First Responders Honored at Chamber Meeting

Back in the late 60’s and early 70’s, an emergency call system was implemented that today is familiar to most every person in our country that is old enough to say daddy or mommy. We simply know this call system by three numbers – 911. Joe Trussell helps to honor 911 responders, police and firefighters

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Residents hear about data center issues

The Cedar County public forum met Monday, Oct. 12, in the Cedar County Courthouse in Stockton to focus on the temporary moratorium regarding data centers and renewable energy projects (solar, wind, and battery storage). The primary objective was to facilitate information sharing between the Commission and residents before future ballot measures on planning and zoning

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DECA to host 30th Veterans Day Assembly and Field of Flags

The El Dorado Springs DECA Chapter cordially invites you to the 30th Veterans Day Assembly. It will be held on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. in the Upper Gym of El Dorado Springs High School. There will be a reception to follow in the MS/HS Library for our honored guests and community members.

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Apply Now for a Christmas Basket

The El Dorado Springs Christmas Basket project is a program that provides food 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. El Dorado Springs Christmas Basket applications will be available at the Cedar County Library at 808

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The Rock Wall

Who knew that October could be so confusing? Well for one reason, newspaper-wise, it is a five week month – five Thursdays, Even though we’re out on Tuesday, the official publication date is Thursday. We were at Stockton Monday to check on the public forum about data centers. If you read it a couple of

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CFO opens $120,000 Everyone Outdoors program

Contact: Matt Lemmon, mlemmon@cfozarks.org or 417-864-6199 The Community Foundation of the Ozarks is accepting applications for the Everyone Outdoors Grant Program for projects across the CFO’s region. With $120,000 available, the program will support projects that connect residents to natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities. Public charities with 501(c)3 or similar nonprofit status may apply

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ELDO SEPTEMBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

High School:  Caysen Stephens, Anna Parker; Middle School:  Riviera Perkins, Easton Werkmeister; Elementary:  Paisley Corbin, Christopher Nall These students were chosen by their teachers for being outstanding and best representing the 2nd line of the Optimist Creed. “Promise Yourself — To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet.” Certificates, gift cards to

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Cybersecurity: BBB has some basic tips to help protect your data

Scams and fraud often begin online – and if you don’t take any cybersecurity precautions, scammers have a better chance of accessing your personal or financial information. Better Business Bureau (BBB) is sharing some tips to help you brush up on your online safety during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. BBB’s 2025 Scam Tracker Risk Report found

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Rural Justice Report

Tracking Local Crime and Court Cases This Crime Page is dedicated to keeping our community informed about court cases and legal matters occurring in Cedar County and the surrounding areas. As residents of rural America, it is essential to stay aware of the issues affecting our neighborhoods. Knowledge fosters safety and community engagement. Through this

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