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The El Dorado Springs City Council met in regular session on Monday, Dec 5. All council members were present: Glenda Baker, Jim Luster, Gabby Kinnett, Nathan Murrell and Mayor Cory Gayman along with City Manager Bruce Rogers and City Clerk Kandi Baldwin. There were five people in attendance, but none of them commented during the

The Progress Club will sell their Christmas flowers for cemetery and home décor at Shirley’s Beauty Shop on Hwy. 54. Friday, Dec. 16 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Saturday, De. 17, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. $5 and up. Help us help you.

ANOTHER CHRISTMAS TRADITION – Emory Loane and Bentley Stoll were crowned Miss and Mr. Santa before the Christmas Parade on Saturday, Dec. 10. They were accompanied by Miss Merry Christmas 2022 1st runner-up Wriley Taylor.

In a vote of 6 – 1, the El Dorado Springs R-II School passed a policy that authorizes the use of school protection officers at their meeting Thursday, Dec. 9. The policy is as follows: The Superintendent or designee is responsible for developing an Emergency Preparedness Plan. This plan will be developed with input from

El Dorado Springs Community Foundation will beautify El Dorado Springs with a mass planting of 1,000 daffodil bulbs to bloom in spring 2023 to commemorate the spirit of philanthropy across the region. The Daffodil Project is a joint effort between the El Dorado Springs Community Foundation and the Community Foundation of the Ozarks, celebrating its

What do you want for your birthday? What do you want for Christmas? Two questions I heard a lot when I was a kid and after I got over that. With a Dec. 14 birthday, I heard lot, “Since it is so close to Christmas, we’ll just get you one present for both.” It ceased

For many Americans, giving to charities is almost as important during the holidays as celebrating with family. As a result, mailboxes often are stuffed with charitable solicitations as well as catalogs and shopping circulars this time of year. Whether you celebrate or not, giving before Jan. 1 means your gifts can be deductible on your

Cedar County Memorial Hospital is happy to announce the hiring of new Laboratory Supervisor/Tech Consultant – Katie Pruitt. She comes to CCMH with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Pitt State and also attended Missouri State University’s – Pre-med Program. She and husband Eric are parents to three year old Lorinda who is the

by Rylie Wendt, 8 Weather is seasonal and has a feeling to it. Not just human feeling, but feeling in the air. You know that kind of feeling when the breeze hits your face just right and you take a deep breath and it smells so good, or when you step outside and it’s so

The ACLU of Missouri filed a lawsuit against the Independence School District to end its policy of automatically removing library materials, including books, after receiving a challenge before any review or vote has taken place. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of several students in the United States District Court in the Western District of