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A Kansas man arrested and charged with felony possession of a controlled dangerous substance – in what police officers have determined to be one of the largest drug seizures in Excelsior Springs Police Department history – has been released on his own recognizance.

As the colder months draw near, Excelsior Springs Hospital (ESH) is taking the opportunity to raise awareness about seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a condition that can significantly impact mental health during this time of year.

Autumn in the outdoors of Missouri presents a spectacular opportunity for wildlife observation, making it a delight for the hundreds of thousands of hunters taking to the fields. As the leaves transform into vibrant hues of orange, yellow and red, the landscape becomes a picturesque backdrop for those exploring the natural beauty of the state. In addition to hunters, many hikers and wildlife enthusiasts venture out to experience the rich diversity of flora and fauna. Throughout the season, one can expect to spot a variety of animals preparing for winter, from deer foraging in the forests to migratory birds passing through.

Excelsior Springs High School’s production of Mamma Mia! provided an enjoyable evening filled with energy, heart and fun. Written by Catherine Johnson and originally conceived by Judy Cramer, this jukebox musical engaged the audience, making them tap their toes and hum along.

An Excelsior Springs transient man recently took his life after a standoff with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO). Paul C.

The FullCircle program and ways it can benefit local youth suffering from addiction was discussed at a recent Excelsior Springs Substance Abuse Free Environments (SAFE) meeting. FullCircle is a dynamic peer support network designed for young individuals.

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After an impressive 22 years dedicated to teaching second-grade students, an Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) educator embarks on a new career chapter. Andrea Marsh has enjoyed the privilege of shaping the early educational experiences of the young learners at Elkhorn Elementary.

During a recent press conference, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas joined forces with Seventh Judicial Circuit Court Judge Alisha O’Hara and other county leaders to showcase the Domestic Violence Court’s notable achievements in Clay County.

RORY RINGER enjoys her chips before collecting Halloween candy at the VFW’s Bill Payne event..