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Board hears update on new bus barn

At their April 11, meeting, the R-2 school board learned that the new bus barn was almost complete. The new electric buses will have charging stations at the new barn which will be fenced and well-lit at night. The busses are provided by First Student who has the transportation contract with the school. Along with

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Why parks are important

Local parks are of great importance to our community. Parks provide a calm, soothing space where you can meet up with your friends and children can play safely. Parks are often taken for granted by those that don’t understand their importance. Parks are where many childhood memories and friendships begin. Most people can vividly remember

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Eggactly what we needed

THREE DAYS OF EGG HUNTING – (top photo) The Easter Bunny had the best spot to watch the CCMH Easter Egg Festivities on Thursday, March 28. (Middle photo) Children at the Community Springs event on Friday, March 29, used the front lawn to look for Easter goodies. Residents enjoyed watching the children that came to

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65 years in the Lodge

DISSLER HONORED FOR LONG TIME MEMBERSHIP – Jim Dissler was honored by the Clintonville Lodge on Thursday, March 28, for his many years of service to the organization. His nephew, David Dissler, pinned his 65 year ruby recognition pen on his lapel. Not only were friends and other lodge members present but so were visitors

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POPS plans annual museum meeting

he Preserve Our Past Society has scheduled Monday, April 8, for their annual meeting in the Wayside Inn Museum.  The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. Harold Fugate will be the guest speaker, sharing his views as both a community member and a local businessman. It is also time to pay your dues as a Friend

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Time to plan the future of Papinville

The regular annual meeting of the Papinville Historical and Cemetery Association will meet at 7 p.m. on Thursday evening, April 11, 2024, in the museum. Papinville is located 9 miles east of Rich Hill. There will be an election of officers and deciding many other items of great importance. The Association has acquired funds that

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Lions fundraising for Park improvements

The El Dorado Springs Lions Club is asking for $50 donations from individuals and businesses to help improved the park. Logos and names will go on the back of a commemorative T-shirt which sells for $20. The land for the Park was donated to the Lions by John and Dorothy Carter Mitchell. The club is

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Celebrate Vietnam Veterans Day at Elks Club in Nevada

Gary Vickers, a Vietnam veteran, will serve biscuits and apple butter served with coffee and juice starting at 8 a.m. on March 29 on the front lawn of the Elks Club in Nevada.  He’ll be there all day. The Elks Club will have a luncheon from 12 -2. One out of every 10 US Soldiers

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