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Ameren Missouri is now providing $25,000 for energy assistance to active-duty military members, veterans and their families and continuing to offer post-military career opportunities in honor of Veterans Day.

Eighteen-year-old Austin Martin is an Excelsior Springs High School senior who recently made posters to celebrate the importance of local news outlets. He shared his thoughts on the representation of local news reporting. Martin explained that each poster displays different aspects of local newspapers, such as those that move away from home and utilize the paper as a way to stay connected, as well as the other people represented in a community. “I feel like local newspapers are so important because they hone everything down to where you are instead of everything else going on around you,” he said. “Me, watching bigger news media broadcasts, I tend to get more overwhelmed with information from other countries.”

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Nov. 13 marks the beginning of National Crash Responder Safety Week across Missouri, reminding drivers to follow the law and move over for traffic incident responders.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) discussed drug overdose and prevention through one woman’s personal history at a recent Narcan training session held at the Excelsior Springs Community Center.

The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. Saturday, October 25 At 2:33 a.m., Kadence Barlow, 18, was arrested for conspiracy.

The Excelsior Springs American Legion Post 236 honored five veteran members during a recent tribute and farewell “Post Everlasting” ceremony held at the Clay-Ray Veterans Association facility. According to American Legion customs, when a comrade passes, the Post-Everlasting ceremony is held in honor and memory of a departed member.

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