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For residents waiting to see sidewalks, roundabouts, and safer crossings on Excelsior Springs’ west side, the silence can feel unsettling. More than a year after the city secured a $21.5 million federal RAISE grant, construction has yet to begin, prompting a familiar question. What, exactly, is taking so long?
The Lady Tigers put together a strong week from December 15–19, finishing with three wins in four games to move their record back above the .500 mark.
Ray’s Lunch has been feeding Excelsior Springs since the 1930s, and the steady line at the door suggests it still knows exactly what its customers want.
For the first time in at least two decades, every corner of the Excelsior Springs Police Department gathered in one room last month, as Chief Gregory Dull convened a mandatory, department-wide meeting to set a shared direction and outline how the department plans to reduce property crime in the years ahead.
