May 3, 2024
GRAND CHAMPION SHEEP – Dakota Gay showed the grand champion sheep but could not be at the auction to sell it because he had be out of town. His sister held the animal for a photo. RESERVE CHAMPION SHEEP – shown by Glen Van Bummel was purchased by Cubbage Feed represented by Devola Garrett. GRAND
Beginning July 1, deer hunters can apply online through the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) website for a shot at more than 100 managed deer hunts throughout the state for archery, muzzleloading, and modern firearms from mid-September through mid-January at conservation areas, state and other parks, national wildlife refuges and other public areas. Some managed
Division 126 of the American Bass Anglers AFT will hold the Stockton Lake Championship tournament June 24-25. Anglers must qualify for this event by fishing a minimum of four 1-day tournaments in any AFT Division. The event will begin Saturday, June 24, at Old State Park where registration, sign-in and partner draw will take place.
Taberville Report by Linda McCallister Dains Fish Farm The only thing I know some people were catching what they called blue cats at Schell Monday on nightcrawlers. ElDo Report by Ruth Foreman R&R Sporting & Tackle They caught quite a few catfish up at Schell Monday in the river on worms. They said the river
The art show at the Wayside Inn Museum will close this weekend. The show features three paintings by Hazel Brewer
Seniors A honor roll Sarah Dingerson Ethan Dubois Dalton Fuller Tyler Goatley Roy Hooper Courtney Lame Maggi Medley Madison Posey Brooke Redburn Breanna Rhoads-Champ Anyssa Salazar Shane Trowbridge TanDra Turner Haley Wise B honor roll Santara Best Wyatt Bradford Katlynn Burnett Adrianna Cartwright Katahn Cooper Julie Heckman Nica Hillsman Kyle Hunt Tailor Hutsell Kinlee Ihde
by Judy Nichols The Cedar County Historical Society meeting was held on June 15, at the museum in Stockton. Members present were: President Judy Nichols, Vice President Bob Phillips, Treasurer Kay Snow, Assistant Treasurer Shirley Potts, Luella Phipps, Sharyl Henry, Marcie Haralson, Chris Barber, Kenneth Potts and Dale Goodman. Secretary Connie Maupin was absent. Judy
Nutritious dairy foods are often forgotten in the American diet. In fact, according to a report from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), 85 percent of Americans fall short of the current dairy recommendations. Most Americans need just one more serving of dairy
A zinnia can brighten any garden according to Kelly McGowan, horticulture educator, University of Missouri Extension. “Although sometimes considered an old-fashioned flower, the zinnia can be a mainstay in the annual flower garden in the Ozarks,” said McGowan. The zinnia is a tough plant. It thrives on heat, and it is drought tolerant. “The zinnia
Leader Robbie C. called our meeting to order and ask Kay to lead our song. She led us in the song “Go, Go, Go To TOPS.” Our TOPS and KOPS Pledges were recited. Marilyn D. then led us in exercises to get us warmed up and awake. She then called Linda W. to receive her
