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Long before railroads and highways crossed the plains, a trail of silver, wool, and stories connected Missouri to Mexico. At Watkins Woolen Mill State Park, historian Dr. Genovevo T. Chavez Ortiz traced those paths, sharing how Hispanic traders laid the groundwork for one of America’s most important commercial routes.
Get ready for a whirlwind week of racing, sipping, crafting, and spiritual stretching—plus enough goat balls and lobster croquets to fill a unicorn’s pouch. Let’s dive into how the cosmos wants you to prep your sneakers and sip responsibly! Brought to you by Molly Roberts Studio and Metaphysical, 253 E Broadway, downtown Excelsior Springs! Aries (March…
Mallory Brown, a veteran of municipal government in the Kansas City metro area, has been named Community Development Director for Excelsior Springs, stepping into the role earlier this year with a focus on walkability, preservation, and inclusive growth.
The stone walls of 216 Spring Street have seen more than a century of Excelsior Springs history, from a doctor’s office and a devastating fire to a funeral home and, now, a wine café with international flair.