EXCELSIOR POLICE
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The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. Wednesday, March 20 At 10:20 a.m., Sarah Stueve, 38, was arrested for outside warrant service.
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Cline welcomed as new ESFD Assistant Chief
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Excelsior Springs is gaining an experienced employee and instilling confidence in the local first responders. Joe Cline has accepted the position of Assistant Fire Chief at Excelsior Springs Fire Department (ESFD) and started earlier this week.
ELECTION RESULTS RELEASED
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White, Snelling take seats on ES School Board Unofficial General Municipal Election results, with all precincts reporting, have been released by Clay County Board of Elections Commissioners’ Chairman Darla Wierzbicki. Of the 179,294 registered voters in Clay County, only 12.38% — 22,191 — chose to cast a ballot on April 2.
ES welcomes swim team, enters into agreement with UHMC
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Excelsior Springs City Council has entered into a rental agreement with a recreational swim team for use of the Excelsior Springs Community Center pool. Director of Parks, Recreation and Community Center Nate Williams explained the details of the rental agreement with Purple Wave Swim Team (PWST).
Ready to Run
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Ready to Run
ES man facing two felonies, pleads not guilty
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An Excelsior Springs man pled not guilty to two felony charges after allegedly assaulting a federal officer during an altercation. Jacob G.
Geography of the Solar Eclipse
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No two eclipses are exactly the same as viewed from here on Earth. Why are they always different? The location, path and timing of an eclipse is the result of many factors.
Buchheit announces scholarship recipients
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This year’s Buchheit Scholarship recipients have been announced. Buchheit Enterprises Inc., a farm store chain with locations in Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky and Nebraska, awarded 13 $500 scholarships to Buchheit employees or the children of Buchheit employees. The honorees included 12 Missourians – six of them from Perryville, where Buchheit is based.
MDC offers free seedlings in Blue Springs
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Clay Countians looking for ways to landscape their yards might want to take a trip this weekend to Jackson County. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) recently announced it’ll give out seedlings of black walnut and redbud trees 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Pelicans are back
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From their white bodies to their black wing tips and partial trailing edge, American White Pelicans are making their annual appearance in Missouri. According to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), over 200 years ago, Lewis and Clark wrote in their journals that they observed a flock of pelicans on a Missouri River sand bar near present-day Lexington.