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Patrons of all ages ran, jogged, and walked down Lover’s Lane in Excelsior Springs as the Lane of Lights lit up the pathway to raise funds for the Excelsior Springs High School’s Student Council. Local high school educator Seth Morton explained that people of all ages throughout the community came to show support for the ESHS student council and participated in the paid event to raise funds for school student council activities..

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Excelsior Springs has, since its inception, been a place of healing. Excelsior Springs Hospital Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kristen Dehart explained that Excelsior Springs takes its very name from the healing waters that attracted people to the area.

Small Business Saturday came and went again in Excelsior Springs, as residents shop their holiday gift lists, many come to recall the importance of supporting local and small businesses. “Shopping small and local means so much to those of us who have worked hard to build a business we think our community would love,” said Sarah Kelley of D&S Guns LLC.

Vivek Malek, Missouri state treasurer, recently visited the Clay County Administrative Building in Liberty, Mo., to meet with local leaders to discuss the local impact of the MOBUCK$ low-interest rate loan program and his plan to introduce legislation that will expand the program’s capacity.

JEFFERSON CITY – The Missouri Department of Transportation invites Missouri students in grades K-12 to help fight litter in Missouri – and to have creative and educational fun – by participating in the 2024 “Yes You CAN Make Missouri Litter-Free” trash-can-decorating contest. The contest is part of MoDOT’s annual “No MOre Trash!” statewide litter campaign, which is held in April.