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If this is your year to take control of your weight and fitness, more power to you. Most likely, you’ll need a commitment to exercise regularly. Better Business Bureau has tips to help you determine which gym or health club is the best place to keep you on track. Make sure you’re healthy enough for

Janice Carter, co-founder of the Cedar County High Hopes Cancer Support Group, announced on Friday that the group has been dissolved.   This group was begun in 1994 by Barbara Pentecost and Janice Carter for the purpose of emotional support for local cancer patients and survivors.  In 1996 the group decided that in some cases

The EHS Volleyball team is selling tickets for $7 to their Walking Taco Feed on Friday during Courtwarming. Tickets are available from any HS player or coaches. We will serve from 5-7:30 on the balcony. Deadline to buy tickets is Wednesday, Jan. 8.  At the door tickets will be $9. Come out and support your

The El Dorado Springs Special Road District held its first meeting of the New Year at 5:25 p.m. Friday, Jan. 3. They will meet again at the same time on Friday, Jan. 31, in the District Headquarters Building. All members were present: Chairman Lalan Cole, Ron Swopes and Mike  Bush. District Employee Carl Swager and

With no business on the agenda, the Cedar County Ambulance Board had about a 30 minute meeting on Monday, Dec. 23, with all present: Robert Graves, Diana Johnson, Evelyn Boyle, Keith Kasco – sec/treas., Nadine Sinclair – vice chairman and Rusty Norval – chairman. CPA Kalena Bruce presented the monthly financial report with the usual

Citizens Memorial Hospital and Citizens Memorial Health Care Foundation announces changes in leadership in 2020. Gary Fulbright, former Chief Financial Officer and the next CEO/Executive Director of CMH and CMH Foundation, announced leadership changes effective Jan. 1, 2020. Fulbright replaces Donald J. Babb, former CEO/Executive Director, who is retiring Jan. 31, 2020. Michael Calhoun was

Ringing in the New Year is synonymous with making resolutions. For working adults resolving to advance employment, increase income or make a career change – the dawn of a new decade might provide the needed motivation to finally go back to school and earn a degree. To aid in the decision-making process, WGU Missouri is

by Helen Ellerman Madalyn’s Kitchen, south of Schell City, will be open every day of January except for Wednesdays when she is closed anyway. She says the only was she would be closed would be if the weather is bad or if she was sick. Jewell and Helen Ellerman ate at the Senior Center in

Skyline Tigers vs El Dorado Springs Bulldogs  Friday, Jan. 10 –  Game Starts: 6 p.m.  Dance and cheerleading performances are at half-time Crowning is between the JV and Varsity games VARSITY BOYS