City News
While Goode and Harkins retained their seats on the Excelsior Springs School Board, the community dealt a setback to school funding by voting down a proposed levy. Click here for full Clay and Ray County election results from across dozens of municipal and school district races.
Local residents interested in becoming safer and more confident while biking on city streets will have a unique opportunity this spring.
Excelsior Springs residents are invited to share their vision for the future of the city as part of the ongoing Comprehensive Planning process. The city is seeking public input to shape a guiding plan for future growth and development in key areas such as land use, transportation, housing types, infrastructure, and economic development. The Comprehensive…
The Excelsior Springs City Council moved forward on several key projects during its latest meeting, approving funding for street improvements, endorsing a resolution to preserve the city’s historic mineral water resources, and reviewing the latest financials. The council also recognized Nate Williams, an influential leader in the city’s parks and recreation department, for receiving a prestigious statewide award. Additionally, Downtown Excelsior Partnership (DEP) Director Lyndsey Baxter presented an annual report showcasing significant economic and community growth in the downtown district.
