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Over the course of six years, the Excelsior Springs Area Chamber of Commerce (ESACC) has made remarkable strides in expanding its trolley service. This expansion has been largely attributed to the dedicated efforts of Trolley Administrator Lindsay Hall, whose unwavering commitment and hard work have been instrumental in bringing about this growth.

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The American Automobile Association (AAA) Safety Patrol Program is coming to Excelsior Springs elementary schools. The program is designed with the purpose of creating a safe and secure environment for schoolchildren.

Recognizing hard work and dedication is an essential part of building a community that values its employees. That’s why Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) proudly announced Rachel Coe as the Classified Employee of the Month.

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A Richmond man who was arrested for his alleged involvement in the theft of a vehicle recently entered his plea in Clay County Court. Jerry D.

Three exceptional students who have demonstrated impressive hard work, dedication and skill in their respective fields of expertise have earned a well-deserved spot in the upcoming national SkillsUSA competition.

From protecting the community to helping staff, the City of Excelsior Springs has been blessed with an employee for 30 years. Clint Reno’s journey with the City of Excelsior Springs began at the Excelsior Springs Police Department (ESPD), where he rose through the ranks to become the police chief.

RICK STRACK receives a standing ovation as he retires from the Excelsior Springs School District No. 40 Board after serving for six years TRACI WHITE takes her seat as the new Excelsior Springs School District No. 40 Board member.

An Excelsior Estates man has been released after allegedly failing to register his vehicle with the sex offender registry. Daniel E.