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Editor’s note: This is the last of a two-part series examining information Missouri health leaders recently discussed regarding sweeping federal Medicaid cuts. Part one described the proposed reductions and shared leaders’ warnings about impacts on rural hospitals and health coverage. Part two examines how these cuts could lead to maternity care deserts, compel health systems to reduce budgets, and leave thousands of families without access to essential services.

Singletrack trails are coming to public land near the airport and golf course, offering new opportunities for outdoor recreation in the city. Excelsior Springs City Council have unanimously approved a five-year agreement with Urban Trail Co.

With just a handful of events left on the calendar, Excelsior Springs Parks and Recreation Month is closing out its most successful year yet, bringing record participation, new experiences and one last splash of messy fun before July ends.

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Supporters of a women’s recovery home pleaded for compassion while concerned neighbors questioned transparency, safety and property values during a recent public hearing about Oxford House’s request for zoning accommodations.

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