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Editor: Thanks for the conversation just now about the El Dorado Springs Sun article by Larry Dablemont on Chronic Wasting Disease published Sept. 21. Per our conservation, I am emailing you to follow up on our concerns about the article containing FACTUALLY WRONG information, which could be a serious detriment to your readers. His spelling

Editor: An African-American woman attacked Hobby Lobby for selling raw cotton on a stalk. She posted remarks and a picture on Facebook claiming that this reminded her of slavery. Of course, this took off like wildfire among the liberal sites. It’s a shame that one cannot use decorations that might offend someone. The everyday life

Editor: Fall is a busy time of year. Many Festivals will take place across the Ozarks. It is a wonderful time to enjoy family, friends and great entertainment. Please remember to be careful when crossing streets with the increased traffic. Make sure children have learned to use marked crosswalks and know traffic safety. Young children

The fall play at El Dorado Springs High School for 2017 will be a musical called, “Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway,” by Shubert Fendrich and music by George M. Cohan. This is going to be a very charming and nostalgic musical for the whole family. Here’s a glistening story with the celebrated show tunes of George

Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-MO) and Rep. Annie Kuster (D-NH) announced Sept. 21 the introduction of bipartisan legislation that would streamline state and federal resources used to facilitate adoptions. The Permanency for Children Act (HR-3092) would connect the voluntary responsible fatherhood registries in 34 states with the Federal Parent Locator Service, providing a broader more efficient

The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Missouri Chamber Federation hosted the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Missouri Annual Fall Conference last week at the Hilton Convention Center, Branson. The conference brings together Missouri’s best and most active chamber organizations to discuss a variety of subjects impacting our state’s chambers, their membership, economic

Robert B. Parker’s The Hangman’s Sonnet by Reed Farrel Coleman – Struggling to hold himself together through Suitcase Simpson’s wedding while grieving the loss of his fiancée, Jesse Stone investigates the death of an elderly woman whose demise may be linked to the disappearance of a master recording tape by a decades-reclusive music genius. Enigma

Citizens Memorial Hospital is celebrating 35 years in business this week. The hospital opened its doors on Sept. 28, 1982, as a 53-bed not-for-profit hospital district. CMH began with three physicians on staff and 90 employees. The services offered at that time included emergency care, intensive care, obstetrics, surgery and recovery, medical-surgical care, laboratory, radiology,

St. Clair County Robert    Allen    Kraft    and Kelly Renee Courter Samuel Kennith Buckley and Jessica Rae Ruggles

The following felonies have been filed in Cedar County: Jennifer M Hicks, Springfield, possession of controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana/synthetic cannabinoid  9/16 John D Donahue, El Dorado Springs, forgery  9/18 Joseph J Roberts, Stockton, DWR/S  8/19 Mark Anthony Kern, Lawrence, KS, harassment 1st deg  8/31 The following misdemeanors have been filed