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by Helen Ellerman Several from the Harwood and Schell City area attended the 50th wedding reception for Jim and Sharon Goodman at the Schell City community building Saturday, Aug. 6. Waggoner Morerod, who grew up in the Harwood and Schell City area, passed away Monday, Aug. 1. He graduated from the Schell City High School

by Dora Jean Mckinley Being the coolest 4th of July weekend we’ve had in a long time, Marilyn Entrikin said she watched the great-grandkids on the rides. She mentioned they didn’t have much in rides or games and more. She had been winning some nice prizes at bingo lately. She volunteered two days this week

Lion Lewis Carnes became District Govetnor at the International Convention in Fukuka, Japan on June, 28 2016. Lion Lewis Carnes lives in Stockton and has been an active member of the El Dorado Lions Club for the past six years. His “Partner in Service” is Lion Sharon; also a member of the El Dorado Lions

by Marge Zink and Julia Snethen Moring message at the Rockville United Methodist Church was by Nicholas Van Dam was entitled, “Failing to Succeed” from Genesis 15:1-6; Saturday Vacation Bible School was held at the church. The Children and parents all enjoyed the day very much. Nice meeting Megan Van Dam Pastor Nick’s new bride.

Purslane Packs a Punch GTD Years ago, as I was visiting a farmer’s market in Georgetown. I saw bundles of a familiar plant that I couldn’t quite identify. As I watched market visitors, several bought the bundles that reminded me of moss rose leaves. I had chatted with the vendor earlier, who was from Missouri.

Succession gardening gives gardeners a second harvest, often more flavorful than the first, says University of Missouri Extension horticulture specialist David Trinklein. Succession gardening simply means that as one crop is harvested and removed from the garden, a second is planted in the area vacated. Gardeners are able to reap top rewards from valuable garden

For parents putting bright-eyed students on the bus for the very first time and for seasoned moms and dads who know the drill inside and out, gearing up for another year of school is a process. The shopping extravaganzas, trips to the doctor for physicals, endless forms and paperwork all culminate in a single moment:

The ElDo Youth Center’s after-school program Liston-Up! is now accepting children ages 5 and up.  Younger children can now take advantage of the homework help, crafts, board games, snacks, one-on-one tutoring, computer usage, and gym time in addition to adult supervision that older children have been enjoying in the past. Parents won’t have to worry

by Jarrod Schiereck Chief of Police The summer vacation is over and it’s time for the annual return to school, on the 17th of August for El Dorado Springs Public School students and the 16th of August for El Dorado Springs Christian School students.  All of us must be extra alert for kids coming and