Annual Memorial Day flower sale

Come join the Progress Club to help us help others. Annual Memorial Day flower sale, May 20-22 and May 27-29. Hours Thursday and Friday 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sale will be located at Park St. and 54 Hwy.

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Pool to open late May, early June

After a year of no swimming, the Virginia Ryan Strain Memorial Swimming Pool will re-open in late May or early June depending on the weather. The same goes for life-guard training which will be done by a trainer from Camp Galilee. The pool will be managed by Shannon Esry, Paige Esry and Sarah Eck. City

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Cedar Co. COVID-19 stats for April 26

Reported cases since beginning of COVID-19 pandemic (1175) Active COVID-19 cases (11) Total # of cases requiring hospitalization Current # of hospitalized cases # of deaths (20 confirmed PCR, 6 by antigen-updated 5/12/21) Total Cedar County Test Count (total of negative line list + # positive cases) Negative Cedar County Test Count (18210  on  5/16/21)

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Class of ’66 to meet in July

The El Dorado Springs Class of 1966 will have their 55th class reunion starting at 11 am. Saturday, July 24, at the home of Mark and Rhonda (Alexander) Boch. Spouses or guests are invited as well. We will serve a fried chicken dinner, dessert and drink (no alcohol) and are asking just for a donation.

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Learn to avoid outdoor hazards

Don’t let a fear of poison ivy, venomous snakes, and other outdoor hazards keep you from enjoying the outdoors. Being able to identify the plants and animals that are the source of these worries is a great way to avoid those troubles. People can learn how to identify and steer clear of problem plants and

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Summer break offers new opportunities for hands-on learning

After a challenging year of virtual, hybrid, and modified in-person learning, Nevada Regional Medical Center (NRMC) speech-language pathologist Andrea Wydick is offering advice and encouragement to families on low-stress ways they can support their children’s language, literacy, and learning skills at home this summer. Her message is a timely one, as May is celebrated nationally

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Parson announces Missouri to end all federal pandemic-related unemployment benefits

In order to address workforce shortages across the state, Governor Mike Parson today directed the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DOLIR) to notify the U.S. Department of Labor that Missouri will end participation in all federal pandemic-related unemployment insurance programs effective Saturday, June 12 at 11:59 p.m. “From conversations with business owners across

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Kalberloh report

Citizens of the 125th District, The first year of my two year term came to close today at 6pm.   I don’t know where to start on all that has happened and all that I have learned as a first year legislature!  I do know that I have gained so much knowledge on the process

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Sandy Crawford Capitol report

The Missouri General Assembly concluded the 2021 legislative session by achieving several of the goals it laid out at the beginning of the year. I am pleased to tell you House Bill 697, which contains language from Senate Bill 105, is headed to the governor. This important measure adds consumer protections to the Property Assessment

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