The Springs Restaurant Becomes a New Go-To for Home-Style Eats
The Springs Restaurant is quietly turning out some of the best comfort food in town. We went to see what all the talk was about.
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Excelsior Springs Woman Shares Kindness with Holiday Doll Giveaway
What started as a simple hobby soon became a holiday blessing. Diane Carrel’s joy in collecting dolls has turned into a heartfelt act of kindness ...
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What Is Taking So Long on Garland Avenue Bridge Repairs? Here Are the Answers.
If you think nothing is happening on the Garland Bridge, think again. Public Works Director Chad Birdsong walked us through the detailed federal process that ...
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APR Data Shows ESSD Falling Below State Accreditation Standards
The latest APR results pushed ESSD under the state’s accreditation threshold, leading to pointed questions about curriculum alignment, instruction, and leadership readiness.
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Questions Over Golf Course Funding Lead to Clarifications From City Officials
A “Golf Hill” line on a tax bill sparked confusion across Excelsior Springs. Here’s what it really means and how the golf course is actually ...
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A New Chance to Lead: Thrive Excelsior Launches 2026 Academy
Thrive Excelsior has opened applications for its 2026 Citizens Leadership Academy, a free program that guides residents through how Excelsior Springs works and where they ...
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MVP Program Preps for Launch With Hospital Contract and Appointment of Tammy Murphy
The Meals & a Visit Program is taking shape—Excelsior Springs Hospital will prepare meals, and community leader Tammy Murphy has been chosen to oversee the ...
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Chuck Anderson Ford’s Nick Anderson Selected for Car Business Today’s 2025 40 Under 40
Nick Anderson, general manager of Chuck Anderson Ford in Excelsior Springs, has been named to CBT News’ 2025 class of 40 Under 40, a national ...
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The Springs Restaurant Becomes a New Go-To for Home-Style Eats
The Springs Restaurant is quietly turning out some of the best comfort food in town. We went to see what all the talk was about.
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Excelsior Springs Woman Shares Kindness with Holiday Doll Giveaway
What started as a simple hobby soon became a holiday blessing. Diane Carrel’s joy in collecting dolls has turned into a heartfelt act of kindness ...
Read More →
What Is Taking So Long on Garland Avenue Bridge Repairs? Here Are the Answers.
If you think nothing is happening on the Garland Bridge, think again. Public Works Director Chad Birdsong walked us through the detailed federal process that ...
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Excelsior Springs School Board Recap for November 11, 2025
Tuesday’s School Board meeting mixed student celebrations with hard academic truths as ESSD leaders addressed new data showing the district’s score fell below the state's ...
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APR Data Shows ESSD Falling Below State Accreditation Standards
The latest APR results pushed ESSD under the state’s accreditation threshold, leading to pointed questions about curriculum alignment, instruction, and leadership readiness.
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Questions Over Golf Course Funding Lead to Clarifications From City Officials
A “Golf Hill” line on a tax bill sparked confusion across Excelsior Springs. Here’s what it really means and how the golf course is actually ...
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A New Chance to Lead: Thrive Excelsior Launches 2026 Academy
Thrive Excelsior has opened applications for its 2026 Citizens Leadership Academy, a free program that guides residents through how Excelsior Springs works and where they ...
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MVP Program Preps for Launch With Hospital Contract and Appointment of Tammy Murphy
The Meals & a Visit Program is taking shape—Excelsior Springs Hospital will prepare meals, and community leader Tammy Murphy has been chosen to oversee the ...
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Chuck Anderson Ford’s Nick Anderson Selected for Car Business Today’s 2025 40 Under 40
Nick Anderson, general manager of Chuck Anderson Ford in Excelsior Springs, has been named to CBT News’ 2025 class of 40 Under 40, a national ...
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Excelsior Springs Police, Fire, EMS, & Sheriff’s Reports for November 14, 2025
Police Blotter, Fire Calls, and EMS Runs for Excelsior Springs, Missouri, as well as reports from the Clay County Sheriff, Ray County Sheriff, and Missouri ...
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Excelsior Springs Youth Pastor Arrested on Statutory Rape, Child Pornography Charges
A local associate youth pastor is behind bars tonight after Clay County prosecutors charged him with statutory rape and child pornography involving a teenage member ...
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Victim Identified, Suspect Charged With Murder After Deadly Homestead Village Shooting
New details and charges have been released following Wednesday’s deadly shooting in Homestead Village. Investigators describe what they found when they arrived on scene.
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Victim Identified in Fatal Hit-and-Run on Fredericksburg Road
A woman was found dead along Fredericksburg Road Wednesday night, and police now confirm it was a hit-and-run. Here’s what we know so far, and ...
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Dr. Heather Wilson Explains Why Primary Care Matters
Whether you’re 25 or 75, having a primary care doctor can help you stay on top of your health before problems arise. Dr. Heather Wilson ...
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Big Brothers Big Sisters Expands Program to Excelsior Springs
Looking for a way to make an impact in your own community? Big Brothers Big Sisters Kansas City just expanded into Excelsior Springs. Discover how ...
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Julia Mees Named 2025 Community Activist Award Winner by Excelsior Springs Business Women
From youth substance prevention to behavioral health, Julia Mees is behind some of the most impactful work happening in Excelsior Springs today. Learn why she ...
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Museum Honors “Dreamers and Doers” at Annual Benefit Dinner
The Excelsior Springs Museum and Archives celebrated the “Dreamers and Doers” who shaped our city’s early history at this year’s annual benefit dinner. See who ...
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Tiger Pitcher Kaelen Bedford Commits to Johnson County Community College
Another Tiger is taking his game to the next level! Senior pitcher Kaelen Bedford has committed to Johnson County Community College to continue his baseball ...
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Tiger Soccer’s District Title Streak Ends in Heartbreaking Shootout Loss
After five straight trips to the district title game, Tiger soccer’s run ended in heartbreak with a PK loss to Maryville.
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Future Conference Rival Chillicothe Wins Class 3 Softball State Championship
A future conference rival is celebrating big after Chillicothe captured the Class 3 State Championship, the school’s first-ever state title in girls’ sports.
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Tiger Cross Country Season Ends at Class 4 District Meet
The Excelsior Springs cross country teams wrapped up their seasons at the Class 4 District Meet in Lee’s Summit, with senior Kirsten Stout and sophomore ...
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Council Approves Meal Partnership, Golf Fee Changes, and Rezoning for Upcoming Projects
City leaders approved a partnership with Excelsior Springs Hospital to prepare meals for homebound residents and extended engineering work for the Streetscape Project. Catch up ...
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Neighborhood Engagement Team Gathers to Celebrate Kindness and Plan for What’s Next
The Mayor’s Block Party Challenge may be over, but the fun isn’t. Find out what’s next for Excelsior Springs neighborhoods, including a new Friendsgiving initiative ...
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Donnici’s Italian Deli & Market: A Little Taste of Italy in the Heart of Excelsior Springs
Jarrett says it best: “Every bite was amore on a fork.” From hearty pastas to rich desserts, Donnici’s Italian Deli & Market proves that you ...
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