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The Excelsior Springs City Council has approved an ordinance to allow backyard chickens in certain situations. The updated ordinance received support from all council members, with the exception of Councilman John McGovern.

An Orrick man has posted bond after the Ray County Prosecutor’s Office and the defense agreed upon a proposed order from the judge. Brandon M.

After 11 years of service to the district, a prominent community member has announced this will be their final year before retiring. Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) Superintendent Dr.

An invasive non-native species, the Japanese beetle, is rapidly spreading throughout Missouri, showing a strong affinity for particular plants and foraging in groups of up to 25. For those grappling with the Japanese beetle invasion in their Missouri gardens, the University of Missouri Extension (MUE) shares effective strategies for battling these destructive pests and protecting beloved plants.

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A Kansas City man has been released from jail, where he was held on robbery charges, after a local judge reduced his bond following the approval of a reduced bond for offenses allegedly committed in Excelsior Springs.

The three Missouri State Senate District 21 candidates — Democrat Jim Bates and Republicans Doug Richey and Kurtis Gregory — attended The Richmond News’ political forum. The candidates were asked screened questions submitted by the public and were given two minutes each to provide their answers.

Jacob Goodman and Seth Pace, students from the Excelsior Springs Area Career Center (ESACC), were commended for their outstanding performance during the annual SkillsUSA Workforce Development Event. Their expertise in cyber security earned them a prestigious Skill Point Certificate following their participation in the highly competitive 2024 SkillsUSA Championship.

Winners take home fireworks.