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Whether you’re into fishing, foam battles, yoga, or just free popsicles on a hot day, there’s something for everyone during Parks and Recreation Month in Excelsior Springs. With a packed lineup of more than two dozen free events, the city is encouraging residents to explore local parks, connect with neighbors, and make lasting memories all July long.
A Friday afternoon traffic stop in Clay County quickly turned into a multi-agency pursuit that endangered drivers, shut down a major interstate, and ended in a standoff involving a knife-wielding suspect. Officials say the man, who admitted he was carrying crack cocaine, fled law enforcement at extreme speeds, passed through Mosby near Excelsior Springs, and resisted arrest for nearly two hours on I-35.
No matter your sign, this week is packed with amazing things to do in Excelsior Springs. So get out there, mingle with your neighbors, and make some memories!
The back patio of the Excelsior Springs Museum officially opened on June 26—adding not just a new place to sit, but a new way to experience the town’s history.