July 28, 2026
TOPS Chapter 319 El Dorado Springs (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) met in the Church of Christ meeting room on Thursday, March 9. We are glad to have our leader, Robbie back. Kay led us in singing “Losing”. We said our TOPS & KOPS Pledges. Marilyn caught up on some awards; Tammy received a Back in
Rose Pruning Ok, it’s that time. If you are one of those people who have wondered through the year when you should be pruning your roses, the time is now. I look for green stems by St. Patrick’s Day, a good way to remember what time of year roses should be pruned. To prune roses,
Tri-County Quilt Club met Monday March 6, at the Rockville United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall for their regular meeting with 18 ladies present. President Madeline Woolfin called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. Secretary and treasurer reports were approved. We donated $50 to the Ozark Food Harvest. Show and tell was by Evonne Andersen,
Don’t forget to set your clocks forward Saturday night, March 11, before you settle down for bed. You don’t want to be late for church.
EVANS NEWEST INTERN – Austin Wilson is a fifth year University of Kansas pharmacy student from Topeka, KS. His interest in pharmacy was initially piqued when he shadowed at Evan’s Drug in 2010. Being able to witness the impact an independent pharmacy can have on its community inspired Austin to commit to a lifetime of
VERY PUZZLING – The 4th Annual Nine Wonders Optimist Club Puzzle Night was held on Saturday, March 4, in the El Dorado Springs High School Gym. The First Place Team was Nine Wonders; the Second Place team was Simmons Bank and the Third Place team was DairiConcepts. The Communty Springs team was the first to
The Cedar County Ambulance District Board met Feb. 20 in the Stockton Ambulance Barn with Chairman John Wilson presiding and Kenny Turner -Vice Chairman, Byron Hamilton and Keith Kasco present. Charlotte Hayden was absent and the District Cedar County Ambulance District, PO BOX 669, Stockton, 65785 LOCATION: Stockton Ambulance Barn Meeting called to order at
A Nevada resident is in custody following an investigation by the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office. According to officials, warrants were issued for Cole S. Ogle, 26 of Nevada Friday afternoon charging him with stealing, and trafficking in stolen identities. According to Vernon County Sheriff Jason Mosher, Ogle was located and taken into custody Friday afternoon
Kameron Williams, 19, Butler, was severely injured in a one-car accident north of Butler Saturday, Jan. 28. He is the son of Daney Williams, Neosho and Heather Hartegan, Butler. He suffered damaging injuries to his neck and spine where a shattered vertebrae is pressing against the spinal cord, causing lower body paralysis. He had breathing
MU LEGISLATIVE DAY – University supporters from all four campuses and MU Extension including 4-H members from Polk and Cedar counties convened in Jefferson City on February 28 to encourage support for UM System priorities as part of Legislative Day sponsored by the Alliance of Alumni Associations of the University of Missouri and Extension. Participants
