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The Excelsior Springs Parks and Recreation and Community Center (ESPRCC) continues to play a vital role in youth development by offering activities that promote physical health, teamwork and personal growth. Through structured programs, youth gain valuable life skills while having fun in a safe and supportive environment.

The Excelsior Springs School District’s elementary schools – Lewis, Cornerstone and Elkhorn – continue to provide families with monthly updates on student achievements and school initiatives aimed at fostering academic growth and engagement.

The Excelsior Springs City Council has approved an agreement allowing outside agencies to rent the Excelsior Springs Fire Department’s (ESFD) training tower, currently under construction. Fire Chief Joe Maddick presented the resolution, explaining the agreement’s purpose.

An Excelsior Springs School District teacher has been nominated for the prestigious LifeChanger of the Year award, an annual program by National Life Group that recognizes outstanding K-12 educators and school employees across the country.

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Clay County Sheriff’s Office detective has been terminated after allegedly sharing a social media post earlier this month regarding an ICE raid in Liberty that resulted in the detention of 12 employees at a Mexican restaurant.

The Orrick Lions Club is marking a major milestone this year – celebrating 75 years of dedicated service to the local community. Founded by a group of businesspeople and farmers on Oct.

The Excelsior Springs High School Competitive Acting, Speech and Debate Team showcased their exceptional talent and dedication by clinching the 2025 conference title in individual events. Their outstanding performances throughout the season not only earned them this prestigious accolade but also propelled them to victory in the overall conference championship. This remarkable achievement marks the program’s sixth consecutive win, a testament to their hard work, teamwork and commitment to excellence.

Two separate investigations are underway following the deaths of two inmates at the Clay County Detention Center this month. Kenneth E.

The Clay County Prosecutor’s Office (CCPO) has filed its first case under Missouri’s new Blair’s Law. Last week, CCPO announced Garrett M.