MASTERS OF DISASTER
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Excelsior Auction new city business
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The city’s newest business, Excelsior Auction Co., has launched an online and live auction service.
Clay, Ray log coronavirus cases
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RICHMOND – Ray and Clay counties released new coronavirus totals.
Waterfest reschedules for June 2021
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Waterfest will be rescheduled once again. This time, the festival has been moved to June 25-26, 2021. The current health and business climate helped the committee make that determination.
“The Waterfest Committee on Friday, June 19 decided that the sponsorships, financial contributions and volunteer work needed to host a festival of this size would be too much of a strain on our local businesses,” Chairperson Brian Rice said. “The whole point of a festival and the Chamber of Commerce is to help our business community, not burden it.”
Where are they now: Hurt keeps kids healthy at Westview
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If you were one who stepped into the gym at Excelsior Springs High School to watch a volleyball match from 2007- 2011, Lanie Hurt was a student-athlete who you saw flying around gym.
Nominations open for 2020 Ray/Clay committee elections
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JEFFERSON CITY – The USDA Farm Service Agency encourages all farmers, ranchers and FSA program participants to take part in the Ray/Clay Counties Committee election nomination process.
First-ever male fertility report shows demographics of fatherhood in America
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WASHINGTON – About 61.6% of men, or 74.7 million men, ages 15 and older are fathers, and of those, 72.2 million men have a biological child, according to a Men’s Fertility and Fatherhood Report released by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Family Health Council endorses Medicaid expansion
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JEFFERSON CITY – A statewide family health organization is the latest group to endorse the effort to let voters expand Medicaid in Missouri.
Price Chopper preps for $3.2 million renovation
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Price Chopper is about to get an estimated $3.2 million remodel over the next 12 months.
Voter-approved Proposition T work underway
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Board of Education approved Phase One on construction and refurbishment projects after voters passed Proposition T on June 2.