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Madalyn Crocker attended the Vacation Bible School program at the Schell City Christian Church Friday evening, Aug. 4. Her grandchildren, Caden and Caleb Crocker were in the program. Jewell and Helen Ellerman attended the Friday Fried Chicken dinner at the El Dorado Springs Senior Center Friday, Aug. 4. The Harwood and Schell City area got

Tristan Hart and Rylinn Crews, Sheldon, are proud to announce the birth of a son, Dawson Grant Hart. He weighed 7 lbs. 4 oz. and was 20 3/4 inches long. Cindy Zaber and Wyatt Duncan, Rockville, are proud to announce the birth of a daughter, Harper Rose Duncan. She weighed 7 lbs. 7 oz. and

A situation where you can experience an extreme sensation, without experiencing actual harm is known as a “constrained risk.” “Some would say that enjoying hot peppers is a good example of a constrained risk,” said Kelly McGowan, horticulture educator with University of Missouri Extension. “They are pretty easy to grow and you can have as

The crepe myrtle is a premier summer and fall blooming shrub. Attractive long lasting flowers grace this plant, which can range in size from small bushes to trees according to Kelly McGowan, horticulture educator with University of Missouri Extension. The crepe myrtle originated in Asia. Two species are commonly grown in the United States. The

For the first time in a long time, the Cedar County Ambulance Board is at full strength with the appointment Monday evening of Rusty Norval to the vacant seat in District 2 and installation by the Ambulance Board Clerk Tami Ringler. Board members present were Kenny Turner, vice chairman; Keith Kosco, secretary/treasurer; Nadine Sinclair, Evelyn

Somebody please shake the clock to see if it is stuck in overdrive. We’re already talking about the first football game Aug.18. There’s a midnight scrimmage Friday night so you can get a free peek at the 2017 squad in action. Remember when we were kids and the summer, while too short, seemed to go

Lt. Gov. Mike Parson has announced a “Vacation Missouri” photo contest. All Missourians and those who visit Missouri are encouraged to submit their photography work for the contest. Winners will receive a proclamation from the Lieutenant Governor, an invitation to the Capitol for a recognition ceremony, and have their work displayed in the State Capitol

Tom Larson, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that an El Dorado Springs woman was sentenced in federal court July 26 for a mail fraud scheme by which she stole more than $380,000 from her employer and to filing a false tax return. Regina Allison, 47, of El Dorado Springs,