SINGING PRAISES PRASES TO THE LORD – Ashley Kaemmerling blessed us with a music special Sunday morning singing, “East to West,” by Casting Crowns. Photo by Dennis Wallen.
Fifty-one Missouri 4-H horse project teens, including two from Cedar County – Danielle Davidson and Lauren Ford – explored the western horse industry and related careers in Oklahoma and Texas May 22-28 on the 11th annual University of Missouri Extension 4-H Equine Career Tour. Participants gained career insight from top equine professionals such as champion
This is real life. Choosing to drive impaired, or ride with someone who is, is not worth the risk – this is real life, and once something goes wrong, it can’t be taken back. Last year, statewide law enforcement made 308 DWI arrests during the impaired driving campaign. There were 189 agencies statewide that participated
Ross Lawrence at White Ember Financial Planning in Nevada was recently ranked as one of America’s top next generation wealth advisors by Forbes. “Most of the names on this list entered the workforce amid the Great Recession. They started their careers at the peak of the financial crisis — in finance no less — when
TOPS Chapter 319 El Dorado Springs met in the Church of Christ meeting room on Thursday, Aug.10. Our new leader, Sheryl, opened the meeting and Kay led us in singing “Take me Out to the Chapter.” Marilyn led us in doing some exercises to get everyone into the meetingl Sheryl led us in Roll Call.
Surprise Lilies Several friends have told me they are a bit worried this year. Their surprise lilies, Lycoris squamigera, have popped up earlier than usual, they said, starting to bloom mid-July as opposed to early August. Is this one of those signs that winter will be earlier than usual? Also called Resurrection lilies, mine started
Wes and Amanda Morgan, Sheldon, are proud to announce the birth of a son, Tanner Lole Morgan. He weighed 5 lbs. 14 oz. and was 18 inches long. Casey and Leigha Jones, El Dorado Springs, are proud to announce the birth of a son, Haydin Allen Jones. He weighed 7 lbs. 14 oz. and was
We all enjoyed a wonderful carry in meal on Sunday, Aug. 13, 2017, in the meeting room at the Sac Osage Electric meeting room. Those in attendance were: Maxine Scott, Baldwin KS; Joan and Janice Beydler, Independence; Kathleen Jenkins, Carole and Allenna Maddy, Stover; Teresa Vargas and Joseph Saye, Bella Vista, AR. Those attending from
The 60th reunion of the descendants of Grover (Ned) and Myrtle Phillips family who lived in the Walker area met Sunday at the Marmaduke Park in Nevada for lunch. Attending were Alayna and Paul Bracy and grandson, Aiden Moore, Charlotte, NC, Gary, Wendy, Courtney and Cassidy Fogler, Blue Springs, Tom and Jaque Flint of Greenword,
MOLES Q: How do I know when I should see someone about a mole? A: I typically see several people each month with concerns about moles…some present a long time, some recently developed, some moles changing. Usually older people, but occasionally a child or teenager. The most common mole I see in adults is the