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The rate of technological advancement that we witness in our day-to-day lives is amazing. Cell phones do more today than personal computers could do 10 years ago. Self-driving cars, packages delivered by drones are not ideas for the future, but a reality today. “Agriculture, though a traditional way to make a living, is on the

On Monday, the Missouri Senate, in a 26-7 vote, passed one of Governor Parson’s top legislative priorities. In the State of the State, Governor Parson presented a bold infrastructure plan which takes a serious step forward in addressing Missouri’s critical infrastructure needs across the State. If fully implemented, the infrastructure plan will allow the State

The Missouri Department of Conservation urges drivers to be cautious on the roads this spring and give turtles a brake. These reptiles are often hit by cars during the warmer months, but are at special risk this time of year because they are more active. Common turtles spotted crossing Missouri roads include three-toed box turtles,

State Bound -April 25th-26th FFA Contests keep us busy most of 2nd semester and this year the hard work paid off! We had 50 students participate in contests this year and each one of them learned valuable skills for the future. Results are as follows: 1st Place- FFA Knowledge (James King, KayLynne McCullick, Cody Weeks,

KRAY LEONARD –is one of 20 high school students across the state selected for the Animal Sciences Youth Leadership Academy May 29 – June 1. Students will be welcomed to the Division of Animal Sciences at Mizzou, with on-campus housing provided for a “college-life” experience Students will have personalized instruction and interaction with MU counselors,

ELDO FFA TO SELL PLANTS – For the last 6 months, students have been working hard in the Greenhouse at El Dorado Springs FFA. This hands-on learning experience gives students a chance to explore the plant science industry and the business side of horticulture at the same time. Each student has responsibilities that might overlap

The Walker Community Betterment Association will host a community breakfast Saturday, April 20, Serving will be from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Walker Park. (In the event of inclement weather the meal will be served in the community building). Enjoy two pancakes, two sausage patties and a drink for $5. Or one pancake, one

by Marge Zink and Julia Snethen Morning message at the Rockville United Methodist Church service was  by Pastor Larry Sorrells titled “A Day of Cheers and Tears.” You are welcome to join us at 7 a.m. for Eater Sunrise Worship Service; breakfast following April 21. Mt. Zion Home Bible study was held in the Tom

By Helen Ellerman Madalyn’s Kitchen, south of Schell City, will be closed Saturday, April 20 and Sunday, April 21, for the Easter holiday. She will reopen at her regular time on Monday, April 22. She says that as far as she knows she will be open the rest of the month except for every Wednesday

DAR RECOGNITION – Jenise Burch, (right) a third-generation member of the Daughters of the American Revolution,was honored Tuesday, Ap.9, 2019 for fifty years of service with the DAR.  Regent Heather Brown (left) presented Jenise with a 50-year certificate, a purse and monogrammed lap blanket. Others honored for their years of service were:  Reba Piper –