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by Molly Miller Missouri News Network A member of the Missouri Legislature said he is reworking his bill that seeks to change the definition of waters of the state following a hearing earlier this month. Sen. Rusty Black, R-Chillicothe, sponsored Senate Bill 981 to redefine which water bodies are protected by state law. Members of

Submitted by Lana Sue Jones A small group met in the home of our hostess, Jean Wernel, on March 11. Evelyn Boyle, secretary, served as president and called the meeting to order. The members are starting to think about their program titles for next year. The entertainment committee will get information for the location of

The TOPS Chapter thanks everyone who helped make our March 21 Baked Potato Luncheon a success. We hope everyone who attended had a wonderful time and enjoyed the food and visiting. TOPS Chapter 9319 El Dorado Springs met in The Preferred Family Healthcare building, 700 E. Hospital Rd, El Dorado Springs on Thursday, March 28,

DISSLER HONORED FOR LONG TIME MEMBERSHIP – Jim Dissler was honored by the Clintonville Lodge on Thursday, March 28, for his many years of service to the organization. His nephew, David Dissler, pinned his 65 year ruby recognition pen on his lapel. Not only were friends and other lodge members present but so were visitors

he Preserve Our Past Society has scheduled Monday, April 8, for their annual meeting in the Wayside Inn Museum.  The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. Harold Fugate will be the guest speaker, sharing his views as both a community member and a local businessman. It is also time to pay your dues as a Friend

The regular annual meeting of the Papinville Historical and Cemetery Association will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday evening, April 11, 2024, in the museum. Papinville is located 9 miles east of Rich Hill. There will be an election of officers and deciding many other items of great importance. The Association has acquired funds that

I was looking at the very impressive deluge out my front window on Monday evening when I remembered that we have had problems with rain sneaking in through the back door. I rushed to the back of the office and opened the door to the storage area. A little bit of water was trickling in

By Connie Maupin             Society members met at the museum in Stockton on March 25, for their annual soup lunch held before their monthly meeting. Members present were: President Judy Nichols, Vice President Chris Barber, Secretary Connie Maupin, Treasurer Anna Hopkins, Virginia Barber, Sharyl Henry, Luella Phipps, Judith Cain, Ellis