April 26, 2024
The El Dorado Springs R-2 School Board will open a special meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 29, in the High School Library. New business will include a review of the Parents as Teachers Program; amend the FY 17 budget to actual; approve transfer of “up to the maximum” amount of Fund 1 to Fund
During its June 19 meeting in the Stockton Ambulance Barn, the Cedar County Ambulance District board announced that it had purchased a one-acre lot on South Hwy. 39 next to the Korth Center in Stockton for $27,500 and will build a new ambulance barn there for an estimated $861,000. CPA Kaleena Bruce, the district’s bookkeeper,
It was a jam-packed night for business at the Cedar County Ambulance Board’s June 19 meeting in Stockton: they filled the board vacancy in District 1 which had been vacant for about a year; they heard a proposal from the Cedar County Memorial Hospital board to take over the ambulance service in six months; they
Come out to the lovely Fair Haven Park from 4:30 – 7:30 p.m on Friday, June 23, and enjoy a meal of freshly fried, tender young chicken, chicken and noodles, beans, cole slaw and fresh home made bread, pies and more. A donation to the Stoney Creek School is the only cost of the meal.
FOR THE 55TH TIME – As evening fell, the crowd gathered at Wilbur and Margaret Charbonneau’s home on West Hwy. 54 on Tuesday, June 20, to watch the annual fireworks display, a precursor to the upcoming 4th of July holiday. The event started at 5:30 with entertainment by Ginelle Esry, Kamber Cain, Emily Shinn,
Rob Barrett, president and CEO of Heritage State Bank in Nevada, was elected and installed as chairman of the Missouri Bankers Association at the organization’s 127th Annual Convention held June 7-9 at Chateau on the Lake Resort & Convention Center in Branson. As chairman, Barrett’s duties include overseeing and directing activities of the MBA Board
by Johann Brann and Nick Wright, Nevada Daily Mail Events on Thursday afternoon, Friday morning and Friday afternoon made for an eventful 24-hour span for local attorney, Dustin W. Dunfield. The most dramatic events occurred in court testimony late Friday morning. Held in the associate circuit courtroom in the Vernon County Courthouse, the session was
The El Dorado Springs City Council met on Monday, June 19. All council members were present: Mayor Brad True, Jim Luster, Nick Bland, Randy Bland and Jerry Baldwin. City Manager Bruce Rogers and City Clerk Lisa Allison were present as well as Cedar County Economic Developer Marge Vance. The council voted to approve the engagements
During the Public Forum at the June 5 City Council meeting, Glenda Baker stated she was still concerned about the construction debris on the roof of the house at the corner of Spring and Jackson. She said she had commented on it before at previous council meetings. “It looks bad,” she said. She mentioned that
This Saturday, June 17, the Opera House Arts Council will have a fundraiser in the Park to raise money for a new sound system. The system will be available for community events like weddings, kindergarten graduation, Christmas Lighting, etc, as well as the annual summer Municipal Band Performances. It has the capability to play music
