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The Spring One-Act Play at El Dorado Springs High School for 2017 will be “Fine Dining,” by Burton Bumgarner. This delicious comedy is made up of three scenes set in a restaurant during the time customers arrive, place their orders, and await their meals. The scenes include “The Irritated Man,” “Anxiety Dreams,” and “Stephen King

The Cedar County Library District, which has branches in El Dorado Springs and Stockton, is asking citizens for a 1⁄4 cent sales tax to support the services provided by the libraries. That means of every $100 you spend the library gets a quarter – 25 cents. It is estimated that the sales tax revenue will

The officers of the 130th Annual Schell City Alumni Association will hold a planning and work meeting on Sunday, April 9 in the First Christian Church (use north door) in Schell City, beginning at 2 p.m. All SCHS Alumni, NEVC Alumni and friends are encouraged to attend and assist in continuing the longest continuous school

HEY FROM JEFF CITY – Lieutenant Governor Mike Parson has commended Missouri farmers and agriculture associations for providing aid and assistance to victims of a massive wildfire in Kansas. Over 650,000 acres of land have burned, and numerous farmers have lost livestock and feed. Over the past few weeks, dozens of Missouri farmers including a

Editor: Last Saturday, March 25, my son and I went to Jeff City to a “Make America Great Again” rally. I was disappointed to see how few Trump supporters were there; only about 100. Folks, if we don’t get behind and support our president, we won’t have him much longer. We marched around the Capital

Heartbreak Hotel by Jonathan Kellerman – Surprised by a nearly 100 year-old new client who refuses to explain the reason she needs his services at their first session, Alex Delaware is shocked by the woman’s subsequent murder and teams up with detective Milo Sturgis to investigate her mysterious life and death. Humans Bow Down by

Attention Taberville residents, or concerned parties, our Park is in need of donations so we can keep paying the electric bill. If we cannot raise money, we will have to turn the electricity off which will mean no water or bathrooms. Please help. Call 417/296-1333. A non-profit organization.

The Lighthouse Children’s Theatre will reopen their doors this Sunday, April 2, from 2-4 p.m. Parents are invited to bring their children ages 4-18 to meet LCT students, staff and learn more about the next exciting production, a favorite of young and old alike, Rudyard Kipling’s “Jungle Book”. Whether or not your child has ever

The Spring edition of the Covey Headquarters Newsletter is now available.  Click on the following link to view it – https://mdc.mo.gov/wildlife/attracting-wildlife/covey-headquarters-newsletter In this issue: • Managing woody cover • New permit card • Food plot seeding rates • Thistle identification and much more