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The Clay County Parenting Court Program is a pioneering initiative that aims to assist parents in raising their children in a healthy and supportive environment. The program provides valuable resources and guidance to parents who are struggling to overcome challenges such as addiction, financial instability and relationship issues. It is meant to serve as an alternative to incarceration.

The City of Excelsior Springs Councilmembers recently approved a partnership with Downtown Excelsior Partnership (DEP), allowing progress to continue at Lithia’s Landing. DEP has been approved by the council to manage the property.

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The Excelsior Springs Tigers are Greater Kansas City Suburban Conference-Blue Division boys tennis champions. With a 7-2 win over Winnetonka and a 5-4 victory over Kearney, both on May 1 on the road, Excelsior Springs finished an undefeated Blue Division schedule to claim the title – the program’s first division title since returning to the Suburban Conference.

A key defender of Excelsior Springs’ varsity boys soccer program plans to continue challenging attackers on the pitch after high school. Braedyn Sejkora, who’ll graduate Friday, has signed his letter of intent to play for Central Methodist University, a Fayette-based, NAIA school.

Three Excelsior Springs varsity athletes left the Greater Kansas City Suburban Conference-Blue Division track and field meet as champions. Kinley Rogers led the Tigers by winning three events at the May 1 competition at Kearney High School.

At press time, Excelsior Springs had a chance to enter the girls soccer postseason sitting above .500. The Tigers were 7-7 entering their regular-season finale Thursday at Winnetonka in Kansas City.

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