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City Economic Development Director Melinda Mehaffy and Excelsior Springs Chamber Director Brian Rice look over plans proposed. Photo S. Jason Cole On Wednesday, April 9, a planning meeting was held at noon at the Mid-Continent Public Library to advance final design discussions for the RAISE grant infrastructure project focused on improving North Jesse James Road…
Jason Cole recently captured an aerial view of the Dry Fork Greenway Project, located off Salem and North Main Street in downtown Excelsior Springs. The project, designed to aid in flood mitigation, is beginning to take shape. An informational board inside the Hall of Waters outlines the native plant species that will be featured in…
The Excelsior Springs City Council on Monday approved multiple infrastructure projects, including vehicle purchases and a major sewer improvement agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, while also hearing resident concerns about tree overgrowth and zoning changes. The council reviewed the city’s annual stormwater report, paused proposed amendments to the R-4 residential district, and authorized the destruction of outdated municipal records before concluding the meeting in closed session.
As Excelsior Springs kicks off Animal Control Appreciation Week, the city shines a spotlight on the dedicated officers who protect not just pets—but the people who love them.
