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Assistant Coach Doug Haines (left) and Head Coach Andrew Boone led the Stockton Tigers to a win again Butler and Adrian last Wednesday at Stockton Country Club

Golf Continues To Excel; Win Final Home Meet

Last Wednesday, the Stockton Tiger golf team hosted their final home golf meet as Adrian and Butler came to the Stockton Country Club. Led by Head Coach Andrew Boone and Assistant Coach Doug Haines, the Tigers continued to play excellent golf, taking first place in the match. Team scores were: Stockton, 178, Butler, 191, and Adrian 214. The Tigers were led by Owen Garver who shot a 43 as teammates Canaan Rutledge, Parker Phelan, and Layton Colvin all scored a 45. Gilberto Alexander shot a 48 on the 9 hole course.

Jailhouse Rock Ministries Inc. changes locations after 13 years Open house is May 4

Jailhouse Rock Ministries Inc. (JHR) is moving to 107 West Highway 39, Suite G, in Stockton. To celebrate this ministry's legacy and its future, an open house will be held on May 4 from 10 to 12 p.m. This event is not only a celebration of our new location but also an opportunity for the community to learn more about our work and how they can get involved.
At last year’s Community Baby Shower, Swag Bathtubs were given out to 60 registered moms.

Third annual Community Baby Shower to be held April 26

ElDO Parents as Teachers and the Children's Trust Fund of Missouri will host their third annual community baby shower this Friday, April 26, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the El Dorado Springs R-2 Elementary Cafeteria. This year's theme is the Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Zakk Yokley is sworn in as Stockton's new police chief by City Clerk Vanessa Harper at Monday night's regular board meeting.

A private citizen and MoMan partner present views on variance request

Charles Curless, a partner with MoMan Products, and Cheryl Cully, a representative of the Cully family trust and owner of Creative Notions on East Street, addressed the Stockton board Monday night concerning the expansion of MoMan Products for a new building to be built up to the property line of the Cully property. MoMan produces marijuana products that are distributed to businesses.
Singa is ready for a home to love. See her at Polk County Humane Society.

Singa is energetic senior

Hey guys! My name is Singa. I may be a senior cat, but I still have a lot of energy left in me.
Left to Right: Kandon McGuirk, Noah Steward, Nathan Saderstrom, and Allie Ashlock

DECA Competes at State CDC

On March 3-5, 2024, four El Dorado Springs High School DECA members competed at the State Career Development Conference at Crown Center in Kansas City, MO. Members of Missouri DECA gathered over those three days to network, compete, and gain leadership insights from keynote speakers, advisors, and the Missouri State Action Team. Students from El Dorado Springs that competed were juniors Kandon McGuirk and Noah Steward in Financial Literacy Project and seniors Allie Ashlock and Nathan Saderstrom in Community Giving Project.
Sports

Tigers and Lady Tigers Compete in the Buffalo Invitational

Jayse Sherif puts the shot at the recent Stockton Warm Up track meet at Stockton. Sherif finished first in the competition
Last Thursday, the Tigers and Lady Tigers track teams traveled to Buffalo to compete against 18 other schools in the Buffalo Invitational. At the end of the day, the Tigers took sixth place while the Lady Tigers finished 7th.

Tiger Golf Has Busy Week

Parker Phelan is in mid-swing during golf competition last week at Stockton Country Club. The Tigers finished second in the outing
Last week, the Stockton Tiger golf team was busy, competing on three consecutive days.

Lady Tigers Take Second In Basketball Districts

An emotional Ellie Flora is consoled by teammate Raelyn Henderson last Friday as the Lady Tigers’ season came to a close with a Class 3, District 13 championship loss to Cedar County foe El Dorado Springs. The Lady Bulldogs defeated the Lady Tigers, 70-39
Coach Brett Burchett and his Lady Tigers’ season came to a close last Friday as the Lady Tigers fell to top seed El Dorado Springs in the Class 3, District 13 championship at Adrian after the Lady Tigers previously defeated the host Adrian Blackhawks in the semifinal matchup.
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Alexis Carroll’s homemade sourdough loaf with cheddar and jalapeño fillers.

Stockton local joins the Sourdough bread craze

Anyone perusing social media sites has probably noticed that the making of sourdough bread has grown in popularity again, especially in Cedar County and beyond.

Megan's Place to open April 20, Will celebrate with Open House and Tea

Megan's Place will host an Open House and Tea on April 20 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Community Plaza of Cedar County, 811 Owen Mill Rd, Stockton. This special event will kick off the opening of the facility for the 90-day residential recovery program.

El Dorado Springs Lions Club is raising funds for park

The El Dorado Springs Lions Club is raising funds for park maintenance and improvement. There are two opportunities to donate: a t-shirt fundraiser and a breakfast at the Lions Clubhouse, located at 1109 South Jackson in ElDO, on April 27 from 7 am to 11 am.

Registration for Little Tigers' Stockton class of 2037 is closed; next one is in May

Registration for the screening of Little Tigers and the Stockton class of 2037, a crucial step in our school's operations, is now closed. Approximately sixty families registered and were given an appointment time for April 9 at the Assembly of God in Stockton.
Pop Rock is a beautiful black kitten who is ready for a great home. Check this furbaby out at Polk County Humane Society this week.

Pop Rock wants you to pop in

Pop goes the weasel! And by weasel, I mean Rock. Hello, my name is Pop Rock, and I am obviously really good at introductions.
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