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The American Automobile Association (AAA) Safety Patrol Program is coming to Excelsior Springs elementary schools. The program is designed with the purpose of creating a safe and secure environment for schoolchildren.

Recognizing hard work and dedication is an essential part of building a community that values its employees. That’s why Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) proudly announced Rachel Coe as the Classified Employee of the Month.

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A Richmond man who was arrested for his alleged involvement in the theft of a vehicle recently entered his plea in Clay County Court. Jerry D.

Three exceptional students who have demonstrated impressive hard work, dedication and skill in their respective fields of expertise have earned a well-deserved spot in the upcoming national SkillsUSA competition.

Excelsior Springs’ throwers displayed their skills in two meets last week. First, they competed in the Kearney Throwers Meet April 8.

Excelsior Springs coach Richie Marsh and his Tigers have their first dual win in varsity boys tennis this season. The win came Monday, when Excelsior Springs swept Richmond at Maurice Roberts Park in Richmond.

Jacob Schmidt was only a few strokes shy of par when he and his Excelsior Springs varsity boys golf teammates played in the Oak Park Invitational. The senior shot a 79 (+7) for his 18-hole, par-72 round at the April 8 tournament, held at the Paradise Pointe Golf Complex in Smithville.