Sheriff’s office under the gun on tax renewal
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LIBERTY – The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is under the gun on a tax renewal question going to voters countywide Tuesday.
October 2021
Council OKs new fire department vehicle
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Fire Department is getting a new ambulance. On Oct.
Threats against press by Parson unworthy of office of governor
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Amid all the recent accusations and threats by Gov. Mike Parson to punish the St.
City renews MARC agreement on household hazardous waste
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Residents may continue to dispose of their household hazardous waste through the Mid-America Regional Council’s Regional Household Hazardous Waste Program for another year. The City Council approved an ordinance Oct.
Winning, losing streaks characterize 2021 campaign
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The varsity softball season was a series of streaks for the Tigers. Coach Megan Rawie’s team started the season averaging more than six runs a game through the first 10 ballgames.
Job Corps taking students
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The answer to “when” Excelsior Springs Job Corps would enroll new students for in-person instruction and job training is “now.” “The Job Corps Centers in Missouri (Excelsior Springs, St.
City merges parks, center director jobs
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The City Council and Parks and Recreation Board, or PRB, agreed to merge two positions, pending board approval Tuesday, Parks and Recreation Director Nate Williams told city leaders.
TIGERS STILL GROWLING
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – As the regular season winds down, the Tigers continue to win in varsity boys soccer. Over their last five games, the Tigers are 3-2, including a 4-1 loss Tuesday at Clinton.
Wildlife on state roads
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JEFFERSON CITY – Deer, coyotes and other wildlife are evident in rural Missouri and pose a danger when jumping in front of vehicles.
DOWN TO THE WIRE
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PLEASANT HILL – At halftime, the Oct. 22 meeting between Excelsior Springs and Pleasant Hill was a blowout.
