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Efforts to address food insecurity among Excelsior Springs students are expanding, offering consistent access to nutritious food.

Excelsior Springs School District will move its banking services after a competitive evaluation found a new proposal offered greater overall value to the district.

Facility assessments, enrollment projections and community input will help Excelsior Springs School District determine which building and maintenance needs should take priority in the coming years.

Eligible Excelsior Springs city employees will receive a 2% pay adjustment after a difficult funding year left the city’s workforce without merit raises.

An Excelsior Springs woman accused of causing the death of Mitchell Troy Dickey pleaded not guilty during her first court appearance. Malinda Francis Dickey, 67, is charged with two felonies of second-degree murder and armed criminal action.

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Removing barriers to breast healthcare is the goal of an upcoming community symposium in Excelsior Springs. The free Northwest Missouri Breast Health Symposium and Community Resource Fair will be held on Aug.

More than 350 miles of Clay County roads will be evaluated under a new pavement-condition system designed to help guide future maintenance and improvements.

Several Excelsior Springs facilities and establishments have been recognized for their food and pool safety efforts in 2025.

With the new school year approaching, Excelsior Springs School District is helping families prepare with back-to-school resources, information and upcoming events. The Back-to-School Resource Fair will be held from 4 to 5:30 p.m.