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Messy Mania hosted Excelsior Springs Community Center

Body The Excelsior Springs Community Center hosted Messy Mania for children and their families to play with sensory items such as paint, slime, shaving cream and bubbles. Children had a chance to splash around in sprinkles and get wet after making a mess in the parking lot..
Addilyn Pollard chases other children with a can of silly string.

Where’d the game go?

Body to PRO High heat, drop kicks, random observations and points that amuse are all part of the wide, wide world of sports at the community and national levels. The U.S.
Where’d the game go?

Haslett bond may increase

Body Currently facing nine felony charges, Timothy M. Haslett Jr. may have his bond increased after the body found in Saline County was identified as being that of a potential witness in the case against him, according to the Clay County Prosecutors Office (CCPO).

Property tax assessments rise

Body Home values fluctuate yearly and many area counties have seen an influx of personal property tax increases across the region. Clay County is similar, with property assessments rising upwards of 30% in some areas.

Dispatchers to be recognized as first responders

Body Governor Mike Parsons recently signed Senate Bill 24 into law, recognizing Public Safety Telecommunications and Missouri State Highway Patrol Communications Operators as first responders as well as allowing them access to mental health funding.
Excelsior Springs Police Department Dispatcher Marissa Gregorwich is ready to answer emergency calls as a first responder. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff

PCEC sponsors chamber luncheon

Body Platte Clay Electric Cooperative (PCEC) shared new initiatives and programs during this month’s Excelsior Springs Chamber of Commerce networking luncheon. As a sponsor, PCEC provided lunch at Willow Springs Mercantile.
CHAMBER MEMBERS visit among themselves at recent chamber luncheon. ELIZABETH BARNT | Staff
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