August 2020

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Historic Preservation Commission announced STRATA Architecture has been “engaged to produce a new and improved set of design guidelines” for the historic districts of Excelsior Springs.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The city’s McDonald’s owner-operators, Essig & Associates, presented a check to Sara Noblet, executive director for the Good Samaritan Center of Excelsior Springs as part of a COVID-19 Relief Fund.

Body KEARNEY – On average, 75% of Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative members experience less than one hour of outage time per year. “This high mark for reliable service reflects decades of planning and investment related to PCEC’s electrical system,” company information states.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Without letting the CO- VID-19 pandemic get in the way, Katie Willimetz, DC, opened her chiropractic office, First Resort, in the Vintage Plaza Shopping District of Excelsior Springs.

Body RICHMOND – The Small Business Administration is sending a cyber-warning alert to loan applicants seeking federal aid in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Orscheln Farm and Home promoted JoDee Hoffer to manager of the Excelsior Springs location. She began her career with Orscheln in 2019 and brought with her several years of experience in retail and management.

Body RICHMOND – Rather than adhere strictly to state rules for county governance, Clay County could operate with greater independence under a “charter,” something voters agreed in June to consider. The proposed charter could be available for public viewing as early as next week.

Body Tonya Lea Douglas, 47, of Excelsior Springs, passed away Aug 4, 2020, at North Kansas City Hospital. Memorial services were held on Saturday, Aug.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A Lawson woman died riding on the back of a motorcyle died in a wreck about 7:45 p.m. Saturday.

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Stitching together face masks is something new to the business, Alterations and Custom Sewing, that Cindy Weir started in 1981. “We never did it before the coronavirus,” she said while working in her shop at 1727 W.