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Body Excelsior Springs could receive up to $50,000 in state funding for law enforcement after city leaders approved a resolution supporting the Missouri Blue Shield program.

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Body Residents will have two opportunities this month to learn practical ways to protect their health and connect with local resources through a pair of educational events.

Body Despite serving a student population where roughly 30% have individualized education plans, Excelsior Springs Early Childhood Center (ECC) is reporting strong growth across academic and developmental areas.

Body Summer school is returning to Excelsior Springs later this month as district leaders described plans for academic support, enrichment activities and expanded opportunities for students.

Body A Homestead Village murder case will move forward after a judge found probable cause despite a defense filing centered on self-defense claims.

Body Excelsior Springs has entered a new chapter in city leadership following the City Council’s selection of a new mayor. Council members elected Sonya Morgan to serve as mayor in a 4-1 vote over Mark Spohn, then unanimously selected Reggie St.

Body Weeks after approving a $630,141 assessment tied to the closure of its previous health insurance consortium, the Excelsior Springs School Board unanimously approved a new employee coverage plan and higher monthly district contributions for the next school year.

Body An Aspire Senior Living resident recently celebrated her 100th birthday, carrying memories of a time before paved roads and modern comforts. Mary Lou Jackson has lived through the Great Depression, dramatic technological change and generations of family milestones.

Body of Excelsior Springs has been named an NAIA scholar-athlete for the winter season. Hudlemeyer participates in Women’s Wrestling for Missouri Valley College and is majoring in Accounting.