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April 25 was the home meet.  I am proud of everyone of the athletes this season. They worked hard and did their best in the cold and sometimes high winds.  Last night was a night of PRs but not record breaking. Overall the season was a success.  Also there will not be a Conference meet

On Tuesday, April 23, the El Dorado Springs track team traveled to Bolivar to compete at the SBU Bearcat Relays.  For what was looking to be a very wet day, the day turned out pretty awesome, both weather wise and performance wise.  The rain held off, and the slightly overcast conditions kept conditions great for

For Truman Lake, Lake of the Ozarks and the Osage River (below Bagnell Dam). Not much has changed from last week. Water temperatures are slowly getting warmer and there is still flow. Truman Lake water levels are coming down and flows are dropping too. They are releasing water from both Truman and Bagnell dams, so

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reports 41 new positive test results for chronic wasting disease (CWD) have been confirmed following its sampling and testing of more than 32,000 free-ranging Missouri deer during its 2018-2019 disease-surveillance efforts. The 41 new positive test results bring Missouri’s total CWD defections to 116 since 2012. The new positives

BAND SCORES WELL AT STATE – I am so proud of our Bulldog Band students! They never stop making me proud! We traveled to the MSHSAA State Solo and Ensemble on Wednesday, April 24.  The students enjoyed a fun day of shopping, ice cream at Central Dairy, dinner, and a fun evening playing Lazer Tag

The annual meeting of Clintonville Cemetery will be held Friday evening May 3. Location is the home of Larry and Kathy Coale. Meeting begins at 4:45 p.m.

Contributions for maintenance: Martha Dobbs family, Tome and Margaret Gough, Kent and Bonnie Henry, Dean and Barbara Henry, Larry and Beverly Stockstill, Pam Julian, Margaret Woodruff, Jeanne Hoagland, Don and Edith Stockstill, Jeanne and Verl Leonard, Kenny and Kimball Long, Ed and Sherri Morlan, Joyce Highley, Dough and Ramona Edgman, Isaac and Terry Smythia, Bob

by Bonnie Keeton The Pleasant Springs Cemetery meeting was held at Pleasant Springs Church at 7 p.m. April 9, 2019.  There were eight interested people attending.  Mike Dawson, Chairman, called the meeting to order.  The minutes of 2018 meeting were not available but will be read at next meeting. June Coleman reported Mike Guffey will

FIVE GENERATIONS – Front row: Ed Alexander holding great-great=grandson, James Edwin Alexander; back row: grandson, Jeremy Alexander; great-grandson, Kevin Alexander; and son, Kenny Alexander.

May is National Better Hearing Month and Experience Hearing Center encourages the public to be more aware of their hearing health with regular hearing screenings. “I encourage everyone to receive a baseline hearing evaluation by a licensed and certified hearing professional,” says Richard Leroux (la-roo), B.S., BC-HIS, a Nationally Board Certified Hearing Instrument Specialist.  “Hearing