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Community Champions nominees requested by SAFE Coaltion

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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Excelsior Springs Substance Abuse Free Environments, or SAFE, Coalition seeks Community Champion Award nominees. The SAFE program is designed to educate the community about the importance of 40 developmental assets in a child’s experience to assure the child thrives throughout life.

City approves plat for Clacton Estates

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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A new subdivision is in the works. Known as Clacton Estates, the single-family subdivision will be built near Kearney and Wornall roads; west of Cornerstone Elementary School, now under construction; and east of the Stone Crossing and Cherry Hills subdivisions, minutes from the Planning and Zoning Commission’s Dec.

District praised for individualized instruction efforts

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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – John Ruddy praised the Excelsior Springs School District for the Alternative Methods of Instruction-Extended, or AMI-X, plan to teach students during the coronavirus pandemic. Ruddy is one of two Department of Elementary and Secondary Education state supervisors of instruction serving Region B.

Area residents should expect impact funds

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WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service urges people to visit IRS.gov for current information on the second round of Economic Impact Payments. The Treasury Department began issuing a second round of Economic Impact Payments, often referred to as stimulus payments, in late December.
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Church burns mortgage

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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The 130-member Excelsior Springs Baptist Church congregation, with help from a Richmond couple, celebrated the end of a major debt, with Pastor John Dearing ceremonially burning the church mortgage in the sanctuary.
PASTOR John Dearing ceremonially burns a copy of the church mortgage, which members paid off.

‘A DIFFERENT TYPE OF SHOPPING’

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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A shopping spree to raise scholarship funds also helps a family in need. Rotary President Melinda Mehaffy says the charitable organization sold 322 raffle tickets worth $3,220 to fund two $750 scholarships and pay expenses.
FROM SIX NAMES in the revolving wheel, Price Chopper Manager Jason Curtis draws and hands the name of the shopping spree winner, Kenny Manley, to Rotary Club President Melinda Mehaffy.