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The Excelsior Springs City Council has approved a $59,410 contract with Phillips Paving Company, Inc. for asphalt paving at Boundless Backyard Park, a project aimed at enhancing accessibility and outdoor recreation in the community.

With much of January spent at or below freezing, Ameren Missouri is stepping up to support customers facing high energy costs. Recent changes to expand eligibility now allow more customers to benefit from the utility’s eight energy assistance programs.

As the Super Bowl approaches, it is essential for Missouri football fans to stay alert against ticket scams. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey provides several recommendations to ensure a safe ticket purchasing experience.

An Excelsior Springs woman has been granted a bond reduction after being arrested for allegedly discharging a firearm during a domestic violence altercation while children were present. Brandi Brand, 47, is facing three felony charges, including firstdegree domestic assault; first-degree endangering the welfare of a child, creating substantial risk without sexual contact; and unlawful use of a weapon, discharging into a home, motor vehicle or other means of transportation.

A strong emphasis is being placed on the importance of mental and physical well-being at Excelsior Springs Hospital (ESH). This dual focus is particularly crucial considering the frequently neglected connection between mental and cardiovascular health.

Excelsior Springs finished January on a winning note of sorts in varsity girls wrestling. The Tigers closed the month by going 3-2 in five duals over two days.

When Orrick needed players to make clutch plays in its 40-37 win over Hardin-Central in varsity boys basketball, Parker Floyd and Tucker Greer answered the call. Floyd first got the call when the Jan.

Cooper Collins can’t be defeated. Or at least he hasn’t been defeated this varsity boys wrestling season.