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Because of the community’s support for progress, Phase I and Phase II of the “Sidewalk to the Future” are finished and it is now time to complete this valuable and needed project with Phase IIl. Phase III will bring the south side and north said of town together. The completion of the project will allow

MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS CROWNED – Miss Merry Christmas 2023 Perry Allison, was crowned on Monday,  Nov 20, by the third Miss Merry Christmas, her great grandmother, Earlene Wilson Allison, who wore the crown in 1955. Perry was escorted by her father A.J. Allison.  The ceremony was held in the Old Community building because of wet

My friend, Angela, Kenney, told me last Friday that her mother-in-law, Linda Rose Budd Kenney, had died at age 81. I’ve heard for years that my mother-in-law, June Miller (Long), babysat the Budd’s first born, but I didn’t hear any details. Gary Vickers brought by a list of things Vietnam soldiers had to carry with

The El Dorado Springs City Council voted to allow the Chamber of Commerce to use utility credits for the winners of the annual Holiday Home Lighting contest.  The amounts are $150 for the Grand Prize, $75 for the first place, $50 for second place and $25 for third place for a total of $300 in

Donations of money, but preferably small gifts are need for the “Grinch Games” from 2-4 Friday, Dec. 22 at the Library. Please come by and place the items in Kathy Jo’s Grinch Bag. Remember Green Is the Theme!

Contending for this year’s honor are: Copper Budd, daughter of Brian and Erin Budd; Hadley Miller,  daughter of Aaron and Ashley Miller; Raylynn Wegner, daughter of Mary Eason;  Madison Dawson, daughter of Jake and Emily Dawson; RiverLynn Dunfield, daughter of Zach and Shelby Dunfield; Haislee Johnson, daughter of Breann Johnson and StevenLamb; Madelynn Boleyn, daughter

Come visit the Christmas Open House at the Hospital Gift Shop Nov. 27 through Dec. 1. Stop in for some hot chocolate and gift ideas as well as Christmas decor.  The shop will be open Monday through Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. The following week the shop will return to its regular days of

Editor, I’d like to response to yet ANOTHER “paid” letter to the editor last week by Robin Fugate. At 28:31 minutes into my recording of the September 20th meeting, she said: “Is there anybody in this group that wants to talk to Norma Owens from Iron County that knows all about Mr. Nichols.” I went

I attended my first board meeting of the hospital. As far as I’m concerned, it was nothing more than a joke. On member came in late, they didn’t seem to know what they were doing, was in a foul mood and immediately went in attack mode on Harold Fugate. They hide business from him, meet

Please join the Cedar County Courthouse in celebrating Tammie Papenfuhs from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30, in the main lobby. Refreshments will be served during this come and go retirement event. Tammie has dedicated over 24 years of service as an employee in the Cedar County Assessor Office working under three different Assessors