City looks to get bi-polar ionization work covered using CARES Act funds
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The city races the calendar while looking to make facilities more energy efficient. On Nov.
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Virus requires all-virtual high school classes for now
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – High school classes are all-virtual through Nov. 30.
Council OKs PD vehicle
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Police Chief Clint Reno has the go-ahead to buy a new patrol vehicle. The City Council approved Reno’s request Nov.
‘Additional’ COVID-19 cases force ESHS to temporarily go all-virtual
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – High school classes are all-virtual through Nov. 30.
Rumore heads to Class 4 state XC meet for Tigers
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Tyler Rumore has achieved the goal many Missouri high school cross country runners strive to attain: a trip to state competition. The Excelsior Springs junior secured his spot in the Class 4 state boys race, scheduled for 11 a.m.
Excelsior Springs Hospital expands services
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Excelsior Springs Hospital announced the Excelsior Springs Primary Care Center is on the hospital campus.
CLAY COUNTIANS DECIDE ‘THE CIRCUS’ MUST LEAVE
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LIBERTY – After six decades of effort, Clay Countians gained a new form of government by a number that overwhelmed even Constitution Commission Co-Chairman Greg Canuteson. “It’s a blowout,” Canuteson said Tuesday.
Fire department gets monitors/defibrillators
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Excelsior Springs Fire Department has three new monitors/defibrillators. The department received the LifePak 15 Version 4 monitors/defibrillators in October, following requests this summer to city officials.
Clay loses five top county employees
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RICHMOND – Clay County announced settlements in discrimination cases involving five top-tier employees who will leave county employment “on or before Dec. 31.
Judge grants county time to appeal
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LIBERTY – After Circuit Judge James Van Amburg ruled the Clay County Commission must turn over records commissioners seek to keep secret from Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway, the commission issued a statement that the ruling did not provide adequate time for appeal.