Public Works plans springtime work on North Jesse James Road
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Area residents can expect to see changes to North Jesse James Road next year. The City Council earmarked roughly $1 million for the road.
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Richmond High closes for three weeks due to four confirmed COVID-19 cases
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RICHMOND – After several people tested positive for COVID-19 and scores have possibly been in contact with those people, Richmond School District leaders ordered a three-week shutdown at Richmond High School, district Superintendent Gary Darling said late Friday afternoon.
ES girls golfers add another conference title to trophy case
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers are conference champions in varsity girls golf again. Last week, the Tigers won a regularseason conference title – one of their team goals – with a sweep of Pleasant Hill and Warrensburg.
Monster Ball on Oct. 23
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Area Cultural Guild announced the Second Annual Monster Ball. The ball will be held on Friday, Oct.
Coalition elects officers
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KANSAS CITY-NORTH – During a zoom meeting, the Northland Coalition voted to elect officers for 2020-21. The officers are: President Jamie Parrett, who is the executive director, Platte County Community Center North/ YMCA; President-Elect Amy Ganaden, intermediate and middle school division head, Oakhill Day School; Treasurer Tom Mayfield, Excelsior Springs technical high school coordinator; Vice President of Advocacy Danielle Roethler, community development specialist for Clay County Public Health Center; and Secretary Emily Barnes, community prevention specialist, Tri-County Mental Health Services.
City lets hospital operate clinic, cut two from board
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A void left by Dr. Sidney A.
Excelsior council OKs stipends in support of chamber, DEP
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Excelsior Springs Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Excelsior Partnership have some extra money to assist business and for community promotion during the coronavirus pandemic.
County’s coronavirus cases nears 4,500
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RICHMOND – Coronavirus cases across Clay and Ray counties continue to mount, as is happening across the state and nation. In Clay County, the number of cases reported since the outbreak began stood Thursday morning at 4,439, with 57 people dead, based on numbers from the Clay County and Kansas City health departments.
Excelsior Springs City Council approves 2020-21 budget; civic development gets most funding
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The budget is set for Excelsior Springs’ 2020-21 fiscal year.> Approved by the City Council on Sept. 21, the budget is set at $8,420,508.