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After more than three decades of dedication to the Excelsior Springs School District a longtime teacher and coach has announced his retirement at the end of the school year, marking the conclusion of a career that has influenced countless students and athletes.

As tornado season approaches, the Excelsior Springs Fire Department (ESFD) is urging the community to prepare for severe weather by sharing essential insights. By taking proactive measures, residents can significantly improve their safety and readiness during this potentially dangerous time.

The Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) recently presented its Annual Performance Report (APR) to the school board, emphasizing achievements and identifying areas for improvement. The APR, which is issued by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, provides an annual review of the district’s performance, including test scores, graduation rates and other key indicators.

Local authorities have identified the two men found dead inside a local residence last week. Dare M.

An Excelsior Springs Police Department (ESPD) officer is proudly celebrating 22 years of dedicated service to the city. Over the course of her extensive career, ESPD Officer Kristina Baxter has taken on a variety of roles within the department, showcasing her versatility and commitment to law enforcement.

A local organization is actively promoting awareness about the importance of substance abuse prevention in conjunction with National Drugs and Alcohol Facts Week. This week-long annual event, which runs from March 17-23, focuses on educating young people about the science behind drug use and the complexities of addiction.

The Excelsior Springs School Board of Education decided to reduce administrative staff by not filling a vacant assistant principal position at the high school, following Doug Baker’s appointment as activities director. Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) Superintendent Dr.

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A Richmond man has been released from jail after posting bond for charges stemming from an alleged stabbing in an Excelsior Springs Price Chopper parking lot. Jeremy P.

An Excelsior Springs business owner has been sentenced after reaching a plea agreement that reduced her felony charge to a misdemeanor. Last week, Melynda M.