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The 137th El Dorado Springs Picnic came and went last week, July 18, for set up and street dance, then three days of carnival rides, corndogs and hamburgers, class reunions, entertainment in the Park, kids games and lots of visiting. El Dorado Springs City Manager Bruce Rogers told the Sun Tuesday, “It went without a

The 11th annual St. Jude Run for a Reason started 85 runners on their 5K (3.1 miles) course through the streets of El Dorado Springs shortly after 8 a.m. on Saturday, July 21, the last day of the 137th Picnic. The event also features a kids quarter mile Fun Run and a two mile walk.

GIVE A CHILD A BRIGHT FUTURE – Bright Futures and Fugate Motors hope to fill this truck bed with back-to-school supplies by Monday, July 30. Items needed are listed on the Bright Futures facebook page, Fugate’s facebook page and the Chamber of Commerce facebook page.  Bring items to Fugate Motors between the hours of 8:30

Governor Mike Parson spent Friday in the Branson area meeting with survivors, victims’ relatives, rescuers and emergency responders following the tragic sinking of a “duck” boat that killed 17 people in a severe storm on Thursday. “What happened here last night was a heart-breaking tragedy and we must all work together to support the victims

About 90 people, including members of the Elliott family, city officials, neighboring fire chiefs and a state senator and a state representative gathered in the Leeper Center Saturday evening, to honor Owen D. Elliott upon his retirement after 48 years as a member of the El Dorado Springs Volunteer Fire Department, the last 12 as

by Supt. Mark Koca On Tuesday, July 17, Supt. Mark Koca gave the Sun a preview of the construction update he would present to the board at the meeting on July 17. “Branco is shooting for a substantial completion date of Oct. 1.” He said that means the school will likely take occupancy 30 days