Dr. Magee supports levy increase

Facts and thoughts – R. L. Magee, M.D., said,  “The Cedar County Memorial Hospital Board has not asked for (even) a slight increase in their tax levy since its inception in 1960.” He didn’t mention it, but the Hancock Amendment rolled back the original levy from the initial  20¢ to just over 15¢. Dr. Magee

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The Rock Wall

I don’t have a long list of things to tell you which can be dangerous. The best news I have is that Davis, Erica, Ben and Reese have moved from Nevada to El Dorado Springs. Reese, at four months old can recognize people. Erica said that when Reese turned two months old she decided that

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34th Annual Summer Memorabilia and Collectibles show

The Barton-Jasper County Collectors Association will sponsor the 34th Annual Summer Coin, Stamp, Postcard, Sports Memorabilia and Collectibles show at the Carthage Memorial Hall from 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 13, located at 407 S. Garrison (Hwy. 571). Dealers from Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas will offer 54 tables at the largest

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The Band Plays On

El Dorado Springs Municipal Band Gearing Up for Picnic      It is so encouraging to look out at the crowd from the bandstand to see smiling faces to play for during our concerts! It sure does make our weekly concerts more fun! We have had quite a few folks to play for at each

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Reality…Truth

Editor: Republican Taliban? Republicans debate their opponents, the Taliban decapitate theirs. That makes the above terminology self-contradictive. Just like today’s explosion of fake news. Reality. It exists and is immutable; non destructible. Each person has only one of three options. 1) Try to escape it. Drugs, alcohol, etc. Always temporary and to wake the next

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Cedar County Hospital Board to meet

The Board of Directors of Cedar County Memorial Hospital will convene a meeting at 11:30 a.m. on July 15, 2019, in the classroom at Cedar County Memorial Hospital. The tentative agenda of this meeting includes: New Business: •Financial Report; •Payrolls—Review/Approve; •Accounts Payable—Review/Approve Carla Gilbert, Director of Finance Policies and Procedures—Review and Approve Nursing Report:  Rob

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Common complaints BBB receives about petsitting

Finding a reliable pet sitter or boarding facility is critical for pet owners who travel.  Besides entrusting the care of your furry, scaly or feathered friend to another person or business, using a sitter means that person will have access to your home. Common complaints Better Business Bureau (BBB) receives about kennels, boarding facilities and

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Humanitarian Relief at the Border

Last week I supported legislation to provide much needed funding to address the humanitarian crisis unfolding on our southern border. This emergency bill provides $4.5 billion in funding for the border, including $3 billion in humanitarian aid. This funding will ensure those working in border control get paid as they wage the fight to stop

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Love note from Jeff City

Greetings, My Fellow Missourians During my second year in legislation, the Hickory County license office had a dispute with the Department of Revenue (DOR) over the bidding process when they had a vacancy in their office. The DOR bidding process is to allow interested groups and individuals to bid to operate one or more Missouri

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Seatbelts work again

Elmer A.. Perdomo, 16, and his passenger, Lunden O. Messick, 15, escaped with moderate injuries at 8:53 p,m, Friday, June 28, on South 1425 Road about eight miles east of El Dorado Springs, when an unknown vehicle forced Perdomo to cross the center line to avoid it. Then his northbound 1990 Ford Ranger traveled off

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