September 2020

DREAMS DEFERRED

Body Research into Clay County history reveals white people sold black people on the county courthouse steps in the 1800s, a common occurrence in Southern states.
TO DEDICATE the Freedom Fountain on Liberty Square in 2001, Lulu Johnson Fielder, 102, toasts with water from the fountain with area leaders and, opposite from her, Gov. Bob Holden. MARK COFFEY | 2001

Ronald W. Carmichael

Body Ronald W. Carmichael, 53, Kansas City, died at Liberty Hospital on Sept. 7, 2020, from natural causes.

Halt annex work until after election

Body In less than 60 days, voters will pick two new Clay County commissioners. Until then, present commissioners should give no further consideration to the controversial, $20 million annex a plan – one marked by outrages against the public’s interest.
J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff

Tigers take third at ’Tonka

Body KANSAS CITY – The Excelsior Springs varsity boys soccer team got its first road trip out of the way last week. Playing in the Winnetonka Tournament, the Tigers visited the Staley High School and District Athletic Complex, where they placed third.

ES win No. 1 for Beile

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Kathryn Beile has her first set and match wins as the Excelsior Springs varsity volleyball coach. The Tigers gave Beile those milestones Sept.
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Director on way

Body EXS – The city has hired a finance director, Vonda Floyd. “I’ve always loved Excelsior,” she said Monday.
Vonda Floyd JOINS CITY AS FINANCE DIRECTOR