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Just south of Excelsior Springs, on Belle Ridge Farm, Pam and Ed Piepergerdes are spending their retirement tending their land and shepherding a unique breed of livestock animal. Walking towards the barn the soft bleating of a ewe and the faint tinkle of a bell can be heard around the corner, as a flock of…
On the evening of March 16th, the Business Women of Missouri (BWM) held a program on Domestic Abuse at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. Hope House‘s mission is dedicated to making sure every man, woman, and child affected by domestic violence can find refuge and freedom. Through education and empowerment of those who have been impacted…
A new work of art has sprouted up at Excelsior Springs’ dog park, Century Bark. A nearly 20-foot tall flower sculpture was installed last week near the park’s entrance along 69 highway, and the finishing touches of dangling bees were added Tuesday afternoon. Parks Superintendent, Chad Clevenger said he helped design the flower using bits…
With March being Women’s History Month, we thought sharing the stories of some of the women from both Excelsior’s past and present would be of interest. After a short trip to the Excelsior Springs Museum and Archives, Director Kathy Duncan had filled our hands full of interesting information about women who were pioneers in their…
