October 2023

ES Community Center to host fall festivities

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The second annual community center fall festival will be held on Saturday, from 6 to 8 p.m., coordinated by Youth and Family Coordinator Kyria Hood. Hood, who has been the youth and family coordinator for the past year and a half at the community center, said she is looking forward to seeing members of the community of all ages coming together to have an enjoyable time partaking in a plethora of activities, including trunk-ortreat, yard games and face painting.

NEIL LEONARD PERRY

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The Excelsior Standard, Oct. 27, 2023 1931-2023 Neil Leonard Perry of Sedalia passed away on Jan.

MARYLIST LOUISE GEORGE

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The Excelsior Standard, Oct. 27, 2023 MARYLIST LOUISE GEORGE Marylist Louise George, 92, a lifelong resident of Excelsior Springs, passed away Oct.

Knuckleheadz take age-group title at Boo Bash

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DUSTIN DANNER Sports Reporter Recently, an Excelsior Springs-based club sports team gave itself a Halloween treat of sorts. The Knuckleheadz, a 16-and-under baseball team, won their division championship at the KC Sports Boo Bash, a tournament with a Halloween theme that took place Sept.
THE KNUCKLEHEADZ display their Boo Bash age-division championship banner. First row (from left), Henry Crowley, Conor Eich, Jaxon Hellyer, Brighton Hibschle, Landon Chaffin; second row, Kaden Verdi, Ethan Austin, Cruz Lloyd, Josiah Hamann, Jeyden Donley, Mikhai Knapp. DUSTIN DANNER | Staff

ESHS celebrates students, staff

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Excelsior Springs high school students and staff gathered for an assembly last Friday. Educators were recognized for achievements and students for their attendance. VU Scholarships also reveled $253,430, 646 of funds available to students.
CARLY DOLT (left) and Reese Roberts are applauded for their volleyball achievements. ELIZABETH BARNT | Staff

Owen Lumber hosts classic car show

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After the success of a recent car show, organizers are looking at making it an annual event. Each year, on deck sale weekend, Owen Lumber typically serves lunch to help bring in potential customers.
ROOSTERS CLUB member Paul Reed shows off his light blue 1956 Chevrolet. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff