Mother’s Love

A lively child skips to and fro. It takes me back to years ago, When I was young, without a care, But, Mother’s love was always there. Mother’s love was never far. With hand caught in the cookie jar, Her love would scold and pull it out, As my face would frown and tears would

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What does the AD do?

Interview with Activitites/Athletic Director Mike Durnell The Sun interviewed Mike Durnell who has been the Bulldog activities/athletic director for five years and has announced his retirement at the end of this school year. Jeremy Barger, current baseball head coach, has been appointed to fill that position. Mike taught eighth grade math before being appointed AD.

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R-II Board to meet Thursday

The El Dorado Springs R-II School Board will meet in open session at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 9, in the High School library. The board will recognize retirees Terri Alumbaugh, Sandy Lackey and SuAnn Lundy. In new business, the board will hear a presentation from the Ed Counsel regarding aa new policy on service/handbook review.

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Route 54 Cruisers 26th Annual Car Show Saturday, May 11

Registration starts at 8  and ends at 11. The American Legion Post 230 of Stockton will present the colors at 2. The El Dorado Springs VFW Post 257 will be honored for 100 years of continuous service to our community. The VFW will present and explain the ceremony of the folding of the American flag

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BBB urges caution when buying or selling items online

Online classified ads continue to be a popular way to buy and sell items of all kinds, from baby clothing to cars. Still, some deals on sites like Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace are too good to be true, opening up shoppers to disappointment or even danger. It’s important for consumers to research deals carefully and

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Missouri SMP issues advisory about DNA, cancer tests scam

The Missouri (SMP) Senior Medicare Patrol is advising older adults to be wary of providers who offer free DNA, genetic or cancer testing in exchange for patients’ Medicare information. The Missouri SMP, which empowers seniors to prevent Medicare fraud, has received reports of salespeople going door to door in senior housing units to offer cancer

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Tough farm economy is challenging for mental health

by Eric Bohl Ninety-one percent of farmers in a recent survey say financial issues are affecting farmers’ mental health. Fear of losing the farm is almost as bad, with 87 percent citing this as a concern. These are the findings of a survey of rural adults, farmers and farmworkers for a recent Morning Consult poll.

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AREA FFA OFFICERS

AREA FFA OFFICERS – We took two candidates to the Area 9 Officer Interviews. After an application, test, and interview process we are excited to announce BOTH girls came home with an office. For the 2019-2020 school year Avery Schiereck will serve as the Area 9 PRESIDENT and Cheyenne Lame will serve as the Area

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Progress Club to sell flowers

Progress Club will conduct its annual Memorial Day flower sale 9-5 Friday, May 10, and 9-1 Saturday, May 11. Recycled, like new. Corner of South Park and Hwy. 54. All proceeds for community projects. “Help us help others.”

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Tennessee Chapel Cemetery upkeep

Donations are needed for the upkeep of the cemetery. Your consideration is deeper appreciated. Mail donations to Brent Bland, treasurer, 2800 S. 1001 Rd., El Dorado Springs.

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