June 24, 2026
Submitted by Lana Sue Jones On April 9, 11 members of the Twentieth Century Club met in the home of hostess Georgia Detwiler with Ruth Woody serving as co-hostess. President Sandi Eaves called the meeting to order. Our unfinished business was to have the committee present the slate of new officers for next year. Also,
Catching Swarms Every spring, beekeepers you may know will get just a little giddy at the mention of “swarms.” While members of the general public conjure up some low budget Hollywood disaster movie at even the thought, to a beekeeper a swarm is everything from “free bees” to an invitation to an adventure. First, honeybees
By Sydney Barger Reporter/Photographer Union Hall 4-H Club Union Hall 4-H met May 1 at the Land-O-Lakes Fairgrounds Non-Livestock Building for our regular meeting. In old business there was a reminder to complete our Missouri Show Me Quality Assurance in order to show at the Land-O- Lakes Fair. There is also a sign up sheet
Fidelity Communications, a fast-growing telecommunications service provider based in Sullivan, is participating in their first Great Strides fundraiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Fidelity Communications is a family-owned company dedicated to making a difference in their communities and improving the lives of their community members. Cystic fibrosis is a rare, life-shortening genetic disease that makes
CELEBRATING SUCCESS – Pape Christian Church joined in celebrating with our four 2018 graduating seniors and their families on their achievements and this milestone in their lives. Pictured (from left) from the Appleton City High School – Hunter Leonard, Dakota Gay and Devon Bray, and from the Nevada High School – Lukas Kaemmerling.
Checking account at beginning of year, Jan. 1, 2017: $2,288.74 Contributions for maintenance: Martha Dobbs family, Tom and Margaret Gough, Kent and Bonnie Henry, Dean and Barbara Henry, Larry and Beverly Stockstill, Carol Julian memorial fund, Margaret Woodruff, Jeanne Hoagland, Don and Edith Stockstill, Jeanne and Verl Leonard, Kenny and Kimball Long, Ed and Sherri
The Hazel Dell Cemetery financial report for year 2017 is respectfully submitted as follows: checking account balance Jan. 1, 2017 was $2,522.93. Total cash donations were $1,040, giving a balance before expenses of $3,562.93. Expenses were $2,025 for mowing, leaving a balance of $1,537.93 Dec. 31, 2017. Donations were received from the following: $20 –Chester
Citizens Memorial Hospital (CMH) and El Dorado Springs Medical Center welcomes Licensed Clinical Social Worker Linda Houts to the medical staff. She joins Bethany Dhondt, D.O., Mark R. Smith, M.D., Sherri Eador, NP-C, Kelly McLemore, FNP-C, and Stephanie Miller, NP-C, at El Dorado Springs Medical Center and Walk-In Clinic. Houts previously worked as a therapist
May Gardening Chores How does it feel to have lived through Missouri’s coldest spring in recorded history going back to 1893, this past spring? Or maybe I should say this attempt at spring still or whenever it finally arrives. I had mixed feelings wondering what this meant in terms of forage for my honeybees and
Twilight Gardeners Garden Club met at Grace United Methodist Church for the April meeting. Ursula Fuller called the meeting to order. The Club collect was recited. Eleven members were present. Members participated in a work day cleaning up the Pink Garden on Main St. It was discussed on adding addition plants and shrubs to the
