May 2024

Animal Clinic donates pet oxygen masks to ESFD

Body Excelsior Springs residents who are pet owners can find comfort in knowing their beloved animals will receive improved assistance in the event of a disaster. The Excelsior Springs Fire Department has received pet oxygen masks, donated by the Excelsior Springs Animal Clinic (ESAC).
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Animal Clinic Associate Veterinarian Erica Nowlin (left) stands with Excelsior Springs Fire Department Assistant Chief Brad Smith with pet oxygen masks. This donation was made possible through a statewide project that aims to ensure the health of animals. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff

Struggles of parenting

Body Numerous situations can lead to feelings of guilt and regret as a parent. Recently, I have been grappling with a particular event that has evoked deep feelings of sadness and contemplation in my role as a mother.
Struggles of parenting

Rash heads to Highland

Body Abby Rash had a choice – continue her soccer career at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville or at Highland (Kan.) Community College. Rash chose Highland.

K-9 Lola shares doggie love

Body CLAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Critical Response Team K-9 Lola showed her love for local children when Sheriff Will Akin read a book at a storytime event. The book “Pawsitively Lola (A Service Dog’s Adventures)” is a heartwarming tale written by author Mike Dickerson of Lathrop.
K-9 Lola shares doggie love

Willis takes second at state track meet

Body Kolt Willis brought home the silver for his final high school track and field meet. Willis, who graduated May 10 from Excelsior Springs, placed second in the boys discus at Class 4 state competition, held May 23-24 at Jefferson City High School.