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ESHS grad heads to Mo Valley

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Excelsior Springs is sending another student-athlete to college. Joseph James, who graduated this spring from high school, recently signed a letter of intent to study at and run track for Missouri Valley College, a four-year, Marshall-based private college with an enrollment of just more than 1,500 students.
JOSEPH JAMES, shown clearing a hurdle this spring during the Mineral Water Classic, has signed a letter of intent to compete in track and field at Missouri Valley College in Marshall. DUSTIN DANNER | Staff

Witt piles up the hits after All-Star break

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Bobby Witt Jr. continues to power Kansas City and keep the Royals in American League playoff contention with his bat.

The young shortstop was leading the Royals with a .344 average entering Kansas City’s three-game interleague series this weekend with the Chicago Cubs at Kauffman Stadium. Following Thursday’s 8-6 home loss to Arizona, Witt was batting .696 (16-for-23) since the All-Star break.

Plans to enhance senior meal program progressing

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The City of Excelsior Springs has received approval from Meals on Wheels America (MOWA) to allow for plans to introduce a daily visit service along with meal delivery. Currently, the City of Excelsior Springs and Excelsior Springs Parks and Recreation and Community Center (ESPRCC) have teamed up with the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) to offer meal services at the Community Center for seniors.
Plans to enhance senior meal program progressing

Efforts to prevent cyber scams continue

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In an effort to prevent electronic scams, the Clay County Prosecutor’s Office (CCPO) is once again partnering with PC’s for People to host an electronics recycling event after the last one showed great success.
Zachary Thompson

WHFPD volunteers promoted

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Four Wood Heights Fire Protection District (WHFPD) members have been promoted after years of volunteering their time for the community. Josh Brown, Ryan Mc-Cullough and Garron Grass have been promoted from captain to assistant chief and Kody Gaines from firefighter to captain.
THE WOOD HEIGHTS FIRE Protection District hosts an Easter event with assistance from auxiliary volunteers, aiming to support the community and the department. Submitted