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May 16-28 Monday – Friday 10-4:30 Saturday 9-12 Located at the corner of Park St. and 54 hwy. We refurbish flowers from cemeteries and make arrangements. Proceeds go to local needs and projects

NEW MEMBERS’S PRIVILEGE – At noon on Friday, May 20, Jacob, Jess and Michelle Anthon greeted guests and business associates at the official ribbon cutting provided by the El Dorado Springs Chamber of Commerce. Included in the ceremony were Chamber President Heather Brown, Harold Fugate, Travis and Melanie Farran, Vicky Hillsman and Cedar County Prosecutor

I had to have help getting the fishing report into a format my computer could read. Actually, I had three typos in the entire report and my computer wouldn’t let me correct them. So what did I do? Kimball had the cell phone number of the guy, Eliott Carpenter, who found the program for me

One of the hardest and most important choices working parents can make is deciding who will care for their children while they’re at work. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic complicate the choice; in addition to continued staffing shortages among child care providers and early childhood educators, young children are not eligible to be vaccinated

The Hope Center of El Dorado Springs wishes to extend a heartfelt thank you to the community members and postal workers who contributed to the recent food drive. Collectively, you donated 850 pounds of much needed food to the Hope Center food pantry. We are so blessed to have a community who supports us and

Bill Crabtree, director of the Stockton Area Chamber of Commerce, stopped in to say “Hello and Welcome” to new Cedar County Memorial Hospital CEO Terry Nichols on his first official day. Bill does so much for Stockton and the Cedar County area — so, was not at all surprised to see him with a Stockton

Crowder State Park’s campground amphitheater will transform into a special storytelling venue at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 4. Join cultural historian Br. John as he portrays the world-class show horse performer, inventor and horse whisperer/trainer Tom Bass. Bass, nicknamed “The High-Hatted Horseman,” was born into slavery in 1859. Bass was the creator of the famed

Missouri State Parks values the tremendous contributions and sacrifices made by members of the U.S. military and their families. To show its appreciation to active service members, Missouri State Parks is participating in the Blue Star Museums program, which offers free tours to the nation’s active-duty personnel and their families. The Blue Star Museums program

Cedar County Memorial Hospital it pleased to announce that Tedi Payne, FNP is joining Cedar County Memorial Hospital as the facility continues its upward growth strategy. Tedi brings nearly ten years of experience to the provider group as she joins Andrew Wyant, M.D., Craig Wamsley, M.D. and Chandler Curtis, PA-C at the Cedar County Memorial

On Monday, May 16, at 3:48 p.m. the fire department was dispatched to a small grass fire in a ditch on E. Hwy. 32. Two trucks and eight firefighters responded.