New teachers for ECS 2016-2017

Mrs. Laurie Rapp will teach our 2nd kindergarten class this year. Mrs. Rapp is a graduate of El Dorado Christian School, and will receive her Associates Degree from Crowder College in July. She will also be attending A Beka Curriculum training at Pensacola Christian College in July. We are delighted to have one of our

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ECS 2015-2016 Highlights

Listed below are just a few of the events which occurred during the 2015-2016 school year: • ISAAC High School Academic Testing- 2nd Place • Active parent/teacher organization • Students across all grades consistently scored above national average on the Terra Nova Standardized tests. • 5th Grade Agribee Winner • Miss Merry Christmas Winner •

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Bus Routes for 2016-17 school year

Please call the transportation office with any new enrollments or changes to your current bus stop needs. You can reach us at 876-3339 or 876-3112 ext. 250. Please allow at least one week for any route or stop changes. Route #1 – Driver Jennifer Samborski  Route will travel south on HH from Hwy. 54, entering

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The Rock Wall

I got an indication Tuesday evening of just how close all this unrest has come to home. A pleasant young man was adding up my few items at the grocery store. I hadn’t seen him before so I asked if he was going to play in the midnight scrimmage Saturday a.m. He told me he

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Council supports Law Enforcement

During the El Dorado Springs City Council meeting on Monday, August 1, the council passed a resolution supporting, recognizing and honoring law enforcement officers. It Read: WHEREAS, recent events through our nation have unfortunately demonstrated reckless disregard for the lives and safety of law enforcement officers by many, including some public officials, who have cavalierly

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Boy Scouts return to ElDo

TROOP 230 REVIVES – On Thursday, July 28, a group of volunteers got together at the ElDo Youth Center to help reestablish Boy Scout Troop 230 of the Ozarks Trails Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Some say that troop 230 was one of the oldest Scout Troops west of the Mississippi, but it

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Work set for Hwy. 54

Drivers can expect  one-lane traffic on Hwy. 54 between Weaubleau and Preston when a resurfacing project begins the week of Aug. 8, the Missouri Department of Transportation said. Contractor crews will grind off the top layer of asphalt and replace it with new a new asphalt driving surface on a 23-mile section of Hwy. 54. 

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Chickens don’t stink

In regards to an article several weeks ago about the chicken house being built in this area. I know many families that built them and I know they don’t stink as the article stated. These people are some of the nicest people I know. They are like everyone else, trying to make a living. Name

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Lockwood shooter in Cedar County jail

On Monday, Aug. 1, Caleb Zane Eccher, 20, Lockwood,  was arrested for his involvement in the shootings which occurred at the intersection of US 160 at Dade County Road 81 and at Prairie Mountain Screening, located at 509 West 4th Street, Lockwood.  The Dade County Prosecuting Attorney charged Eccher with two counts of Assault 1st

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Attend Seed Savers workshop

University of Missouri Extension in Cedar County will host a seed saver workshop which will begin at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 30, in the Cedar County Library (717 East St, Stockton). The instructor for the class will be Robert Balek, Jasper County MU Extension Regional Horticulture Specialist. The class will educate participants on how to:

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