July 15, 2026
You may think that orange and black are the color scheme for October, but breast cancer charities would argue that it’s pink. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the time for fun runs, pink-ribbon tie-ins and direct appeals to donate to a variety of charities that support research or breast cancer survivors. There’s no doubt
4-H WEEK – Reese Schiereck, Avery Schiereck, Kamron Parrish, Lucas Priesendorf and Sam Priesendorf helped to decorate the window at Jackson’s Store for National 4-H Week. We would like to thank Mr. Jackson for allowing us to decorate the window. 4-H Camp by Kentley Rieder 4-H Camp is held at Camp Windermere. Camp was a
Greetings, My Fellow Missourians Last Thursday, my brother-in-law Richard “Rick” Reed and I attended a public informational meeting at the Confederate Memorial State Historic Site in Higginsville. About twenty, mostly members of the Daughters and Sons of the Confederate Veterans, attended the meeting. Jim Dehart with the Missouri State Parks gave an update on the
Dear Friends, Last week I penned an opinion editorial in The Military Times discussing the problem of veteran homelessness and highlighting some of the great work that non-profit organizations in our local communities are doing to combat this grave issue. Veteran homelessness is an issue that is often overlooked and should make all of us
YOUTH GET AWAY – Sixth through eighth grade students at El Dorado Christian School were given an amazing opportunity. Their Principal, Mrs. Kelly Bryson, offered a Christian Youth “Getaway” to Ozark Christian College in Joplin on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27 and 28. The junior high students were only there for 48 hours, but WOW,
ECS STUCO – El Dorado Christian High School Student Council officers and representatives were announced for the 2019-2020 school year, on Oct. 7. Pictured with STUCO advisor, Mr. Travis Bryson; front row, (l-r); treasurer, Brenton LeeMasters; vice-president, Abigail Reasoner; president, Isabelle Bryson; secretary, Olivia Bryson, and junior rep, Lucia Rogers. Back row; sophomore reps: Juliet
CEDAR COUNTY Marriage Applications: Recorder of Deeds Office Cedar County Carole Wilkerson Recorder James Edward Smith, 44, Fair Play, and Lisa Diane Callicoat, 39, Fair Play. James Darren Kirby, 34, Jerico Springs, and Kelly Ann Gibbs, 32, Jerico Springs. Anson Samuel Barlow, 33, Stockton, and Mary Theresa Landis, 29, Stockton. Donald Neal Lee, 33, Wasilla,
Sharon Blackbum, seat belt required, $10. Danielle Cox, speeding 35/25, $47.50. Amber Moore, littering, $75.50. Cody Boultinghouse, expired plates, $50.50. Kenneth Cerny, no operators, $50.50. Darren Edmiston, stealing, d.w. suspended, $401. Bret Lever, expired operators, $50.50. Reyne Bachtel, fail to appear per ct order, $75.50. Dakota Collins, fail to appear per ct order, $25.50. Gary
The following misdemeanors have been disposed in Cedar County. Joshuha L. Duty, Humansville, non-support, total arrears in escess of 12 monthly payments due under order of support, 3/1/16. Fine: sis five yrs court supervised probation, 10/7/19. Haden Berry Foster, El Dorado Springs, allowing person to ride on gunwale, top of seat, back railing, decking over
10/06 • Motorist reported hitting a deer on Hwy 32 east of Stockton. No injuries. Handled by dispatch. • Received call of an assault on 102 Rd Stockton. Handled by officer. • Received call of an abandoned vehicle with a dog inside at Turkey Creek Bridge. Handled by dispatch. • Received call stating he was
