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Excelsior Springs continues to lead the way in age-friendly community planning, as highlighted in a presentation by Neighborhood Specialist Laura Mize at the recent City Council meeting.
The lights dimmed, the guests quieted, and tensions rose as a scandalous secret came to light—then, someone dropped dead. But this murder was all in good fun. The Excelsior Springs Area Cultural Guild welcomed guests to its annual Murder Mystery Dinner at the Montgomery Event Center, serving up a suspenseful evening of entertainment while raising money for student artists.
Excelsior Springs firefighters are now better equipped to handle life-or-death situations thanks to a grant-funded upgrade to battery-powered extraction tools. The new equipment, which replaces older hydraulic models, offers greater mobility and efficiency in emergency rescues.
In 1985, Carol Hunter answered her first call as a dispatcher for Excelsior Springs. Nearly 40 years later, she’s signing off for the last time, leaving behind a stronger, more modern communications center and countless lives touched by her dedication.