It’s fall y’all
DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION – Most trees are still green, but this one hauled out its autumn outfit to go with the cooler weather.
CCMH board adopts social media policy for employees
At the Wed., September 21, meeting of the Cedar County Memorial Hospital Board of Directors adopted a social media policy for all employees. The purpose of the policy is two-fold: 1) to protect CCMH from being denigrated or harmed by comments made by employees or former employees on social media platforms: 2) to ensure that
City Council grants several requests
The El Dorado Springs City Council met on Monday, Sept.19. Council members Glenda Baker Gabby Kinnett, Nathan Murrell and Mayor Cory Gayman were present along with City Manager Bruce Rogers and City Clerk Kandi Baldwin. Councilman Jim Luster was absent. The council received a letter form Camp Galilee requesting that the City abandon the furthest
ElDo Community Foundation offers $12,000 in grant funds for community projects
Applications are now being accepted for the 2022 Annual El Dorado Springs Community Foundation Grants. Only online applications can be accepted. To apply please go to the following website and search for El Dorado Springs Community Foundation: https://www.grantinterface.com/Process/Apply?urlkey=cfozarksgrants. Applicants must be a 501-c3 not for profit organization. Applications are being accepted from Oct. 1 through
CCMH announces raffle prizes for upcoming event
Hey everyone – here is a listing of the RAFFLE PRIZES that have been donated so far that will be offered at our Sunday, Oct. 2, CCMH Community of Caring event — Hope you are planning to join us!! Two Kansas City Chiefs tickets to the Sunday evening Nov. 6, 7:20 p.m. match-up against the
ElDo Black Walnut Queen Candidate
Hannah Carpenter, a Senior at El Dorado Springs, will represent our community in the Black Walnut Queen pageant next weekend at the Black Walnut Festival in Stockton. Hannah is the daughter of Craig and Cindy Carpenter and big sister to Allison and Nick. Hannah is involved in band as a color guard member and is
Price appreciated
RECOGNIZED FOR POST OFFICE SERVICE – Jill Price was recognized for many years of service to the El Dorado Springs Post Office on Friday, Sept. 9. Postmaster James Pettit presented her with a certificate celebrating her 25 years. She started on July 6, 1997. She has a daughter and son-in-law, Kasee and Kade Gerster
Perpetual dog days
SHAWN ABELL WORKS FOR ANIMALS THAT HAVE NO WHERE ELSE TO GO – At her animal sanctuary, Dogs’ Nation, on Hwy 32 in El Dorado Springs, Shawn works every day keeping her furry friends safe and fed. Some she works with to become service dogs. Keeping them alive has been a commitment she made at
Correction
We reported last week that Mrs. Truitt showed a picture on Facebook of her unfinished project. It was finished.
LOCAL WOMAN NAMED TO MISSOURI’S 30 UNDER 30
Anyone who has met Spencer Tuma knows she is a force to be reckoned with. As Missouri Farm Bureau’s Director of National Legislative Programs, Spencer has been the organization’s primary federal lobbyist for more than five years. She quickly developed a reputation as one of the smartest, sharpest ag policy minds in Missouri. When her
