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Contact: Aaron Scott, ascott@cfozarks.org or 417-864-6199 On Monday, Nov. 29, the Community Foundation of the Ozarks crossed the $500 million threshold for total grants and distributions since its founding in 1973. The milestone came a day before Giving Tuesday, a special event that celebrates philanthropy both globally and locally. The half-billion-dollar figure represents countless competitive

Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler (R-Mo.) released a statement regarding today’s House vote on H.R. 6119, which would extend federal government funding through February 18, 2022. This bill would provide an infusion of funding — over $7 billion — to the Biden administration for Afghanistan Resettlement purposes. The Biden administration has already provided $6.3 billion in the

TOPS Chapter 9319 El Dorado Springs met in the Bethel Free Will Baptist Church, 1300 S. Summer St, El Dorado Springs on Thursday, Dec. 2, for their weekly weigh-in and meeting. Linda Hall, Leader, called the meeting to order. Ray and Linda H led us in singing” TOPS Is Great” We said our TOPS and

Our November club meeting was at the home of Jeana Oschner. The meeting was called to order by president Ursula Fuller. The Club Collect was read. Roll call response was “How are you preparing your garden for winter” with nine members present. Committee reports: Rama suggested we consider a landscape award to be given to

Recorder of Deeds Office Cedar County Carole Wilkerson Recorder Gregory Joseph Brasher, 31, Stockton, and Rosa Michelle Taylor, 32, Stockton. Hayden Rylan Farwell, 21, Stockton, and Alison Beth Burns, 21, Stockton.

Stephanie Bolinger, no operator’s license, $82. Roger Hochstedler, ft driving right half road, $82. Michael Huegel, possess drug paraph, $131.50. Travic Matzke, fts stop sign, $82. Catherine McGraw, stealing/shoplifting, $131.50. Ricky Morris, no operator’s license, $113. Michael Owens, atv on city streets, $82. Traven Buxton, dog at large, dog license required, $164. Cody Marshall, no

The Complete St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office News Release November 23rd, 2021 through November 29th, 2021 Text Caster Sheriff Lee Hilty would like to share more information about the Text Caster partnership. Upon signing up for the service, citizens will be able to get alerts on road closings, weather alerts directly from the National Weather

Nov. 29, fraud at E. Hunter St., Nevada. Nov. 29, assault at S. 1200 Rd., Nevada. Nov. 29, harassment at E. Rebel Rd., Nevada. Nov. 30, domestic dispute at S. 1575 Rd., Nevada. Dec. 1, vehicle fire at E. Rebel Rd., Nevada. Dec. 1, harassment at E. Weltmer Rd., Sheldon. Dec. 2, suspicious behavior at

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) Law enforcement activities The El Dorado Springs Police Department

Joshua B. and Molly Dean Clark to Joshua Bruce and Molly Dean Clark Trust, STR 5-33-26 W/N/SE. Anthony and Holly D. Tolson to Brian and Lorie Hansell, LT 477 BL 61 CRUCE’S WEST ADD TO ELDO //S; LT 478 BL 61 CRUCE’S WEST ADD TO ELDO //S. Hammons Products Company, INC to SCJ Trust, STR