September 5, 2026
DONATION TO BACK PACK PROGRAM – On Monday, Assistant R-II Elementary Principal Tracy Barger (second from right) accepted a donation in the amount of $1,625 from the Tri-Lakes Eagles #4279 and Jerl Leonard’s Big Ball Game. All proceeds will go to the school’s Back Pack Program, which sends food home with students throughout the school
WEE CARE ENJOYS FIELD TRIPS – Wee Care enjoys lunch at Sonic. On Fridays the Wee Care kids enjoy field trips. Wee Care will be going to Fun Times on Oct. 7. Upcoming field trips include Fire Station, Police Department, Food for America and many more. Wee Care is now enrolling and in the future
Dog – male, black and tan Chihuahua mix, approximately 2 years old. 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
AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS – On Sept. 29, approximately 35 Hospital Auxiliary members were served lunch in appreciation of all they do throughout the year. CCMH is truly thankful for all of our Auxiliary members and volunteers. Pictured are from left: Historian: Georgia Detwiler; 1 year director: Jeannie Hertzberg; 2 year director: Sharon Young; treasurer: Peggy
TOPS Chapter 319 El Dorado Springs (Take Off pounds Sensibly) met in the El Dorado Springs Community Center Banquet Room on Thursday, Sept. 29. Twenty-four members weighed in and the chapter had a net loss of 04. Sandi was the week’s best loser with a loss of 3.2 lbs. Meeting was then adjourned so everyone
Cloning Roses You probably have seen the same videos that caught my attention, ones showing how to clone roses by planting them in potatoes. I thought about those videos as I was enjoying a friend’s son’s wedding earlier this summer. The table decorations were beautiful bowls of pink and white roses. As I was
by Lana Sue Jones The Twentieth Century Club met on Monday, Sept. 12, in the home of Sharyl Henry. Lana Sue Jones served as co-hostess. Twelve members were in attendance with Jean Wernel serving as president in the absence of Sandi Eaves. Following the reading of the minutes and treasurer’s report, the opinion was given
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Secretary of State Jason Kander announced that Cedar County Library received a technology grant in the amount of $3,231. The funds will be used to replace the library branch’s outdated server. “This grant will enable Cedar County Library to continue to provide the best resources and services to the public,” Kander said. “Improving technology and
Raising awareness. It is an opportunity to increase understanding of the disease and to raise funds for research on its cause, prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure. The 60 cent Breast Cancer Research semipostal stamp covers First-Class Mail postage plus generates funds for this important cause. To date, the Breast Cancer Research semipostal stamp has raised
