City Council Recap: Storm Water Improvements
Watch the City Council Meeting from June 21, 2022, in its entirety at the link above (video S Jason Cole)
Watch the City Council Meeting from June 21, 2022, in its entirety at the link above (video S Jason Cole)
Excelsior Citizen is excited to announce a significant change in how we engage with our community.
(stock image of house fire) Excelsior Springs Fire Chief Urges Caution as Residential Fires Increase Across North America Excelsior Springs Fire Chief, Joe Maddick, issued a public service announcement (PSA) today, highlighting a growing fire hazard that has led to numerous residential fires and fatalities across the United States and Canada. The alarming trend has…
Winter can be isolating, but small gestures matter. A December challenge encourages residents to reach out to those nearby.
ESJCC Cement Mason students help with setting rail line. Photo Courtney Cole Proposed Department of Labor budget would shutter longstanding youth training initiative; community leaders raise concerns about economic and social fallout. The White House’s recently released federal budget proposal includes a provision to eliminate the Job Corps program nationwide, a move that, if enacted,…
An ancient Amazonian farming technique known as biochar is helping Excelsior Springs gardeners improve their soil, thanks to a recent workshop led by Master Gardener Elizabeth Parker at the Senior Center.
In a highly emotional hearing, Shane Bell of Excelsior Springs, Missouri, appeared at the Clay County Courthouse for sentencing for first-degree assault, stemming from the baseball bat beating of Moses Ngotho in the 2300 block of Rhonda Road which occurred on July 30, 2021.