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Clean up your corner of the world

Because of the virus, there will be no city clean-up teams this year, but there will be a city wide clean-up on Saturday, April 18. So, look around you home, yard, business and property to see what you can do to make an improvement. Brush disposal – City refuse transfer station, 600 West Hainline. Construction

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Sack lunch assembly line

VOLUNTEER CREW DELIVERS – Like so many other people and businesses, the Oopa Food Service is going above and beyond to make sure that students get fed while they are quarantined at home. Food Services Manager Mary Ann Speight said that on Monday they had orders for 450 sack lunches which volunteers, teachers, administrators and

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Two file for hospital board

Two candidates have filed for the two position on  the Cedar County Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees. Michelle Leroux filed for the three year position being vacated by Carla Griffn. Brent Bland filed for the one year term.

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Four to vie for school board

Four candidates have put their names on the ballot for three seats on the El Dorado Springs R-II School Board. They are two incumbents – Mark Burley and Terry Shepard, and two newcomers – Craig Carpenter and RJ Kinnett. Conspicuously absent from the list is long time board president, Darrell Eason.

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Four running for city council

Now that the filing deadline has passed, there are three candidates for two three year seats on the El Dorado Springs City Council and one candidate for the one year seat. Brett Entrikin is the only candidate for the one year seat. Three candidates filed for the two 3 year terms. They are the two

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Museum postpones annual meeting

Due to the State of Missouri’s stay at home order, the Preserve Our Past Society will postpone its April 13, 2020, Annual Meeting until June 8, 2020. Please watch for other postponements through our local media and The Wayside Inn Museum Facebook page.

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Library closed all April

The Cedar County Library Branches will remain closed through the month of April due to CoVid-19.  Effective April 1, employees will no longer be working or answering telephones but please look to Facebook or the Cedar County Library website for resources and information. In order to support our dedicated staff and the Cedar County economy

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