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Editor: I have to speak up against the new CAFO ordinance. It will not stop the big multinational corporate companies from coming to this county should they decide to. All it does is make it more difficult for the individual small farmer to do business. The big companies have big money and a big payroll

Editor: In answer to Gary Vickers response to my letter: Nowhere in the letter did I state that the VFW or members thereof were unpatriotic as you accused. Furthermore, the flag at the cemetery was at full staff that morning when I went to honor my family members buried there. The proper flag etiquette is

The Board of Directors of Cedar County Memorial Hospital will conduct a meeting beginning at 11:30 a.m. on Monday June 20, in the classroom at Cedar County Memorial Hospital. The tentative agenda of this meeting includes no unfinished business. New business appears to be only routine items.

The Cedar County Ambulance Board is scheduled to meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 20, in the Stockton Ambulance Barn. Items on the tentative agenda include: Unfinished Business – tower update, new director training and inventory.

Defending your Liberties Much of my attention this past week was focused on countering the Administration’s new guidance forcing schools to acknowledge the gender a student chooses as opposed to their biological sex. As Co-Chair of the House Values Action Team, I sent this letter to Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster urging him to bring

by Mark D. Hughes Jefferson City – the Capital of Missouri – was sited roughly in the center of the state high on the bluffs along the Missouri River, which served as a transportation avenue for those who would come there for business or government matters. Just over the hill from the great Missouri River

Free and open to the public. Come and see a variety of some of the world’s best short films. A wide range of great family-friendly documentaries, narrative, animation and experimental shorts that the local four state area would otherwise never get the opportunity to see: Award – Winning independent short films from top film festivals

Missourians have logged more than 5 million miles through the Governor’s 100 Missouri Miles Challenge, Gov. Jay Nixon announced today. The 100 Missouri Miles Challenge was launched by Gov. Nixon in 2013 after Missouri was named the Best Trails State by American Trails, a national, nonprofit organization working on behalf of the nation’s hiking, biking

Marriage Applications: Recorder of Deeds Office Cedar County Carole Wilkerson Recorder Jeremiaha Matthew Root, 28, El Dorado Springs, and Brittany Nicole Bates, 21, El Dorado Springs St. Clair County Justin  M Richards and Lisa M McMillon