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Mallory Brown, a veteran of municipal government in the Kansas City metro area, has been named Community Development Director for Excelsior Springs, stepping into the role earlier this year with a focus on walkability, preservation, and inclusive growth.
The stone walls of 216 Spring Street have seen more than a century of Excelsior Springs history, from a doctor’s office and a devastating fire to a funeral home and, now, a wine café with international flair.
Excelsior Springs residents needing GI screenings or scope-based care now have access to a nationally experienced specialist, as Dr. Gary Cornette joins ESH to offer weekly appointments and efficient treatment close to home.
A growing exodus of teachers and support staff is challenging the stability of Excelsior Springs schools, with 31 resignations this spring alone, with potentially more pending the upcoming school board meeting.