ESSD Prepares for Potential Property Tax Changes Under Missouri’s SB 3
Senate Bill 3 aims to give homeowners tax relief, but local schools warn it could come at a cost. Here’s how Excelsior Springs could be affected.
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Turning the Page: The Story of Excelsior Springs’ Carnegie Library
Built in 1916 with help from the Carnegie Foundation, Excelsior Springs’ historic library still stands as a symbol of the community’s enduring commitment to education and civic life.
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All-Inclusive Boundless Backyard Playground Moves Toward Final Phase with $1 Million in Funding
After nearly a decade of planning and completing the first phase of construction in early 2025, Excelsior Springs Parks and Recreation has secured million-dollar funding to complete Boundless Backyard—the city’s first all-inclusive playground designed for children and families of every ability.
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After Loss, a Local Café Creates a Safe Space: Wine & Shine’s “Widowed Wednesday Lunch”
Loss can leave life quieter than anyone expects. At Wine & Shine, co-owner Misty Wright saw a need for a local safe space, where widowed residents can have somewhere to be by themselves or socialize in a public place, without worrying about the pressures of dating, helping to rediscover a sense of belonging.
