Recorder of Deeds Office Cedar County Melissa Heskett Recorder Charles Joseph Dick Jr, 23, El Dorado Springs, and Destiny Catherine Alexis Payton Williams, 28, El Dorado Springs.
In the case of all arrests, it must be remembered that the charge is merely an accusation and all defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty. NOTE: Anyone having information concerning any alleged crimes are encouraged to contact the police department at 876-TIPS (8477) Animal Control Effective June 1st, 2025, the El Dorado
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Marian Rosalee “Rosie” Floyd, 88, El Dorado Springs, passed away Sunday, July 19, 2026. Rosie was born Sept. 10, 1937, to Henry and Lizzie Lovewell in Birdsong, MO. Rosie graduated in 1955 from El Dorado Springs High School. She married Carl Floyd on Nov. 26, 1955. To this union five children were born: Linda, Bonnie,
James Ray Leonard, 85, passed away in his Cedar Springs home Thurday, July 23, 2026. Jim was born in Filley, MO on Feb. 9, 1941 to his parents, Ray and Hazel Leonard. Jim graduated from El Dorado Springs High School as a proud member of the class of 1958. Jim married his high school sweetie,
Balloon Throw 5 & UNDER – 1st Harrison Eck; 2nd Wilder Bailey; 3rd Emma Hackleman. 6-8 – 1st tie – Maleik Owens and Theo Thoreson; 2nd Knox Cauthon; 3rd tie – James Alexander and Wilder Julian. 9-11 – 1st Jorjia Rotert; 2nd Conley Cyr; 3rd Tinley Eck and Kash McConnaughey. 12-15 – 1st tie –
The Racoons and the Sweet Corn The relationship between those who plant sweet corn and raccoons could politely be described as tense. Finding a sweet corn grower who has willingly invited one of the masked midnight bandits to dinner is rarer than finding a needle in a haystack. Through the years, people have tried aluminum