Sparked by ground game, Tigers pluck Roosters
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers make no secret about their game plan each week: They intend to run the football. Excelsior Springs stuck to that game plan Oct.
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ES XC runners get ready for district competition
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Over the past two weeks, the Excelsior Springs cross country programs have prepped for the postseason. And the postseason is almost here.
Team chemistry drives Ex. Springs junior defender on the soccer pitch
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Student-athletes play sports for various reasons. Building a tight-knit brotherhood is one of them.
ES softballers fall to Pirates in districts
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SMITHVILLE – Districts are a part of the high school sports season when some teams move on and others go home. In softball, Excelsior Springs moved on for one game of the Class 4 District 8 Tournament.
PLUMMETING FROM HEAVEN AND CLIMBING UP AGAIN
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Dan Meers talks about an unusual career. As expected. After all, he is a hall of famer. Oh, not the one in Canton, Ohio, where Patrick Mahomes II and Travis Kelce will be enshrined someday. He is in the little one in Whiting, Indiana: the Mascot Hall of Fame.
Council says yes to giving aid to Elms
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Elms Hotel & Spa is receiving Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Security Act funding. On Oct.
City approves UTVs for road usage
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A new City Council rule lets residents drive utility task vehicles on city streets and highways where speed limits are 45 mph or lower. The council acted after community members had asked city officials to permit UTV use, Excelsior Springs Police Department Chief Clinton Reno stated in an Oct.
Court rules Galloway has right to view records commission wants kept secret
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RICHMOND – Clay County Commissioners Gene Owen and Luann Ridgeway lost another bid to prevent Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway from seeing commission meeting records, based on information released Monday.
“The Missouri Constitution does not limit the auditor’s access to certain kinds of records or evidence in conducting the audit,” Clay County Circuit Judge James Van Amburg ruled after hearing from both sides in the case Oct. 23.
