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Local volunteers are celebrating the successful collection of shoeboxes filled with gifts which will bring joy to children around the world. Excelsior Springs residents, along with thousands of volunteers, have joined Operation Christmas Child, a project of Samaritan’s Purse, by packing shoeboxes with toys, school supplies and personal care items.

The grace period for ticketing those guilty of distracted driving will come to an end on Jan. 1.

To address the varied interests and needs of the community, the Excelsior Springs Area Career Center (ESACC) is highlighting the significant benefits of adult education. This initiative aims to shed light on ways adult learning programs can empower individuals to enhance their skills, advance their careers and ultimately improve their quality of life.

Excelsior Springs residents will see an increase in water bills beginning Jan. 1.

Excelsior Springs Hospital (ESH) is offering strategies to help manage feelings of isolation and loneliness during the holidays. With the arrival of the holiday season, many experience a sense of joy and a strong feeling of community.

An Excelsior Springs man plead not guilty in Clay County Court this week after being arrested for an alleged road rage shooting incident. James M.

An Excelsior Springs woman has been arrested after being charged with theft for taking packages from porches throughout Clay County. Kayley Worthington, 24, has been charged with two felonies including theft and possession of a controlled substance.

The University of Missouri Extension (MUE) has announced three upcoming webinars intended to educate the public. The upcoming webinars include master gardener training, a vegetable production series and funding for small farmers and food producers.

As the holiday season continues into December, the American Red Cross is reminding all eligible donors to consider the importance of maintaining the blood supply during this critical time. Donating blood or platelets this month can make a significant difference for patients in need.

An Excelsior Springs man has been granted a bond modification after being arrested for possession of stolen property in Livingston County. McKalla N.