September 2023

The Tigers didn’t have to negotiate many hills when they ran on Sept. 7 at the Marshall Invitational.

Until Monday’s meeting with Winnetonka, Excelsior Springs was on a losing streak in varsity boys soccer. Before getting their 7-0 road win over the Griffins, the Tigers lost three straight, including two last week in their own tournament at Tiger Stadium.

At press time, Excelsior Springs was still seeking its first team win in girls tennis. In terms of singles and doubles matches, however, some Tigers have their first win.

Excelsior Springs is on something akin to a tournament circuit in girls golf. Missouri State High School Activities Association information states that five of the Tigers’ six competitions over a 15-day stretch are tournaments.

In the Sept. 8 issue of the Excelsior Springs Standard, Music Director of the First United Methodist Church Marvin Byas IV was incorrectly identified as Marvin Bates IV..

The fate of an Excelsior Springs woman facing numerous felony charges will be determined by a jury of her peers, as a 2024 trial date has been set. Desiree A.

The new Oracle Cerner and Multi-view operating systems are up and running at the Excelsior Springs Hospital. Board members gathered to discuss the recent changes at a routine meeting.

In life, we all come across those who put us down for something we do or don’t do that they wish we should have done. It has happened to the best of us, and sometimes things don’t change.

An Orrick man is facing multiple felony child sex abuse charges in regards to two different cases. Elliott B.

The Planning and Zoning Commission recently approved the final plat plan for DHTC’s development of the “Flats at Coach Crossing’’ housing addition that will soon be constructed between US 69 highway and Tracy Avenue.