ECS JUNIOR HIGH DISCOVERS HEARLDRY

ECS JUNIOR HIGH DISCOVERS HEARLDRY – Mrs. Cheryl Eslinger, an El Dorado Christian school teacher for over 30 years knows a thing or two about teaching History. Her students embarked on a very important piece of history dating back to the Middle Ages, where Cost of Arms and Castles were prevalent. Beginning in 1558, Queen

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STUDENTS GOT ATTITUDE

STUDENTS GOT ATTITUDE – Students Of Distinguished Attitude, (SODA) winners for the fourth quarter were announced at El Dorado Christian School on Tuesday, May 15, 2018.  Front row: Kindergarten, Harper Blurton,  Kindergarten, Ali Morin; 3rd grade, Taylor Barnes, 2nd grade, Alayna Gingerich and 1st grade, Tristan Broyles.  Back row; 5th grade, Sophia Bryson; Principal, Mrs.

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Bird watching with Marilyn

By Dora Jean McKinley Marilyn Entrikin had a phone call form her son, Kenny. Debbie and Kenny and their two cats are settled in their condo in Arizona. The cast made the trip just fine. One slept on the dashboard and the other in Debbie’s lap all the way. Marilyn has been sitting on her

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Easy ways to create your personalized garden

All around the country, first-time gardeners and seasoned pros are jumping into the growing season. No matter where you live, whether it’s in an apartment in the heart of the city or a house with a spacious backyard, vegetable and herb gardening is a fun, relaxing hobby that is easy to enjoy. What makes vegetable

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Gardening Charlotte

Tomato Trouble Several readers are having trouble getting tomato seeds started this year and for good reason. Not only has it been record cold but we have jumped from winter to summer with little spring in between. Tomatoes are very close to my heart. I wrote a speech in high school about tomatoe’s first name,

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Sac-Osage Quilt Shop Hop and quilt show

Eight area quilt shops are gearing up for the 10th Annual Sac-Osage Quilt Shop Hop. This year the event will be Thursday, May 31, Friday June 1 and Saturday, June 2, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day. A quilt show well be held featuring quilts made with past Shop Hop blocks at Church

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Shelter Insurance® Foundation and Travis Farran announce recipient of local high school scholarship

The Shelter Insurance Foundation awarded a $2000 scholarship to Kaiden Simmons, a graduate of El Dorado Springs R-II High School.  Shelter Agent Travis Farran sponsors and partially funds this scholarship. Beginning the fall after the recipient’s high school graduation Kaiden can direct the scholarship funds toward tuition, fees, or campus housing for any course of

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News from Harwood and Schell City

by Helen Ellerman Madalyn’s Kitchen, south of Schell City, will be closed Saturday, May 26 through Monday, May 28, for the Memorial Day weekend. Several from the area attended the graduation service at the Nevada High and the El Dorado Springs High Schools Sunday afternoon, May 20. The areas around Harwood and Schell City had

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Schell City Alumni to meet

Its  Alumni Time in Schell City again. The 131st annual meeting will be held on Saturday, May 26, at the NEVC Elementary School with the meal beginning at 7 p.m. This is the longest continuous high school alumni meeting in the State of Missouri. All SCHS Alumni and former classmates, NEVC Alumni and SCHS friends

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TOPS Chapter 9319 morning meeting

TOPS Chapter 9319 El Dorado Springs met in the Methodist Church on Thursday, May 17, for their weekly weigh in and meeting. Leader, Sheryl Ann called the meeting to order and Carol led us in singing “TOPSI DOODLE”. Marilyn presented her yellow rose she got at SRD to Margie. Marilyn then led us exercise by

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