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The Sun heard Covid news from the school late Monday and called Superintendent Heath Oates for an update.  Supt. Oates said the school was in the process of calling parents to inform them the High School will be in Condition Yellow through the end of the week (and maybe into next week.) “We have over

The annual El Dorado Springs Christmas parade is Saturday, Nov. 21. With the theme of angels among us, the parade will Celebrate our Healthcare Heroes. Parade line-up is at 1:30 followed by the parade at 3. The lighting ceremony follows in Park. The holiday Ex-po in the Park Community Building is from 10 – 3.

Due to unforeseen circumstances and with a heavy heart, the El Dorado Springs DECA Chapter will cancel the 25th Annual Veterans Day Assembly on Wednesday, Nov.11. We hope you know how much we respect and honor our area Veterans and those who are currently serving. Thank you for your service and we hope to see

CHAMBER RIBBON CUTTING HONORS MCKINLEYS – History buffs and friends of the museum gathered in the recently finished annex named in honor of Cleo and Wilma McKinley to welcome in a new way to display El Dorado Springs memorabilia. Present for the event were: (Left-Right) Peggy Snodgrass, Gary Allison, Joe Barger, Maja Beese, Charity Middleton,

Spring City Spooktacular Candy Cruise on Spring St – Downtown El Dorado Springs Fire Department Cook-Out for Kids VFW Hot Dogs and Treats Nazarene Church Fall Festival – Games, Candy, Hay Rides and more Church of God (Holiness) Trunk or Treat – CANCELED (As usual in 2020, events are subject to change or cancelation) Spring

In the past, a resident of El Dorado Springs would get two county tax bills: one for real estate and one for personal property. You would also receive two property tax bills from the city: one for real estate and one for personal property. That is four tax bills from two entities. You would pay

During this holiday season, especially during the global pandemic, older adults need assistance. Your tax-deductible donation helps us to continue to serve them, so they may live each day in their own homes and communities, right where they want to be. Due to COVID-19 the Senior center was forced to temporarily close our doors to

It’s always exciting to have our governor visit the Wonder City of west central Missouri. Governor Parson is on his state-wide tour to rally support for President Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and Missouri’s Republican statewide ticket. Gov. Parson is on board the “Mike Works” bus to join Missourians at 33 stops across the state,