Dick's Drive In Convenience King announced that they will soon be having Soul Food Friday!! Look forward to fried chicken, homemade mac and cheese, collard greens, sweet potatoes, cornbread muffins, and a garden salad! They will also offer scoop ice cream in a cone or cup with a variety of flavors and toppings!

Free weekly dementia support group will be beginning Sunday evening, June 12, 2022, from 6:00pm-7:30pm, at Barbee Presbyterian Church, 501 Tiger Dr.

This class is being offered by Sharon Senger as a way to offer education for caregivers in providing quality to their lives and peace to the caregivers.

A 21-year-old male, Benjamin Chase died Sunday afternoon (5/8/22) while in the custody of the Excelsior Springs Police Department.

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Here are the emergency services logs for our police and fire departments.

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Each week we will be selecting a citizen (or citizens) from Excelsior Springs to highlight the positive impact they are having on our community. This week meet

Dennis Hartman

Click here to see his feature!

Click here to nominate

someone for the Citizen Spotlight!

A Kansas City Fox 4 News broadcast on Tuesday (5/10/22) evening revealed that Clay County Sheriff’s department is still conducting a criminal investigation of the alleged abuse(s).

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On Wednesday May 11, the City of Excelsior Springs’ Historic Preservation Commission presented Preservation awards to two property owners for improvements made on their properties.

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We all hope for long, healthy lives. But there’s a serious “side effect” of longevity – the possibility of outliving our money. How can you help prevent this? It’s useful to know the seriousness of the threat.

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has federal funding available to help families who have had loved ones lost to COVID-19. For those who passed after May 16, 2020, you may be eligible for up to $9,000 in reimbursement for funeral costs.

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The following information was gathered from the School Board Agenda and the recording of the School Board Meeting.

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A collection of news headlines that were published concerning Excelsior Springs throughout the past two weeks.

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Each week the City Manager offers a look weekly into the city business taking place. Learn about upcoming meetings, agenda items, and top discussions city leaders are having at the given moment.

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Congrats to Smitty Smitt

for being this week's Caption Contest winner with the following caption for this picture:

"Beam me up, Scotty!"

This Caption Contest brought to you by Opportunity Cafe and Coffee! Each week the winner gets a free cup of coffee! Thank you to our sponsor!