June 25, 2026
A board member of the Cedar County Ambulance District confirmed the rumor that CCAD Board President John Wilson resigned this week from his position on the board. The board will begin a search for someone they can appoint to fill the vacancy.
Editor, Concerned Women for America (CWA) of Missouri has supported Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the US Supreme Court. who is imminently qualified to serve on the Supreme Court. He is a judge who is interested in upholding the Constitution as written, not manipulating it to fit policy preferences. We have shown that with the
The Cedar County Democratic Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, in the courthouse in Stockton. The meeting is open to the public and all working class folks are encouraged to attend. Darrell Martin, Secretary, 296-3754.
RAGWEED Q: I have unbelievable problems with ragweed allergies this time of year. Any thoughts? A: Ragweed. Yes, I can identify. It is one of the seasons in Missouri I do not look forward to. Allergies occur when your immune system overreacts to certain substances. Allergies can be mild or severe. Over the counter medications
Ahead of a hearing for HB 2206, Tuesday, Family Farm Action has sent a letter to every member of the Missouri House of Representatives, encouraging them to sign on as a co-sponsor to legislation banning the foreign ownership of farmland in Missouri. The letter reads in part, “This bill would reinstate a decade’s long ban
Whether you’re getting ready to sell a house, move or just want to make more room where you live, a garage sale can be a good way to get rid of unwanted items while realizing some cash. Start by attacking one closet or room at a time. If you decide to do it all it
Submitted by Megan Richner The Cedar County Farm Bureau Board members accepted the 10-gallon milk challenge that has been circulating social media to help the struggling dairy market. They donated whole milk to the SAMA Food Pantry in Stockton and to the Church of Christ Food Pantry in El Dorado Springs.This is also part of
Tyler Arrington, D.W. revoked, expired license plates, $476. Alan Green, disorderly conduct in PK, $125.50. Donna Green, speeding 54/35, $75.50. Edmond LaVallee, no operators license, $75.50. Xaiver Melvin, dist of peace fight, disorderly conduct in PK, $225.50. Brayan Moss, illegal pass school bus, $225.50. Gina Riboni, expired license plates, $50.50. John Sieleman, D.W. suspended, $275.50.
9/17 • Resident called stating someone banging on her doors on Oak St. Unfounded. • Motorist called stating they had hit a deer on B Hwy Stockton and had vehicle damage. Handled by dispatch. • Officer out to deliver paperwork on Lee Hopkins Dr. • Report of an accident on 950 Rd and 1451 Rd.
Sept. 17, tampering with motor vehicle-1st degree at 1100 block N. Clay St., Nevada. Sept. 17, domestic assault-4th degree-1st offense at 16800 block E. M Hwy., Nevada. Sept. 20, domestic assault-4th degree at 20200 block S. HH Hwy., El Dorado Springs. Sept. 20, fail to register as a sex offender at 300 block S. Prewitt
