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Through some divine guidance, two 8-man youth football teams are forming in Orrick. Led by Drew Schoeneck, plans are underway to form one team for grades 3-4 and another for grades 5-6.

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MIRANDA JAMISON Excelsior Springs is doubling down on community connection, encouraging residents to step outside, meet their neighbors and take pride in where they live through a growing lineup of citysupported initiatives. From the Mayor’s Block Party Challenge to curb appeal contests and a first responder celebration, city leaders are calling on residents to get involved, build relationships and help shape a more vibrant, welcoming community.

As a dangerous heat wave approaches Missouri, Ameren is urging customers to act now with simple, practical steps that can help reduce energy costs and keep homes safe and comfortable. Meteorologists are predicting extreme temperatures in the coming weeks, prompting Ameren to share strategies for managing higher electricity use without compromising comfort or safety.

I’ve got soccer on the brain again, thanks in part to a recent assignment. As you might recall, I covered a soccer camp in late May at Tiger Stadium.

At a time when rural hospitals are shutting down nationwide, Excelsior Springs Hospital (ESH) is pushing forward with expanded behavioral health care, increased meal access, new partnerships and a culture rooted in resilience.

Despite a projected $2.4 million budget deficit for the upcoming school year, the Excelsior Springs School District expects to continue operating without major changes to staffing or programs. District officials plan to offset the shortfall using reserve funds, though they noted that if expenses continue to exceed revenue, more difficult decisions may be necessary within the next two to three years.