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Cedar County Probate Case Faces Financial and Legal Disputes By Melanie Chance The probate case of Walter Stanley Cook, Jr., has entered a contentious phase as legal disputes unfold regarding estate management, attorney fees, and financial accountability. Attorney Peter Lee, who initially represented the estate, has filed a Motion to Withdraw and an Application for

News from the Capitol The House Lounge has reopened for public tours. Previously closed due to COVID-19 protocols, access to the space had been limited to approval by the House Speaker during the legislative session. The House Lounge will now be open for tours, except during special events. The House Lounge is home to the

We had another productive week in Jefferson City. I am pleased to have presented Senate Bill 3 to the Missouri Senate Emerging Issues and Professional Registration Committee. This bill is a proposal to make several changes to the Department of Revenue regarding contract license offices throughout the state.  In order to keep our smaller, more

Citizens Memorial Hospital is offering a new support group for individuals who have experienced a miscarriage or infant loss. A six-week bereavement class will begin Thursday, Feb. 20. The sessions will address various topics, including remembrance, coping and navigating the next steps for those who have experienced miscarriage or infant loss. “Losing a child is

Editor: As outlined in their Project 2025 agenda, Trump is sacrificing us to the billionaires who brought him to power: asserting powers he does not have to seize the money ‘we the people’ generate to run our government, putting people’s lives on the line, and throwing our country into chaos. With the stroke of a

It’s tough to keep track of your information in an increasingly connected world – but as people rely more on online services for things they do in their daily lives, it’s more important than ever to be in control of your data. This Data Privacy Week is a perfect time to check in. Personal information

From The El Dorado Springs Newsroom In a plot twist worthy of a B-movie, the Nevada Police Department continues to investigate the armed robbery at the Cash-N-Dash convenience store last Friday night. At the time of press, no suspects have been named, but public speculation and social media chatter have ignited fresh leads in the

Missouri turkey hunters can apply online during February for 2025 spring turkey managed hunts through the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) website at mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/turkey/turkey-spring-managed-hunts. Managed hunt details and application procedures are outlined on the webpage. Drawing results will be posted starting March 15. The spring turkey hunting youth portion will be April 12 and 13

“Adding value to your cattle helps make your cattle operation profitable,” says Patrick Davis MU Extension Livestock Field Specialist. Therefore, MU Extension is partnering with Missouri State University to provide the SW MO Beef Cattle Conference, which will educate cattle producers on strategies that will add value to their beef cattle operation. “This conference will

El Do Good Dads and Community Church will host the monthly Good Dads Strong Schools breakfast program on Wednesday, Feb. 12 at the El Dorado Springs Elementary School Cafeteria. Show your kids how much you love them this Valentine’s week by giving them your time. Registration and breakfast start at 6:50 a.m. followed by a