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With the REAL ID enforcement deadline of May 7 approaching, Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe is urging residents to enhance the security of state-issued driver’s licenses and identification cards by obtaining a REAL ID-compliant card.

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Organizers of the Excelsior Springs Community Resource Fair are offering a closer look at the inspiration and goals behind this growing effort to connect residents with vital services. The fair, set for May 14 from 3-5 p.m.

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A Lawson man was denied a request to modify his bond after a Ray County judge set a jury trial in a case alleging multiple child sex crimes. James M.

Excelsior Springs native Kenzlee Mc-Daniels is preparing to take her volleyball journey to the collegiate level and along the way, she hopes to make her hometown proud. McDaniels, 18, will attend Missouri Valley College this fall on a volleyball scholarship, continuing a passion she’s pursued since she was nine years old.

An Excelsior Springs man has been denied a request to modify his bond while facing two serious felony charges tied to an alleged road rage shooting in November 2024. James M.

Armed with gloves, long sleeves and a shared passion for their community, a dedicated group of volunteers recently came together to give Excelsior Springs a fresh look during this year’s Earth Day Cleanup. This annual event continues to expand in both participation and impact within the community.

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REGAN ROE Tucked away near Corum Road southwest of Excelsior Springs, the Price-Slaughter Cemetery stands as a testament to the area’s rich history and the legacies of the prominent families interred within its stone walls. Established in the mid-19th century, the cemetery serves as the final resting place for the Price and Slaughter families, two well-known names in Clay County’s past.