COLOR ME A WINNER – Housh Dentistry wishes to thank all the youngsters who submitted coloring pages in recognition of Children’s Dental Health Month. The drawing winners are: Miley Robison, Ryker Cundiff and Samuel Kinnett.
GIRLS DIVISION – Winner of the Easter Basket in the girls division was Weslyn Pursley BOYS DIVISION – Winner of the Easter Basket in the boys division was Kohl Maus CHILLIN WITH THE BUNNY – Schell City Easter Egg hunter – Just one of our hunters enjoying the Easter Egg hunt in Schell City on
Three children out of each age group at the Cedar County Memorial Hospital Easter Egg Hunt on Thursday, March 29, were lucky enough to find the right eggs which entitled them to big Easter Baskets filled with surprises. AGES 0-3 – (from left) Mykele Owens, Brocklyn Wilson and Kenzi Swager. AGES 4-6 – (from left)
AWARD WINNER – Local Sonic Manager Dustin Decker holds two award plaques won by the El Dorado Springs drive-in at a Sonic Awards Banquet on March 17. One plaque is for the highest dollar amount and the other was for the highest percentage. The local franchise competed against 19 other stores in Missouri and Kansas.
Julia Rose Simrell of Walker and Jason Daniel McIntire of Louisburg, are happy to announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Merle and Orpha Simrell of Walker. She is a 2008 homeschool graduate who has worked in elder care and currently resides on her family farm. The prospective groom is
April Gardening Chores There’s so much growing, I love taking my walks to see what’s popped up or getting ready to bloom. Clean out composters and add to flower beds and fruit trees. Mix with existing soil for now; you will mulch this later. Leave a good bucket of finished compost as starter for the
We have two important messages. We have moved. Starting Thursday, April 5, 2018, we will meet in the Methodist Church at 201 E Broadway, El Dorado Springs. We will continue to start weigh-in at 7:45 a.m. and the meeting will start at 8:45 a.m. We will hold an Open House on Thursday, April 12. The
The Affliction by Beth Gutcheon – When a talkative teacher is murdered during the tensions of an evaluation to see if Rye Manor School will remain open, retired school head Maggie Detweiler is joined by madcap socialite friend, Hope, to identify a killer among multiple suspects. Plum Tea Crazy by Laura Childs – When a
The Cedar County Memorial Hospital Board met on Monday, March 19, with a quorum of three members: Carla Griffin, Johnny Walker and Judy Renn, presiding. Julia Phillips was absent. Also present were CEO Jana Witt, RN/CNO Rob Simmons, Hospital Attorney Bryan Breckinridge, Community Services Manager Susan Hall and Recording Secretary Terri Heitz. Witt mentioned that