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When the skies darken and sirens sound, knowing where to shelter can save your life. Here’s what Excelsior Springs residents need to know about using FEMA storm shelters this season.
ESFD Officials Urge Storm Preparedness, Share FEMA Shelter Protocols Read More »
In Jennifer Harding’s classroom, math is more than numbers—it’s a language of connection, confidence, and care. This year, that formula added up to one result: Teacher of the Year.
ESHS Teacher of the Year: Jennifer Harding’s efforts Adds Up to Excellence Read More »
With Excelsior Springs residents among thousands relying on public housing programs, local Housing Authority Director Carrie Hiltner is lending her voice to a statewide push for updated, more efficient housing policies.
Excelsior Springs Housing Concerns Echoed in Statewide Advocacy Campaign Read More »
If a newly passed bill is signed by the governor, students in Missouri will no longer be allowed to use their phones at school—not during class, lunch, or even in the hallways. The law would apply to all public school districts starting in the 2025–2026 academic year.
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