History close to home
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When you arrive in Excelsior Springs, any one can confer it is full of life. The community is laid out with a historic downtown region and modern development.
News
Bass granted continuance in alleged murder case
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Keith Bass II was granted a continuance until 9 a.m. April 20, in the case of the alleged murder of Theresa Bass and attempted murder of Bobby Neal Jr.
Local nabbed for fentanyl trafficking
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On March 26, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, combined with the efforts of the Excelsior Springs Police Department, served a search warrant in the 1000 block of Rowell Street in Excelsior Springs.
EXCELSIOR POLICE
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The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. THURSDAY MARCH 9 At 8:58 a.m., Beverly McCormack, 33, was arrested for failure to appear.
Spring support for every student of ESSD
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Excelsior Springs School District (ESSD) offers access to counselors and a social worker, providing more than just educational advice, but whom are available for many of the issues impacting our students and families.
Wood Heights to elect aldermen
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With only two open seats on the Wood Heights Board of Aldermen, voters will determine who will fill those vacant seats at the April 4 election. The three candidates vying for a spot on the board are incumbent Kathy Hart, 55; David Stephens, 38; and Bernard Allen Jr.
Haslett enters not guilty plea again
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Due to possible technical and procedural issues with a previouslyimpaneled grand jury, Timothy Haslett was brought into the Clay County Court again on March 22 to answer to the multitude of charges facing him.
Fire strikes, home total loss
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Two Excelsior Springs firemen were injured when responding to the call of a structure fire in unincorporated Clay County shortly after 3 p.m. Monday.
Five vie for two open seats
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Candidates for the Excelsior Springs City Council have shared their view on hot topics in the race for the two open seats. The five candidates — Malachi Luevano, Gary Renne, Kristi Shewell, Reggie St.
One-year term seat to be filled
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The Clay County Public Health Board is not only looking to fill two fouryear term seats in the upcoming April 4 election, but also one person for a one-year term. Two candidates have tossed their hat into the ring — Debbie Florido and Andrew Pileggi.
