Floyd K. Neely, 1512 South Summer, Apt A, El Dorado Springs , will celebrate his 80th birthday on Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019. His family is requesting a card shower. Send cards, letters and photos.
The Cedar County Cattlemen met on Oct. 4 at the Land O’ Lakes Youth Fairgrounds in El Dorado Springs. The evening started with a presentation by the Missouri Beef Industry Council on the Mo’ Beef for More Kids school lunch initiative. The sponsor and speaker for the evening was Mike Richner, Premier (Missouri) Livestock Supplements
Please participate in the Spring City Spooktacular. We need businesses and organizations to participate, offering our local children a safe place to trick-or-treat. Create good-will for your business, hand out candy to children plus it’s an opportunity to distribute promotional items/coupons to parents, influencing your prospective customers while participating in a fantastic community event. Decorate
LIFE ON THE PRAIRIE – Ben Neidel, 10, shows off his bulls eye shot during the Missouri Department of Conservation Prairie Day at the Wah’Kon-Tah Prairie on Saturday, Oct. 12. After an attempt to master the atlatl, he took up archery and came out a winner. He also helped re-route a stream, identified birds and
The El Dorado Springs Christmas Basket project is a program that provides food baskets for families and gifts for children age 16 and younger who live in the El Dorado Springs School District and are in need of holiday assistance. Applications for Christmas Baskets will be available at the Division of Social Services in Stockton
The El Dorado Springs City Council met in regular session at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 7, in City Hall. Mayor Pro-Tem Cory Gayman led the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. Members present were Mayor Pro-Tem Cory Gayman, Council Members Jim Luster, Nick Bland and Nathan Murrell. Personnel present were City Manager, Bruce Rogers and
Kimball came back from the Prairie Day all enthused. She took our nearly 11-year-old grandson, Ben, and it sounds like they had a blast. First up was throwing the atlatl. I’ve never even seen one but what she told me, you mount a spear in a wooden base then use it to launch the spear.
You may think that orange and black are the color scheme for October, but breast cancer charities would argue that it’s pink. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the time for fun runs, pink-ribbon tie-ins and direct appeals to donate to a variety of charities that support research or breast cancer survivors. There’s no doubt
4-H WEEK – Reese Schiereck, Avery Schiereck, Kamron Parrish, Lucas Priesendorf and Sam Priesendorf helped to decorate the window at Jackson’s Store for National 4-H Week. We would like to thank Mr. Jackson for allowing us to decorate the window. 4-H Camp by Kentley Rieder 4-H Camp is held at Camp Windermere. Camp was a