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TOPS Chapter 9319 El Dorado Springs met in The Hill Church, (formerly Bethel Free Will Church) 1300 S. Summer St, El Dorado Springs on Thursday, Aug. 11, for their weekly weigh-in and meeting. Laura Hicks, Leader, called the meeting to order. Pam led us in singing “TOPS Success: We said our TOPS & KOPS Pledges.

by Julia Snethen & Marge Zink Sunday morning worship service at the Rockville United Methodist Church was conducted by Pastor Linda Wansing entitled “Is enough ever enough?” taken from II Corinthians 9:6-12. You are always welcome to join us for worship Sunday at 9 a.m. Mt. Zion area is thankful to have telephone service after

Taberville Report by Bobby Dains Dains Fish Farm I’ve had quite a few customers today. The weather – I thought I was a little hot out there. But last night wasn’t too bad. The people have been rod and reel fishing. I just know that they have been catching a few fish down there. Blues

by Marge Zink Tri-County Quilt Club met Aug. 8, for regular meeting at Rockville United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall, at 12:30 a delicious lunch was served by birthday lady Bobbie Hardgrater and helper Phyllis Stewart At 1:30 Evonne Andersen called the meeting to order with 14 present, secretary and treasurer read and approved. Archie Pier

State Sen. Sandy Crawford, R-Buffalo, along with fellow female senators and other area leaders will be making a stop in Buffalo to promote a new, collaborative bipartisan children’s book titled, “You Can, Too!” which tells the stories of the 36 women senators throughout Missouri history and their journeys to the Missouri Senate. This book includes

Reported cases since beginning of COVID-19 pandemic (2,944) Cases for week (Aug. 8) (65) Stockton (18) Jerico Springs (2) El Dorado Springs (44) Fair Play (1) # of deaths (44 as reported 7/29/22 Positive Cedar County Test Count (2,944)

His twenty years afield collecting seed to boost Missouri’s native grasslands Most people walk onto a prairie in mid-summer and notice lush green growth speckled with purple blazing star spikes and yellow coneflowers. Rick Swopes sees more. He notes what wildflower plants were held back by a cold spring and which are thriving despite summer

A Jewish woman in Alaska said she is one o the Frozen Chosen. We could change half of her name in Southwest Missouri. – Kimball was impressed by a presentation from the new CEO of Cedar County Memorial Hospital, Terry Nichols. She said she had never heard a presentation like that since she got here

With school about to start, now is a great time to consider what tutoring needs your child might have during the year ahead, whether it’s catching up in a subject area or preparing for a standardized test. Your child’s academic needs are paramount, but many different options can meet those needs, and it’s important to