Civil Air Patrol seeks recruits
The Excelsior Springs Civil Air Patrol (CAP), founded in 2016, recently held an open house for those interested in recruitment.
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Gillispie released on recognizance
Gary W Gillispie II, who was being held on felony drug trafficking charges, has been released on his own recognizance (ROR) following a recent bond reduction hearing. Circuit Seven Judge Louis Angles approved the request made by public defender Kevin Garrison on Gillispie’s behalf.
Gatsby Days held in Downtown Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Springs recently traveled back to the Jazz Age of the 1920s. Gatsby Days — a downtown celebration sharing culture, history, art and poetry — offered opportunities for the whole family to be involved in the art and history of the downtown historic region of Excelsior Springs.
DEP still seeks proposals for Lithia Landing Project
Downtown Excelsior Springs Partnership Inc. (DEP) continues fundraising for the current Litha Landing Project to be constructed at 243 East Broadway.
Eden Village coming to Excelsior Springs
Eden Village’s success.” ~ Kelly Anderson Eden Village of Excelsior Springs is a community of like-minded members uniting to end homelessness.
Updates in the courtroom with Miranda Jamison - 05/04/23
GARY W GILLISPIE II
Gary W Gillispie II, who was being held on felony drug trafficking charges, has been released on his own recognizance (ROR) following a recent bond reduction hearing.
Updates in the courtroom with Miranda Jamison - 04/28/23
KEITH BASS II
Keith Bass II was granted a continuance until 9 a.m. May 4 in the case of the alleged murder of 45-year-old Theresa Bass of Excelsior Springs and attempted murder of Bobby Neal J
ES boys second, girls sixth at Mineral Water Classic
April 21 was “a great day for Tiger track and field,” according to Excelsior Springs coach Jonah Albertson. What made the day great for Albertson was that 13 personal records were set while the Tigers competed in the Mineral Water Classic at Tiger Stadium.
ES council: New tax collection to begin on Oct. 1
The Excelsior Spring City Council has announced collection of the newly-passed 3-percent retail sales tax on non-medical recreational marijuana will begin Oct. 1.