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Two dead after home explosion

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A gas leak was found to be the cause of a home explosion, which resulted in the deaths of two locals and their pet, Missouri State Fire Marshal’s Office confirmed earlier this week. “Because of the force of the explosion and extent of structural damage, no cause could be identified as to the source of the gas leak or the ignition source,” said the marshal’s Office reported.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS AND Fishing River firefighters extinguish a reignited fire previously caused by an explosion and douse the area to prevent reignition. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff

EXCELSIOR POLICE

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The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. Sunday, July 28 At 2:40 a.m., Courtney Berry, 29, was arrested for driving while suspended.

Missouri Trail of Tears document discovered

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The incredible care and effort provided by early Missouri settlers and farmers who selflessly aided the Cherokees during their arduous journey across frontier Missouri was recently shared during a Watkins Mill State Park event.
STARS ON THE NEWLY found Trail of Tears line indicate points that are verified from Lt. Cannon’s journal and the 1837 survey map. Submitted

ESHS launches Internship Experience

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Excelsior Springs High School (ESHS) has introduced an internship program designed to provide students with the invaluable opportunity to explore various career paths, develop essential skills and gain real-world experience. Through this program, students will have the chance to work alongside professionals, apply their classroom knowledge in practical settings, and embark on a journey of personal and professional growth.
ESHS launches Internship Experience

CCPO takes action against cryptocurrency scams

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Cryptocurrency usage has seen a significant rise, bringing with it a surge in cryptocurrency scams and unlawful activities. The Clay County Prosecutor’s Office has raised alarm over drug dealers’ use of hardware wallets to mask their funds.
THE CLAY COUNTY Prosecutor’s Office recently organized a training session for police departments in the Clay County area. The training provided law enforcement personnel with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively prevent and report cryptocurrency scams and other forms of illegal activity. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff
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