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The Clay County Board of Election Commissioners has a new website. “We are happy to offer a more streamlined, efficient and user-friendly website, so our voters and volunteers will have easier, more accurate access to all the information they need to be ready to vote or volunteer,” stated Darla Wierzbicki, board chairman, in a recent press release.

A Belton man has been issued a warrant after failing to appear at Clay County Court. Daneal Addison-Marshall, 29, recently failed to appear for an arraignment hearing before Seventh Judicial Circuit Court Judge Timothy J.

The Excelsior Springs No. 40 School District was rated “fair” on their routine audit for year ending June 2023.

An Excelsior Springs man was recently granted a bond reduction on four charges after being ordered to appear at Clay County Courthouse. James S.

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A Missouri House special committee on taxes will hear two bills on Wednesday, and lawmakers will vote on three others. The Special Committee on Property Tax Reform, led by Rep.

For a long-time Kansas City Chiefs fan, attending the Super Bowl and watching his team take home the trophy was a dream come true. The memories of that game will, however, be overshadowed by the gunshots that tore through the Super Bowl celebration, with one of those bullets grazing the lower back of the 13-year-old boy.

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Excelsior Springs natives are making the community proud as college students. Many of these students have earned college degrees and some also made their school’s Dean’s List.

Orrick Board of Education approved a school calendar amendment which will effect the remainder of the school year. During its February meeting, the board added the following Monday’s to the remainder of the school year: *April 8 *April 15 *April 22 *April 29 *May 6 *May 6 *May 13 *May 20 The last day of school will remain as scheduled, May 22.