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In October, the Kansas City Police Department will be organizing a comprehensive and free driver training program. This initiative is specifically tailored for new and soon-to-be drivers, as well as their parents or guardians.

The Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) is looking for vendors to participate in an upcoming event to show appreciation to the district’s hardworking staff. The third annual Holly Days will take place from noon-3 p.m.

An Excelsior Springs man has been arrested for a crime which allegedly occurred in 2022. Leroy E.

Designated to promote efforts that can potentially save lives, Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month is observed throughout September. During this pivotal month, Excelsior Springs Hospital’s Senior Life Solutions (ESHSLS) collaborates with mental health professionals across the nation to increase awareness about suicide and to advocate for education that could avert future tragedies.

The Excelsior Standard, Sept. 27, 2024 Kathy Marcum Kathy Lynn (Whitaker) Marcum, 68, of Excelsior Springs passed away peacefully Sunday, Sept.

Catcher Haylee Ray was incorrectly identified as Josie Casler in a softball photo caption in The Standard’s Sept. 20 edition.

Two minor home repair agreements were approved during the recent Excelsior Springs City Council meeting. The first agreement was with Rebuilding Together Kansas City for a minor home repair and modification program, while the second was with Northland Neighborhoods Inc., which supports residents aging in place.

For almost 20 years, an unwavering employee has been serving the Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD), demonstrating exceptional dedication to both students and the community. Valerie Allenbrand has devoted 18 years of her career to ESSD, working from the central office.

Following a road rage shooting, an Excelsior Springs transient was identified and arrested by the Excelsior Springs Police Department (ESPD), with help from Clay County Sheriff’s Office. Paul C.