October 2024

Partnership formed to provide care to student-athletes

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The Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) has formed a strategic partnership with Excelsior Springs Hospital (ESH) to establish a comprehensive safety protocol designed to protect the physical well-being of student-athletes participating in high school football games.
AFTER A PARTNERSHIP with Excelsior Springs School District, Excelsior Springs Hospital Pediatric Dr. Joshua Umscheid and physical trainer Ashley Rose ensure student-athlete safety by being on the sidelines of football games. Submitted

Local law enforcement shares insight

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In recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, local law enforcement agencies are spreading crucial information and resources to enhance awareness and understanding regarding domestic violence within the community.
Local law enforcement shares insight

ES closes season with victory

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Excelsior Springs varsity softball coach Megan Gilbertson and her Tigers were looking to extend their season Wednesday. That night, the Tigers played Benton of St.
KINLEY ROGERS keeps her eyes on the softball and swings during a recent plate appearance for Excelsior Springs.

Boys soccer team posts three shutouts

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Excelsior Springs has been stingy lately in varsity boys soccer. With Monday’s road win over Grandview, the local boys had posted three straight shutouts entering their Greater Kansas City Suburban Conference-Blue Division meeting Wednesday night with Winnetonka at Tiger Stadium.

Tigers get second football win

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Excelsior Springs has surpassed its win total from last season in varsity 11-man football. Jumping out to a 21-0 lead, the Tigers held on for a 21-8 Week 7 road win over Grandview, putting them at 2-5 overall entering Friday’s road clash with St.

Scrivener places at district tourney

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Gabby Scrivener nearly punched her ticket for the Class 2 state tournament in girls golf. The Excelsior Springs junior gave herself a chance at qualifying for state by shooting a 98 (+26) for her 18-hole, par-72 round at the Class 2 District 4 Tournament, held recently at Hidden Valley Golf Course in Lawson.

Missing summer already

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The prevailing sentiment noticed on social media is a palpable enthusiasm for the arrival of fall and the spooky season. However, my wholehearted dissent from the prevailing sentiment that summer should come to an end must be expressed.
Missing summer already

JOE TED CATES

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The Excelsior Standard, Oct. 18, 2024 Joe Ted Cates of Ray County passed away peacefully Oct.