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SAFE meeting warns of legal gas station drugs, lethal risks

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A colorful display of pills near the cash register might seem harmless to most customers filling their tanks or grabbing snacks. However. a growing number of these gas station products are landing Missouri residents in the emergency room and in some cases, putting them at risk of overdose or addiction.

Summer gridiron grind

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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS AND RICHMOND student-athletes compete in a passing drill during a joint summer football camp focused on fundamentals, teamwork and preseason preparation.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS AND RICHMOND student-athletes compete in a passing drill during a joint summer football camp focused on fundamentals, teamwork and preseason preparation. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff

ES puts matter on upcoming ballot

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Excelsior Springs residents will vote this fall whether to expand the city’s boundaries to include more than 50 parcels and key stretches of roadway in unincorporated Clay County. Councilmembers approved an ordinance on June 5, officially placing the annexation question on the Nov.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS COMMUNITY Development Director Mallory Brown outlines a proposal to place an annexation question on the Nov. 4 ballot. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff

Mosby delays vote amid backlash

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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.
NATHANIEL BEEGHLY (left) addresses the Mosby Board of Aldermen during a recent meeting, voicing concerns about blasting, dust and sinkholes tied to a proposed annexation for mining. MIRANDA JAMISON | Staff

EXCELSIOR POLICE

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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.