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Community leaders and stakeholders gathered April 16–17 for a two-day Planning and Design Charrette, marking a major step forward in Excelsior Springs’ efforts to update its Comprehensive Plan. Held at the First United Methodist Church, the charrette brought together members of the city’s Stakeholders and Technical Committees to dive deep into topics shaping the city’s…
Excelsior Springs City Council moved forward on a range of issues Monday, certifying the April election results, reappointing Mark Spohn as mayor, approving a major equipment purchase for the fire department, and updating zoning regulations to support medium-density housing development. Council members also took steps to encourage downtown redevelopment by waiving a lien on the former Royal Hotel property.
For more than 2,700 veterans across Clay and Ray counties, a future of closer, more comprehensive health care came into focus Friday as the VA broke ground on a brand-new clinic in Excelsior Springs.
Responders clear the scene of a two vehicle accident on Kearney Rd Sunday evening. Photo S. Jason Cole Below you’ll find a series of short briefs highlighting some of the many updates, achievements, and events that took place around town this past week. Thanks for staying engaged—and as always, if you see something newsworthy, send…
