April 25, 2024
With most Americans under orders to stay at home due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many people are turning to social media for a fun distraction. Taking a Facebook quiz about how well you know a friend or what character from your favorite TV show best matches your personality may seem like a harmless way
Bill Signed into Law to Allow License Reciprocity for Military Spouses (HBs 1511 & 1452) This week the governor signed into law a piece of legislation meant to establish a system of reciprocity for military spouses that would recognize occupational licenses granted in other states. The bill will cut the bureaucratic red tape for military
A nature inquiry pen-pal program How It Works •Write or email a Discovery Center Naturalist with your question about the natural world. •Naturalists will answer your question in a letter or email reply. •Make sure to include your name, mailing address or email address. •Mail to: Steve Jacobsen, Anita B. Gorman Discovery Center, 4750 Troost
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, on March 16, the El Dorado Springs Senior Center closed our doors to the public. However, in order to continue providing nutritious meals to the most vulnerable amongst us, our homebound older adults, five days a week, our staff of three have still been here, diligently working. Because most people
As the state prepares to move into the economic recovery phase of COVID-19, Governor Mike Parson today signed Executive Order 20-09 extending the state of emergency in Missouri through June 15, 2020. Governor Parson initially declared the state of emergency on March 13 with the signing of Executive Order 20-02. Since that time, over 450
At the weekly emergency operations center meeting Thursday, April 23, the following COVID-related numbers were released by Jenean Ehlers, RN, community services manager, Cedar County Health Department. There have been five positive cases. NOTE: The positive cases in Cedar County will remain five for reporting requirements according to directions from the State, even though those
The following misdemeanors have been disposed in Cedar County. Robert Ezekiel Lee Yoder, Nevada, exceeded posted speed limit, 2/23/20. Fine: $60.50, 4/16/20.
04/19 • Received a call from Grand and Gentry Eldo that a shed was on fire. Transferred to ESPD. • Received call of an assault at Caplinger Mills. Two males tried to remove male from truck and also damaged truck. Suspects vehicle stopped at Caseys Stockton. Consent to search obtained. Nothing found. Clear, report taken.
In the case of all arrests, it must be remembered that the charge is merely an accusation and all defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty. NOTE: Anyone having information concerning any alleged crimes are encouraged to contact the police department at 876-TIPS (8477) Law enforcement activities The El Dorado Springs Police Department
The Cedar County Commission met April 20, 2020. Present were: Marlon Collins, Presiding Commissioner; Don Boultinghouse, Northern Commissioner; Robert Foster, Southern Commissioner; Heather York, County Clerk. Met with Chad Pyle, Assessor Requests to process court order 25430-25437, to add-on the assessed valuation of newly purchased personal property. County Commission reviewed the social distancing order #2020.03.30.002
