September 9, 2026
When Community Blood Center of the Ozarks announced a “Code Red” (a serious blood shortage), 59 people showed up from the El Dorado Springs community to give blood Jan. 26. Thank you to the following: Gary Badger, Shirley Beckman, Chance Bettis, Terri Biddlecome, Lynda Bishop, Bobby Budd, Mary Cain, Debra Caldwell, Carlos Cary, Amy Caster,
Dog – neutered adult male, brown/tan/white/gray Husky or Heeler mix. Due to imposition of city ordinances all animals MAY be kept a maximum of 10 days before euthanzation. For additional information on the listed animals please contact the El Dorado Springs Police Department 24/7 at 417-876-2313 or by email- eldoradospringsanimal control@gmail.com. Animals are also listed
February Garden Chores There are signs of activity in my hill side garden, ever so slight maybe but activity nevertheless. I am spotting mole runs through some of my walking paths, and the mums I planted last fall are sprouting little tufts of green in the center. I know, I should appreciate cold enough days
by Lana Sue Jones On Monday, Jan. 9, 10 members of Twentieth Century Club met in the home of Evelyn Boyle with Luella Phipps serving as co-hostess. The meeting was called to order by President Sandi Eaves. The new business was to decide on a theme for the 2017 year. The vote was to accept
Robert and Dixie Conner of El Dorado Springs marked 70 years of marriage on Feb. 1, 2017, but the big celebration will be Feb. 4. They were joined in Holy Matrimony in Ft. Scott, KS, on Feb. 1, 1947. Mr. and Mrs. Conner are life-long residents of El Dorado Springs. They are members of the
TOPS Chapter 319 El Dorado Springs (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) met in the Church Of Christ Meeting room on Thursday, Jan. 26. Robbie presented the program on 12 things to remember: 1. The past cannot be changed 2. Opinions don’t define your reality 3. Everyone’s journey is different 4. Things always get better with time
Do you have a business dream? Have an idea but don’t know where opportunity exists? The El Dorado Springs Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Committee has identified four buildings available for immediate occupancy in historic downtown El Dorado Springs! These buildings range from 1,500 square feet to over 4,400 square feet. We
Written by a Grateful Survivor Number seven of nine children, I was born here in El Dorado Springs. In a two room shack, my parents told me. I always thought it probably had crescent moon cutouts. I was raised in a world void of love. Throughout adulthood, I had no purpose for living and have
Despite the rain on Sunday morning, January 22, attendance was good at First Christian Church. Worship Leader Kathy Dains welcomed everyone and read scripture from Psalm 8:1-9 and 145:1-9. Deanna Johnston led the singing, with Marilyn Easley on the organ and Claudine Pope on the piano. Steve Singleton served as elder. Pastor Jack gave the
DARRELL MARTIN – will retire from the Postal Service after 24 years of service. His military career started in December of 1969 and he ended it in 2004. He began working for the Postal Service in February of 1994 at Nevada’s post office and then transferred to El Dorado in 1995. Friday, Jan. 27, will
