The following articles were published throughout the week concerning Excelsior Springs: Mawby and Hall Crowned Homecoming Royalty – Excelsior CitizenExcelsior Springs’ Homecoming 2021 is in the books, and although the Tigers didn’t come out winners on the football field there were lots of great memories made. Seniors, Lillian Mawby and Dacey Hall were crowned Homecoming […]
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This article is complete satire. There is no shred of truth to any of it. Well, maybe a little… Today’s Facebook outage left the community of Excelsior Springs without the ability to connect easily. In just the six hours that the platform was down, there were a number of things happening around town that would
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Greater Kansas City, MO – Mid-Continent Public Library and the Unified Esports Association (UEA) have partnered to launch a new series of workshops for local teen gamers. Beginning Monday, October 11, the Library will host a series of 11 classes via Zoom during which attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the eSports industry
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The following are news stories that were published online this week regarding Excelsior Springs. Kansas City-area high schools, districts and organizations discuss improving diversity curriculum – KSHBRepublican representative Doug Richey, who represents Clay County around Excelsior Springs, is one of those trying to get CRT banned ‘Inconsistency’ in Missouri’s 115 local public health agencies call for
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