CHANGE OF THE GUARD
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The Excelsior Springs City Council looks different after Friday's special meeting swore in a new council member and selected a new mayor.
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Woods Memorial leadership broadcasts church services via radio in parking lot
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A low-powered FM transmitter broadcasting a parking lot worship service and a Little Pantry offering free food and basic pantry items, are ways Woods Memorial is reaching out to help during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Group offers chart to aid environment
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WARRENSBURG – Citizens for Environmental Action invites Missouri families to take advantage of the summer months to launch a series of projects that will help clean up the environment while creating memorable family experiences.
BUNCH OF LUNCHES
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Many students go hungry during a typical summer when they can no longer get food at school.
Veterans recognize students
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Clay-Ray Veterans of the Excelsior Springs Association, awarded prizes to Excelsior Springs School District students.
Grads disembark at Noah’s Ark
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Noah’s Ark Christian Preschool’s Pre-K graduation is usually held at Barbee Presbyterian Church on the first Saturday in May, when parents, grandparents and friends fill the sanctuary with excitement to see the program and their little ones graduate.
EXCELSIOR POLICE
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The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following incidents handled recently by the department.
Lawson seeks to shed light on county’s CARES Act funding plan
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RICHMOND – Ray County has $2.7 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act funds to distribute, Treasurer Melissa Holloway said.
Protests spread to small towns
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – New York, Washington and Minneapolis are among the major cities across the country where protests against police violence have made national headlines, but big cities are not alone – small town-America is protesting, too.
Excelsior Springs man shot to death in K.C.
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KANSAS CITY – Law enforcers found Trinton Phillips, 21, Excelsior Springs, with a fatal gunshot wound on the Price Chopper parking lot, 9717 N. Ash Ave., Kansas City, across from Pleasant Valley Baptist Church in Liberty.
