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Community First Bank is excited to announce the hiring of Craig Johnson as a commercial and agricultural lender at our Appleton City Branch. Craig lives on a farm in El Dorado Springs with his wife and four children where they raise registered Beefmaster cattle that are marketed all over the United States along with several

Thank you to each one for the kind and generous donations in memory of Mildred Hines. We are planning to use the funds to create a special area in our outdoor garden dedicated to her memory. Community Springs LTC, Activities Department Thank you from the family of Nancy Harris to all our friends and relatives

As of Dec. 31, 2022: checking account balance: $3,106.66 CDs: $23,400 Expenses: $2,877.33 (mowing – $2,800, taxes – $29.33, checks – $26, stamps – $12, Bank Box – $10) Donations: $997.56 Royalties: Scout Energy: $209.37 On Oct. 29, 2022, a group if interested parties met for the reorganization of the Love Cemetery Board of Trustees.

Cedar County – The public is invited to a virtual (online) public meeting starting Wednesday, Feb. 1, to learn more about a project to replace two (2) bridges in Cedar County, the Missouri Department of Transportation said. The project includes these bridges: Route M over Bear Creek near Stockton Route AA over Turkey Creek near

TOPS Chapter 9319 El Dorado Springs met in The Hill Church, 1300 S. Summer St., El Dorado Springs on Thursday, Feb. 2, for their regular weigh-in and meeting. Linda Hall, Co Leader, called the meeting to order. Linda Hall led us in singing “Valentine’s Day Song” We said our TOPS & KOPS Pledges Linda Hall

We are saying “Hello and Welcome” to Kee Bausch, who has recently joined our CCMH team as Credentialing Specialist/Compliance Officer with over 13 years of experience. She and husband Brien live on a farm outside of El Do — and she has seemed a great fit here since day one!! Here are her “get to

We gathered Thursday, Jan. 26, at The Hill Church, 1300 S. Summer in El Dorado Springs. Laura called our meeting to order and Linda H. led us in singing, We are Losing. We recited our TOPS and KOPS’ pledges. Roll was then taken with 17 members weighing in. Our gains were 7.6 lbs., and our

Thank you to all who came to donate blood at the El Dorado Springs Church of Christ on Thursday, Jan. 26. The folks at the Blood Drive had extended hours due to the blood shortage and our goal was to collect 40 units. Our community turned out to support the CBCO Blood Drive! We had

Submitted by Lana Sue Jones The Twentieth Century Club met Jan. 9, at the home of our hostess, Sandi Eaves, with Georgia Detwiler serving as co-hostess. The meeting was opened by a report on two of our members who had been ill and in the hospital, Ruth Woody and Kay Sewell. Georgia and Sandi will

Our founding fathers spent a considerable amount of time debating, contemplating, and discerning the dangers to a free society. The whole premise of the Constitution was to give power of government to the people so they could live a life they chose to live. The idea that a person was in control of their own