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A tragic death occurred last week after a Lawson resident was shot multiple times. Lawrence P.

The vibrant and welcoming community of Excelsior Springs now has the chance to experience a beautiful piece of art that celebrates diversity in all its forms. The Parade of Hearts, a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering community unity, has unveiled a stunning heart-shaped artwork by a local artist in a prominent downtown location.

For over two decades, Excelsior Springs High School (ESHS) has been fortunate to have an outstanding math teacher who is not only dedicated to his students but also deeply committed to the community. Excelsior Springs native Jonah Albertson has been imparting his knowledge and passion for math to the students of ESHS for the past 23 years.

Ray County courts overruled Sheriff Scott Childers’ motion to dismiss the State Attorney General’s quo warranto, a challenge to a person’s right to hold a public office. Childers’ three-day trial will begin at 9 a.m.

A native Missouri species is causing problems for landowners. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) have launched a multi-year research project aimed at tackling the issue of conflicts with Black Vultures.

The Clay County court has taken a step forward in seeking justice for the victims of a tragic Excelsior Springs double murder. A trial date has been set for Keith Bass, 50, of Belton, who stands accused of four felonies.

A Lawson man recently pled guilty to two felony charges in Ray County Court. Logan M.

A warrant has been recalled after a Lawson man made an appearance in Ray County Court. Tanner A.

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