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When Excelsior Springs closing pitcher Klayton Glaspy had to finish his save opportunity against Winnetonka in the Excelsior Springs Tournament, he kept his cool. Glaspy and his fellow Tigers were leading 3-1 in the top of the seventh inning.

After nearly 13 years, the city of Excelsior Springs is losing a highly valued public works employee. T.R.

THREE RAY COUNTY residents collided earlier this week on Highway 210 east of Route JJ, causing extensive damage and some injuries. According to a report written by Missouri State Highway Patrol Master Sargeant C.

IN HONOR OF recently deceased former Excelsior Springs fire chief William “Bill” T. Stewert, the fire department and Excelsior Springs Police Department provided escort for the procession. The departments paid tribute to Stewart at graveside services at Masonic Cemetery. Stewert, who passed away March 11 at 84 years of age, served the community at the city fire department for nearly 47 years.

A Rayville woman recently entered a not-guilty plea for numerous felony child abuse charges. Courtney M.

Author Helen Headrick | Illustrator Philip Goudeau Solar eclipses have occurred for many millions of years and will continue to do so. Dinosaurs left no records of these events, but human have, and those records reflect their own cultural influences.

For the past three seasons, the Excelsior Springs varsity tennis team has relied on a familiar roster. That changes this spring.

A new coaching era is underway with the Excelsior Springs varsity girls soccer program. Led by Brett McKenzie, who also serves as assistant coach for the boys program, the girls opened Monday with a road loss to Mid-Buchanan.