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Excelsior Springs School District welcomes new administrators

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CORNERSTONE ELEMENTARY: Jessica Broadbent, Cornerstone Elementary School’s new principal, has been a teacher, instructional coach and assistant principal. She has been with the Excelsior Springs School District for 13 years and said the city has a supportive community with amazing kids. “Our community rallies around us and supports everything we do,” Broadbent said. “I’m excited to move into this new role and highlight all the great things we don’t always see from the outside.”
Jessica Broadbent

Rainy road trip evokes memories of film classic

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to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. When staffer and Excelsior Springs High School alumna Miranda Jamison (a.k.a., “MJ”) and I made a July 29 trek to St.
A GREAT TELEPHOTO lens can come in handy at some sports events, as this recent photo of the Kansas City Chiefs in training camp at St. Joseph shows. Pictured are Patrick Mahomes II (No. 15), Travis Kelce (No. 87) and Deneric Prince. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

City releases Quik Trip traffic study

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Excelsior Springs officials released a traffic study conducted for Quik Trip (QT) in October 2022. “We require traffic studies when a project can impact the surrounding area,” said Melinda Mehaffy, Excelsior Springs Economic Development Director.
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Royals Stadium possibly moving to Clay County

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The Kansas City Royals’ new stadium is searching for a new location centered around the East Village in the downtown loop or North Kansas City. The North Kansas City location includes six blocks bound by Armor Road off north 15th Avenue on the south side and between Howell and Swift streets on the east and west side.

Noah Marker represents Tiger pride

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Noah Marker, once a young student in Excelsior Springs, grew to be a driven, well-rounded young man, achieving greatness and showing everyone what it means to have tiger pride. The son of Christy and Marty Marker, Noah passed away unexpectedly on July 17 at the age of 23, but his memory will remain within the community.
Stadium. Noah Marker wears his letterman jacket in front of the Excelsior Springs Tiger MARKER FAMILY | Submitted

DOWN! SET! HUT!

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Football season is approaching in Excelsior Springs – and not just for the high school and middle school teams. The Excelsior Springs Football Association (ESFA) is assembling five teams this fall for grades 2-6.
PARKER WAINSCOTT of the Excelsior Springs Football Association’s fifth-grade team runs through the defense during a practice at Tiger Stadium. DUSTIN DANNER | Staff