December 2024

Parenting is not ‘one size fits all’

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There is a noticeable generational difference in parenting styles, particularly regarding outdoor play and screen time. Many older adults express concern that millennials and younger generations are not permitting their children to engage in outdoor activities as freely as they did once upon a time.
Parenting is not ‘one size fits all’

Work schedule change brings a mixed blessing

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to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. I received a sports-related mixed blessing recently.
Work schedule change brings a mixed blessing

MARY HYATT

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The Excelsior Standard, Dec. 20, 2024 Mary Hyatt, 89 of Excelsior Springs passed away on December 12, 2024.

ES receives Communities of Excellence recognition

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Excelsior Springs has been honored with the prestigious Communities of Excellence recognition, which highlights its remarkable achievements in promoting a high quality of life for its residents. Communities of Excellence 2026 announced 10 communities across the nation, including Excelsior Springs, have been awarded this coveted recognition.

CCPO activates ‘No Refusal’ policy

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The Clay County Prosecutor’s Office is taking the initiative to combat traffic accidents related to intoxication. Clay County Prosecuting Attorney Zach Thompson, alongside multiple area law enforcement leaders, announced a new ‘No Refusal’ policy at a recent press conference.
CLAY COUNTY PROSECUTING Attorney Zach Thompson (center), accompanied by various local law enforcement officials, announces a new “No Refusal” policy during a recent press conference. The new policy was established to combat the serious problems associated with driving under the influence. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff