Community

Despite chilly temperatures and pouring rain, a few dozen supporters gathered Friday, May 8, at the Pomme de Terre Dam Administration Pavilion in Hermitage to hear from Dr. Sam Alexander, who is running for Missouri State Senate District 28. Current State Sen. Sandy Crawford is term-limited. Attendees asked questions, picked up campaign signs, and discussed

We met in The Firefly Services building, 700 E. Hospital Rd., on Thursday May 7 for our regular weigh-in which is from 7:30 – 8:30 a.m. and meeting which starts at 8:45 a.m. Our Leader, Warren called the meeting to order and asked Carol to led us in a song. She led us in singing

The Float Trip It was more than a school trip. It was an experience. The trip came at the end of the year, usually a week or two after school was out. For three days, members of the high school Science Club headed to the Current River near Eminence, Missouri. It was a tradition that

Where Business Meets Community Supporting local businesses strengthens our entire community. Small towns do not run on buildings or logos alone. They run on people who show up and do the work daily. That is what keeps a community moving forward over time. Behind every business is someone taking a real risk. They invest time,

Tracking Local Crime and Court Cases This is a Crime Page dedicated to keeping our community informed about court cases and legal matters occurring in Cedar County and the surrounding areas. As residents of rural America, it is essential to stay aware of the issues affecting our neighborhoods. Knowledge fosters safety and community engagement. Through

I have written about families and family relationships several times.  This time I am bringing up a delicate subject for some.  Are pets considered family members?  Or just a possession?  Are pets able to feel and return your affection and therefore be an actual, close friend?  Or are they just another thing you can turn

TOPS Chapter 9319 El Dorado Springs met in The Firefly Services building 700 E. Hospital Rd., on Thursday, April 30, for their regular weigh-in and meeting. Our Leader, Warren called the meeting to order. Carol led us in singing “Happy Birthday TOPS.” We said our TOPS & KOPS pledges Warren led us in roll call,

Where It Felt Like the Olympics There was always a moment in the morning that felt more important than it probably should have. Standing in the kitchen, cabinet door open, the decision came down to a few familiar choices: Cheerios, Malt-O-Meal, or Wheaties. That morning, Wheaties won. As always, the box came to the kitchen

By Judy Nichols The Cedar County Historical Society met at the museum in Stockton on Monday, April 27. Members present were: President Judy Nichols, Vice President Chris Barber, Treasurer Sheila Griggs, Judith Cain, Anna Hopkins, Virginia Barber, Heather Smith, Joe Phillips and Ellis Benham. The meeting was called to order and the Pledge of Allegiance

Industry Leadership Matters Larry Treleven, former NPMA President, is awarded Lifetime Membership for his leadership and lasting contributions to the pest management industry. Our industry does not often pause to recognize those who shape it. This week gives us a strong reason to do exactly that. Larry Treleven received Lifetime Membership from the National Pest