April 24, 2024
Josh Wilks, CPA, with CliftonLarsenAllen presented the FY 2018 Audit report to the Cedar County Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees during their regular meeting on Monday, June 18. Wilks reviewed the Financial Statements and Supplementary information and the 2018 audit results and report. He said it was a clean, unmodified opinion. He said the hospital
On Thursday, June 21, Governor Mike Parson attended a working lunch with President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence to discuss best practices and lay out Missouri’s top priorities, including infrastructure and workforce development. “In order for Missouri to move forward, we must work together to address major issues, including infrastructure and workforce development,”
Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler (MO-04) joined her colleagues in Congress this week to pass over 30 bills designed to combat the opioid crisis. “It’s a tragedy, when in 2016 we lost more Americans to drug overdoses than died during the entire Vietnam War,” Hartzler said. “The vast majority of these deaths were due to opioid overdoses.
Greetings, My Fellow Missourians Grease under fingernails, skinned knuckles, and sweaty brows are what many fescue seed harvesters experienced this last week. Due to above average temperatures in May and June, the fescue seed matured about a week earlier than usual. Most fescue seed harvesters use older combines that corn, soybean and wheat farmers have
Marriage Applications: Recorder of Deeds Office Cedar County Carole Wilkerson Recorder Phillip Briar McGee, 26, El Dorado Springs, and Kathryn Gene Claxton, 31, El Dorado Springs. Terry Joe, Deeser, 31, Stockton, and Brittany Nicole, McGinnis, 24, Stockton. Alton Paul Burns, 44, Stockton, and Patricia Annette Carry, 38, Keota, OK. Jeremy Sam Jimmy Keilberg, 33, Stockton,
ElDo municipal court Joshua Carter, rear plate required, $50.50. Chandra Clark, stealing, $125.50. Sara Culbertson, possession of marijuana, $175.50. John Herndon Jr., trespassing, stealing (utility) , $51. Amber Moore, poss drug paraphernalia, $175.50. Linda Snethen, no operator license, $75.50. Marlin Swartzentruber, speeding 45/35, $27.50. Sherry Timmons, expired driver license, $50.50. Ashley Williams, dog at large,
The following misdemeanors have been disposed in Cedar County. Julia N. Brown, Stockton, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, 3/8. Fine $250, 5/24. Karl T. Gallette, operated mtr veh with brakes not in good working order, 9/4/17. Fine $200, 5/24. Kerri Ruth Parks, El Dorado Springs, peace disturbance, first offense, 4/25/17. Fine $100, 5/24. Jerry S.
June 18, DWI-prior offender at E. Austin Blvd., Nevada. June 19, burglary-2nd degree at 100 block W. 5th St., Schell City. June 19, driving while revoked/suspended-1st offense at 100 block S. Commerce Dr., Nevada. June 21, domestic dispute at 17500 block S. 1631 Rd – N sector, Nevada. June 23, tampering with motor vehicle-1st degree
In the case of all arrests, it must be remembered that the charge is merely an accusation and all defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty. NOTE: Anyone having information concerning any alleged crimes are encouraged to contact the police department at 876-TIPS (8477) On June 19, 2018, officers arrested Tommy K. Roofe,
