PROM ROYALTY CROWNED – The El Dorado Springs R-II celebrated their Prom on Saturday, April 27, in the High School gym. Pictured are (from left) Jester Dylan Gallette, Queen Abby Cartwright and King Shelby McKinney.
By Jarrod D. Schiereck Chief of Police The City Wide Garage Sale is set for May 3 through May 4. There will be a higher volume of motor vehicle traffic on the side streets. I would like to remind everyone to be mindful of where they park their vehicles as not to obstruct the streets
Clogged gutters can cause a variety of problems in rainy weather, such as major water damage to a home, and spring is an ideal time to clear them out. While some homeowners opt to clean their own gutters, many others hire a professional company to handle their gutters — whether they need to be cleaned,
by Eric Bohl Small farms are booming in Missouri, and nearly all farms in the state are family-owned. Missourians are proud of our family farming tradition, and new data prove the tradition remains strong. Every five years the U.S. Department of Agriculture conducts a nationwide census. USDA released findings from the 2017 census in early
The Cedar County Democratic Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 7, in the Stockton courthouse. Special effort for the evening will to fill vacancies in committee townships. We currently have openings for township committee men and women in the following townships: Box, Benton and Cedar. Darrell Martin Secretary, 296-3754.
El Dorado Springs and NEVC students, please mark your calendars. School physicals are scheduled free of charge MAY 16 – At the Northeast Vernon County High School Campus – Physicals will be given beginning at 9 a.m. May 16, 2019. Dr. Andrew Wyant, M.D. from our Cedar County Memorial Hospital Medical Mall Clinic will provide
The Community Foundation of the Ozarks, in partnership with Commerce Trust Company, awarded a $20,000 grant to West Central Missouri Community Action Agency to support the El Dorado Works! Program, a neighborhood-based job readiness program housed in the renovated Liston Elementary School building. The grant was presented as part of the 2019 Coover Regional Grant
Greetings, My Fellow Missourians Easter weekend at our home is always very traditional. Our children and grandchildren come home for a big family gathering. Some of the weekend activities are fishing, planting the garden and burning a brush pile so the grandchildren can roast hot dogs and marshmallows. Then on Sunday morning we attend Hopewell
West Central Missouri Community Action Agency (West Central) was recently awarded $20,000 from the Louis L. and Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation, and is one of 20 projects funded by the foundation, out of 100 applications from across central and southern Missouri. The Louis and Dorothy Coover Regional Grantmaking Program is a partnership between Community