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During yet another tense meeting, Mosby city officials chose to delay the vote on a proposed annexation of property for mining operations. The recent meeting of the Mosby Board of Aldermen was filled with public testimony regarding sinkholes, road damage and blasting concerns.

The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. Wednesday, May 14 At 10:55 p.m., Loretta Stevenson, 51, was arrested for traffic lanes; driving while intoxicated – alcohol.

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A sober living home on Dawn Avenue is raising alarm among neighbors, with one Excelsior Springs resident demanding answers about how the facility began operating without notice or permits. Cody Montroy, who lives on Todd Street, recently raised concerns to the Excelsior Springs City Council about a house at 21 Dawn Avenue being used as a halfway house.

After four decades of climbing ladders and building a reputation for quality, Rick McLendon is handing over the keys – but not the name – of his longtime Excelsior Springs business. In March, ownership of McLendon Seamless Guttering officially transferred to Sam and Whitney Sparks.

As temperatures climb and motorcycles reappear on Missouri roadways, one local motor officer is issuing a reminder that even the smallest oversight can turn deadly. From his seat on a policeissued motorcycle, Claycomo Police Department Sergeant Jared Sartin has a front-row view of the risks riders face – and the behaviors that put them in danger.

Despite repeated bond violations and objections from prosecutors, an Excelsior Springs woman at the center of a Clay County porch theft investigation has been released without bail. Kayley M.

The quiet cast of a fishing line may not sound like law enforcement work, but for the Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), it is a cornerstone of building trust, especially with the next generation.