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Looking to the Future

PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING PLANNED – The City of El Dorado Springs purchased approximately 4.19 acres of real estate located at 501 and 503 East Highway 54 on Thursday, June 29. The property formerly belonged to local businessman  J.T. Jackson. Jackson was a long-time member of the El Dorado Springs Volunteer Fire Department. El Dorado Springs

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New Cedar County Library Building

GRAND OPENING CEREMONY – Cedar County Library District held their Grand Opening for the new Cedar County Library – El Dorado Springs Branch on Tuesday, June 27, 2023.  The community event was well attended by a group of local supporters.  Also in attendance were the following distinguished guests from Missouri State Government:  Governor Michael Parson

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142nd El Dorado Springs four-day Picnic set-up, schedule

Set up for the picnic will begin on Wednesday, July 19 at 6 p.m. Trailers will be set first then tents and tables will come in after. Thumpin’ Bull’s Mobile DJ will do the Dance in the Park beginning at 8pm. The DJ will start the party!!! Talent Show – Auditions for the Talent Contest

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Class of 1961 Plans Birthday Party

The Class of 1961 will hold an 80th Birthday Party at Pappy’s on July 21, 2023, at 1 pm. All former classmates are invited to attend. There is no charge to attend. We will order off the menu for lunch. Please email judia2007@gmail.com if you have not already and are planning to attend so enough

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Mural reflects legacy, vision

There’s a new mural at the Liston Center on North Main Street in El Dorado Springs. Created at a special event, “Legacy and Vision Alive at Liston”, the old Liston School, now the West Central Liston Center, was the focal point for a showcase of local artisans and events along with the creation of a

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Be safe this 4th of July

Just a reminder to everyone, that the only time fireworks can be discharged, within the City Limits, is on the 4th of July, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. The possession of fireworks and use of fireworks on City Properties and in the City Parks are prohibited. Impeding traffic with fireworks use

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4th of July events

4th of July Rich Hill June 30 –  Rich Hill Sweet Freedom – Fun Time shows Carnival All events located in West Park unless otherwise noted 6:30 p.m. – Children’s Promenade 7 p.m.  – baby contest 7 p.m. – co-ed sand volleyball tournament 8 p.m. – talent contest July 1 9 a.m. Sweet Freedom 5k

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Nichols gives CCMH board update on his first year as CEO

CCMH CEO Terry Nichols gave the Hospital Board of Trustees a brief rundown of what has transpired since he has been CEO for the past year. He said that when he became CEO the hospital had 83 employees and 18 travelers. Now the Hospital has 147 employees and 5 travelers. He said that since he

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Council gives $2,500 to Picnic committee

After starting the June 19 City Council meeting, newly appointed Councilman Logan Friar was sworn in by City Clerk Kandi Baldwin. The council approved the engagement of local performer Jeanne Mertens Ellison to perform t 5:30 p.m. on Friday, July 21 at the Picnic. The board also passed a resolution approving Master Services Agreement with

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