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After dedicating six impactful years to the development of both students and athletic programs in Excelsior Springs, Athletic Director Eric Marshall has officially announced his retirement. He leaves behind a legacy of dedication, hard work and a deep commitment to students.

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A counter-human trafficking operation led to the arrest of two men who attempted to engage in sexual activity with a child and provided services to over a dozen potential trafficking victims. The Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), along with other law enforcement agencies and advocacy organizations, conducted the operation on Jan.

A dedicated Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) coach has been recognized by the community for his outstanding contributions to the development of studentathletes. Excelsior Springs Middle School (ESMS) Athletic Director Richie Marsh has been honored with first place in the Town and Country Leader’s prestigious 2024 Community Excellence Awards in the Best Coach category.

Three years after allegations of sexual assault were reported, an Excelsior Springs man has been arrested and is facing four felony charges. Michael A.

The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. Wednesday, January 15 At 9:32 a.m., Frederick Walters Jr., 57, was arrested for (MISD/ C) assault – 4th degree – pursuant to subdivision; (felony) assault – 2 nd degree; burglary 1st degree; armed criminal action.

The Excelsior Springs School District is considering a possible transition to the Midland Empire Conference, a choice that could greatly impact the district’s athletic programs and community involvement. ESSD Activities Director Eric Marshall presented a discussion regarding the potential relocation of the school’s athletic conferences during a recent school board meeting.

Editor’s note: This is the final of a two-part series highlighting National Stalking Awareness Month, including legal implications, tips for victims and identifying stalking behavior. Local law enforcement agencies and advocacy nonprofits are joining forces to raise awareness for National Stalking Awareness Month this January.

An Excelsior Springs Police Department (ESPD) officer is marking 14 years of service to the community, a significant milestone in his career. While 14 years may seem like a long time, ESPD Support Service Commander Lieutenant Jeremiah Renne continues to serve and protect, offering advice to those pursuing law enforcement careers and expressing gratitude for the mentors who have guided him along the way.