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After spending weeks listening to the misinformation that has been circulated by those opposing the Cedar County Memorial Hospital (CCMH) tax levy increase that will appear on the June 2 ballot, we find it necessary to dispel inaccuracies and provide facts.  We respect that all individuals are entitled to vote as they wish; however, that

The Progress Club is once again sponsoring their Flower Sale at the corner of Hwy. 54 and Park. Street They will be open from 10-4:30 Mon – Fri and from 10 – 1 on Saturday from May 11 – thru May 23. The club will practice Covid 19 rules – masks, two or three shoppers

The El Dorado Springs Fire Department has planned a benefit auction for the Caplinger Mills Fire Department at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 6, at the old Shopko building on 32 Hwy. The department will also serve hamburgers. Included in their fundraising efforts is a raffle for a Ruger American Go Wild 6.5 Creedmore w/vortex

The El Dorado Springs Farmer’s Market will open for the season this Saturday, May 16.

Reese came by the office Monday to wish Kimmie a happy Mother’s Day. At a little over a year, she jabbers a lot but only says two things we can understand for sure: DaDa and Momma. And she lit up with she saw her friend, Gwen, come to the door of Kimball’s office. Reese used

Editor: I would like to take this opportunity to address some of the misinformation and half-truths that have been circulating lately about Cedar County Memorial Hospital (CCMH) and their campaign to increase their tax levy.  First of all, it is amazing to me that people who never sought care at CCMH, or bothered to attend

Editor: I valued the recent Letters to the Editor in support of the upcoming hospital levy and recognized some of the patients we were able to help in a critical and timely situation. I have been working in various emergency rooms around the country for almost 50 years, and I don’t know if the residents

Bipartisan bill protects against unfair property assessments and ensures that COVID-19 Stimulus Payments remain tax free The Missouri House of Representatives passed HCS SB 676 by a vote of 147-4. The bill extends time for taxpayers to appeal their property assessments.  Additionally, the bill shifts the burden of proof to the government and requires a

As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic stretches the limits of the health care system, demand for certain medical equipment is far outpacing the supply of these items. This shortage creates a ripe environment for scammers. Even businesses, medical providers and government agencies have fallen victim when trying to obtain ventilators, personal protective equipment (PPE) for health