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Clay County is preparing to replace its morethan- 20-year-old tax collection software as officials work toward a new system for the 2027 tax year. Clay County commissioners recently unanimously approved a 66-month agreement with DevNet Inc.

A recent public forum gave Excelsior Springs residents a closer look at local police use of Flock cameras while addressing questions about privacy, data sharing and safeguards surrounding the technology.

The Tiger Hall of Fame recently welcomed four former Excelsior Springs athletes and a state-placing cross-country team, recognizing decades of athletic achievement.

Excelsior Springs is preparing for an improvement project aimed at adding redundancy to the city’s water treatment system and restoring full use of existing equipment. City Council members recently approved a contract with David E.

Several options are under consideration for Clay County’s general property tax levy, ranging from maintaining the current rate to further reductions.

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Clay County seniors participating in the county’s property tax relief program could soon be relieved of an annual renewal requirement as commissioners move toward eliminating the process.

Excelsior Springs’ journey from a once-thriving resort town to a community experiencing renewed momentum is now being shared statewide through Missouri Humanities’ Small Town Showcase.

ESFA FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND CHEERLEADERS for the fifth-grade team put some elbow grease into washing Excelsior Springs Fire Department vehicles as part of a car wash fundraiser..

Every Excelsior Springs school will soon receive its own A-F grade under Missouri’s new accountability system, a change district officials say comes with significant unanswered questions. Assistant Superintendent of Academic Services Dr.