May 2, 2026
Here are the results from our meet at Lamar on Tuesday Long Jump -Lexis Reasoner–2nd -Camille Bland-4th -Forest Keith-6th -Preston Smith-8th Triple Jump -Blayze McCullough-9th -Wyatt van Gordon-10th -Daelen Ackley-8th -Jaren Meisenheimer-12th High Jump -Dillon Hargrove-1st (5’2”) -Chance Esparza-12th Shot -Jake Cooper-1st (34’) -Ryan Griffin-9th -Caity Burchett-8th -Susie Rohlin-13th -Payton Green-7th -Jaison Tucker-17th Disc -Jake
COOL RELAY TEAM – On a bitter cold Saturday, April 14, the 1600m Medley Team of l-r; Olivia Bryson, Lucia Rogers, Jordanne Steuck and Isabelle Bryson, won Silver at the Charger Relays in Willard. Other results: Varsity: Drew Steuck; 1st 1600m run, 1st Javelin, 2nd 800m run and 3rd 400m run. Isabelle Bryson: 2nd in
BRONZE MEDAL EFFORT – Seth McKinney (center) of the El Dorado Christian High School took bronze in the 300m hurdles and 5th in the 100m hurdles at the El Dorado Springs track meet on Tuesday, April 10.
Greenfield angler Mike Dill came out on top of a very tight top 10 places at Saturday’s American Bass Angler D126 tournament on Stockton Lake. Dill’s catch tipped the scales at 13.52 lbs, anchored with Big Bass that went 5.82 lbs. He took $990 for his efforts. Scott Lawson was not far behind with 13
ALEX O’BANION – was recognized as a finalist for agri-business. KNOWLEDGE TEAM – Tevis Edmiston, Kraysen Leonard, Avery Schiereck and Lydia Eason took th in the state as a knowledge leadership development team. FLORICULTURE TEAM – of Madison Whitaker, Tammy Melton, Amy Ford and Chance Koger took 7th in the state as the floriculture career
Sac Osage Retired School Employees’ Association met on Monday, March 16. The Nellie Nicholas Scholarship was discussed. Applications and guidelines were given to the two schools and the announcement was put in the papers. It was noted that those that couldn’t pick up their forms in person could email Ashley Rogers at: arogers@mail.eldo.k12.mo.us to request
The Missouri Department of Transportation’s annual roadway striping operations have started and drivers will see slow-moving caravans of trucks refreshing the lines on the roadway. “Safety is critically important to us – both the safety of our workers and the safety of motorists on Missouri highways,” said State Highway Safety and Traffic Engineer Nicole Hood.
TOPS Chapter 9319 El Dorado Springs met in the Methodist Church on Thursday April 19, 2018, for their weekly weigh-in and meeting. Leader Sheryl Ann Walker called the meeting to order. Carol led us in singing “Hey Look Me Over.” Sheryl reminded us she and Marilyn get here at 7:15 to open the building. We
ECS 4TH GRADE VISITS CAPITOL – El Dorado Springs Christian School 4th grade students, along with their instructor, Mrs. Jill Ash, and parent chaperones, spent last Thursday touring the Capitol and exploring in the Missouri State Museum.
Daffodils or Jonquils If there’s a flower that heralds spring to me, it’s yellow daffodils. I learned to refer to these flowers with long noses as daffodils from my Illinois neighbor. Mrs. Futrell had a small white farmhouse with a white picket fence lined with the small, early yellow flowers growing under old-fashioned lilac bushes.
