Missouri Department of Transportation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – July 7, 2011
For more information, contact: Steve Porter (816) 607-2152
Route 350 to Close July 22-24
Near Raytown for Bridge Demolition
RAYTOWN, Mo. – Route 350 will close one weekend for bridge demolition between 63rd Street and Gregory Boulevard (71st Street) beginning late Friday, July 22, and re-open by early …
Many new businesses will be opening up this summer in Raytown. Make sure to stop in and thank them for choosing Raytown.
Remember to buy Raytown! Think Raytown first! Keep it local! However you want to look at it. When you buy or pay for anything in Raytown your sales tax dollars helps with city services, the …
What are you doing from 11:00 to 1:00 on May 25? Do you need to build your market and brand your business? If yes, this is the luncheon for you! Judy Bumpus from Bloom Business Consulting will come out and give us tips on creating a positive image and building a strong brand for our business. Luncheon will …
RAYTOWN COMMUNITY CLEAN UP DAY
Saturday, April 30 – 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Super Splash parking lot-5330 Raytown road
The City of Raytown is hosting its annual Community Cleanup Day. Residents and businesses are encouraged to clean out all the unwanted junk and debris from their property. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen have WAIVED ALL ENTRANCE …
Congratulations to the candidates who were elected to office on Tuesday, April 5 both within the City and School District. The Chamber looks forward to the great things ahead for its residents and area businesses both new and existing. Right now Raytown is one of the few cities where you can actually see progress being …
Last September, you told us that one of the main topics of interest were local issues and the upcoming election falls under that category. We invited all Mayor Candidates to submit a 1,000 word dissertation to the business community on the reasons they felt they were the best candidate to be the Mayor of …
Mayor David Bower delivering the state of the city address at the 2011 Raytown Area Chamber of Commerce Luncheon.
The March Newsletter, Chamber Connections, will be hitting the streets at the first of the week. Take the time to read your copy and when youare finished pass it along. For those who do not get the newsletter, they are included under the Chamber tab at the top.
Would you like to hear the State of the City by Mayor David Bower? Make your reservations now to attend the February 23 luncheon to be held at First Baptist Church Raytown. Cost is $15.00 per person, reservations required (no walkins) by noon on Monday February 21, networking starts at 11:00 with lunch beginning at …
As you work on your 2011 calendar, remember to look at the Community Calendar listed on the Home Page of the Chamber’s website or the Chamber’s calendar for networking/connecting events. If your organization has an event that is open to the public, list it under the Community Calendar section.
