April 26, 2024
The Opera House Theater, in downtown El Dorado Springs, is looking for donations to upgrade the server for their projector. The fear is that if the server becomes obsolete and movie makers produce films that aren’t compatible with the server currently in use at the Opera House, there will be a lot of films that
It seems pretty clear: “Shall the County of Cedar impose a local use tax at the same rate as the total local sales tax rate, provided that if the local sales tax rate is reduced or raised by voter approval, the local use tax rate shall also be reduced or raised by the same action?”
PIECING IT TOGETHER – The El Dorado Springs Senior Center at 604 South Forest is the next beneficiary of the local ladies that paint. After finishing their project on Hwy. 54, they are helping some of the seniors at the center to paint 4’x4’ “quilt blocks” designed to hang outside. Above the door to the
On Monday, July 24, at 4:26 p.m. the fire department was dispatched to a trash fire on County Rd. 150 east of town. Five trucks and 19 firefighters responded. While this was going on, the chief and an assistant chief assisted law enforcement at a minor traffic accident west of town on US 54 Hwy.
Progress is being made on the property on Hwy. 54 where the new Police Station and Fire Department will be located. Still a ways to go
On Monday night, July 31, JCG CPA Firm donated 131 seats at the Opera House for patrons to watch “Sound of Freedom,” which will play through next weekend. The challenge is for individuals or businesses to step up and offer another free showing. Contact Shelly Barger at 417/876-1819.
According to General Manager Aaron Ash at Sac Osage Electric, the storm on Sunday night/Monday morning left 2,500 people in their whole territory without power. As of Monday afternoon, there were 497 still affected. According to City Manager Bruce Rogers, there were no power outages within the City of El Dorado Springs.
EL DORADO SUPER HEROS BACK ON THE JOB – Always ready, especially at Picnic time, our own heros add a special presence and power to the big doins’ downtown.
Cedar County Memorial Hospital CEO Terry Nichols and Moore-Few Care Center Director Crystal Layman, LNHA, are pleased to announce they have entered into an agreement. Patricia Myers, MD, and Russell Kemm, DO, will share the Medical Directorship of the highly respected long-term care facility located at 901 S. Adams St. in Nevada. Myers and Kemm
HERE TO SAVE THE DAY – The Incredibles put in an appearance on Saturday night of the Picnic ready to give assistance where needed.
