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Taberville Report by Bobby Dains Dains Fish Farm After hours 660-781-8020 We are open from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday now that snagging season is over. The biggest spoonbill we saw was the 116 my wife weighed. The river is at the top of the boat ramp and falling fast, four

On Sunday, April 26, at 6:01 p.m. the fire department was dispatched to weather spot for incoming storms at several locations. Four trucks and 19 firefighters responded. On Monday, April 27, at 3:05 p.m. the department was dispatched to a semi truck on fire on S. 151 Rd. The truck was fully involved on arrival.

Where It Felt Like the Olympics There was always a moment in the morning that felt more important than it probably should have. Standing in the kitchen, cabinet door open, the decision came down to a few familiar choices: Cheerios, Malt-O-Meal, or Wheaties. That morning, Wheaties won. As always, the box came to the kitchen

By Judy Nichols The Cedar County Historical Society met at the museum in Stockton on Monday, April 27. Members present were: President Judy Nichols, Vice President Chris Barber, Treasurer Sheila Griggs, Judith Cain, Anna Hopkins, Virginia Barber, Heather Smith, Joe Phillips and Ellis Benham. The meeting was called to order and the Pledge of Allegiance

El Dorado Christian School students and their guests enjoyed an unforgettable evening at this year’s high school formal, themed “World Fair.” The night began with students gathering at the park for photos, where several arrived in style thanks to a lineup of classic muscle cars. The group then formed a parade, traveling together to the

From the El Dorado Springs Newsroom El Dorado Springs and surrounding communities saw multiple rounds of severe weather move through Sunday evening, issuing tornado warnings, producing large hail, and prompting reports of widespread property damage. Residents were urged to take shelter as warnings were issued across the area. While no tornado was immediately reported tearing

Publishers  Note: This is the second half  and the continuation of part 1A that was featured last week. Long continues with the events that set the stage for the next 10 months that followed. Q – Questioner/ Interviewer A – Davis Long AVA – Alleged Victim/Accuser [Q: What happened on May 4, 2025?] A: That

FUGATE’S HOTROD DAY CELEBRATES 15+ YEARS – 51 vehicles and at least 150 visitors enjoyed the annual event that is designed to feature and support the local Bright Futures”organization. Fugate Motors supplied all the food that helped Bright Futures raise $785.

After church Sunday evening Davis and I went on an impromptu tornado hunt. After about an hour of dashing around looking for the beast I began to wonder if maybe the tornado was looking for us. Honestly I have never been under such a massive dark cloud. It was moving as if purposely devouring the