April 27, 2018, in Harrisonville on South Mopac Road, according the Cass County Sheriff’s Office.
A cattle trailer overturned in Harrisonville, Missouri, on northbound Interstate 49 and police said an estimated '40 to 50' died from the crash. Police were working early Friday, April 27, 2018, to corral cattle running loose.
Brad Gaines, who coached the Raymore-Peculiar girls’ basketball team for seven seasons, has been enshrined in the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
A jury trial has been set in the case of Cass County Public Administrator Melody Folsom who is accused of claiming a false reimbursement from the county. She is charged with receiving stolen property, a Class A misdemeanor.
Chaz Taibi of Raymore-Peculiar overcame some rough holes with three birdies for a ninth-place finished after shooting 81 on April 23 during the Suburban Gold Conference Boys’ Golf Tournament at Adams Pointe Golf Club in Blue Springs.
The St. Michael the Archangel Catholic High School in Lee’s Summit recently brought in a 3 and a half-month-old puppy named Mike as “director of love and hospitality.” The dog is being used to help students learn responsibility and to raise spirit
