Fresh From the Market – September 27, 2023
We had another beautiful evening this past Wednesday at the Excelsior Springs Farmer’s Market. Our market was graced with the presence of two incredible food trucks, Hero’s New York Grill and Nonnie’s Shaved Ice. From savory delights to sweet treats, there was something for everyone to savor. And the best news? Nonnie’s Shaved Ice will be back next week, joined by Twisted Taters. Be sure to plan your next dinner outing at our market on Wednesday!
Read full storyFresh From the Market: September 20, 2023
The essence of Fall was in the air at this week’s market, reflected in the abundance of seasonal offerings like pumpkins, gourds, mums, and an array of pumpkin-scented and flavored items. Several vendors added a festive touch with their Halloween-themed items, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere. The splendid weather enhanced the experience, and we are grateful to all who stopped by.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines September 18-October 1, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. School District Addresses Criticisms Over Communication During Recent Gun Incident – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyFresh From the Market: September 6, 2023
This past week’s Farmers Market was blessed with absolutely beautiful weather, providing the perfect backdrop for a day of local shopping and community fun. Two new vendors were warmly welcomed into our growing family: Aldrich and Co. dazzled shoppers with their diverse array of body oils, croc charms, and handmade bags, while Lemon Lime Family Time kept the younger crowd engaged with interactive activities and “do at home experiment kits.”
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines: September 4-17, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. City-Owned Golf Hill Subdivision Sold to Developers – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines – August 21-Sept 3, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. Council Recap: Gear Requests, a New Downtown Park, and Policy Tweaks – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyThe Evolution of Excelsior Springs’ BBQ & Fly-In on the River
The BBQ & Fly-In on the River returned for In its 23rd year to downtown Excelsior Springs this weekend. Fifty-three teams went head to head to win trophies and bragging rights in the two-day competition. Although it’s presented as a “festival”, the event has changed over time, which can be a bit confusing to those unfamiliar with the history of the event. Some citizens took to social media to criticize the event making statements such as “They need to go back to the drawing board on this one” and “We were disappointed we couldn’t try any BBQ. $5 each for nothing.”
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Board of Education Meeting Summary – August 8, 2023
View the a replay of the August 8, 2023 Excelsior Springs Board of Education meeting on the Excelsior Citizen YouTube Channel. Excelsior Springs Board of Education Meeting – August 8, 2023.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines – August 7-20, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. The Evolution of Excelsior Springs’ BBQ & Fly-In on the River – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines – July 17 – August 6, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. Council Recap: Community Development and Improvement – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines – July 3-16, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. Missouri Public Service Commission Approves Ameren Revised Rate Increase – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Job Corps Center Returns to Waterfest with Enthusiasm
The Excelsior Springs Job Corps Center proudly participated in the Annual Waterfest Parade in downtown Excelsior Springs, marking a triumphant return to this beloved community event. The center’s Naval ROTC Cadets showcased their uniformed presence in the parade for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Read full storyJoin the First United Methodist Church of Excelsior Springs for the Sacred Music Festival
The First United Methodist Church of Excelsior Springs, in collaboration with the renowned Marvin Byas Singers, is proud to host the upcoming Sacred Music Festival on July 14-16. This event promises to be a harmonious celebration of faith, music, and community. All individuals and church choirs are cordially invited to participate in this immersive musical experience, culminating in a final performance of J.H. Maunder’s moving oratorio, “Olivet to Calvary.”
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines – June 19-July 2, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. City Council Special Session Opens Door for Golf Hill Development – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines – June 4-18, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. Restoring Excelsior Springs’ Famous Mineral Waters – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyMissouri's Finest Wines Take the Spotlight at Spectacular Excelsior Springs Wine Festival
Wine lovers and enthusiasts gathered in Downtown Excelsior Springs for a spectacular event showcasing the finest wines and wineries Missouri has to offer. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Lover’s Lane in East Valley Park, this destination event brought together wine novices and aficionados alike to experience the rich flavors and history of Missouri wines.
Read full storyRestoring Excelsior Springs’ Famous Mineral Waters
Excelsior Springs, a city renowned for its mineral waters, has faced a prolonged absence of public access to these cherished resources. The historical significance and pivotal role of these waters in community development have motivated the Friends of the Wells committee to advocate for their revival. On June 8, 2023, the committee gathered at the Hall of Waters to strategize the necessary steps to reintroduce the mineral waters to the public.
Read full storySerious Crash Involving a Horse on NB US 69, South of Robyn Lane
Clay County, MO – In the early hours of Tuesday, June 6, 2023, a serious accident occurred on NB US 69 just south of Robyn Lane, involving a vehicle colliding with a horse. The incident was investigated by TPR B S Floray of the Missouri Highway Patrol Department.
Read full storyExcelsior Springs Weekly News Headlines – May 22-June 4, 2023
Here are some news headlines that you may have missed over the past two weeks, collected and collated from a variety of news sources, all pertaining to Excelsior Springs. Celebrate Kindness with MCPL’s Summer Reading Program! – Excelsior Citizen.
Read full storyAquatic Center Nears Completion: Final Touches and Testing Underway
The highly anticipated Excelsior Springs Aquatic Center is entering its final phase of construction, with completion drawing near. While an opening date has not yet been released, the community eagerly awaits seeing this state-of-the-art facility, which promises to be a hub of aquatic fun and leisure for residents of all ages.
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