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Nearly 500 comments have been generated from one local social media site regarding a popular anti-bullying presentation held Friday at the El Dorado Springs middle and high school. Opinions as to the assembly's appropriateness varied greatly. Several citizens who looked at the presenting company's restricted-age website opposed the program. According to officials, that website was not mentioned at the assembly. more
Dateline. Murder in the Heartland. True Crime. People are fascinated by true crime documentaries. Perhaps not always as exciting, but Cedar County has a quick, interesting reality ride if a citizen wants to ride with a cop. In fact, Chief of Police Brett Dawn of the El Dorado Springs Police Department encourages anyone over 18 to join him or one of his officers on a cruise through town. Already, a few people have taken advantage of the offer to see a small town through the eyes of a cop. more
El Dorado Christian School Senior Breann Reasoner has had a statistically remarkable year for the Lady Buffaloes basketball team. Aside from being a leader for her team on the court, she has also been a leader on the stat sheet. more
The Stockton Tigers ended their season with a semifinal loss to host Adrian last Thursday, ending the season with a 14-12 record. more
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. more
Julio Sandoval, former Agape dean of students, is allegedly working at another unlicensed school and coming under scrutiny following community concern. Articles by the Kansas City Star and other news outlets report that last week, two runaways from Lighthouse Christian Academy, ABM Ministries, in Piedmont waved down a car of a 20-year-old woman and begged her to call 911. The teens, ages 12 and 14, were from the Academy and indicated a third had also run away. more
When Stockton's board of aldermen met in regular session Monday night, they exchanged viewpoints concerning an unsigned and outstanding contract with the Cedar County Sheriff’s Department and the possibility of having a police chief added to county coverage. The conclusion: Advertise for chief of police applications and see what qualifications and interests are out there for the position. more
Howdy, guys and gals! Me and my sister are practically inseparable. Well, not really but we really are close! We’ve been through a lot even though we are just tiny puppies. We come from abused backgrounds that I won’t go into detail with just because we don’t have the time! more
Howdy, guys and gals! Me and my sister are practically inseparable. Well, not really but we really are close! We’ve been through a lot even though we are just tiny puppies. We come from abused backgrounds that I won’t go into detail with just because we don’t have the time! more
Last week, the Lady Tigers lost a heartbreaker to Butler but bounced back to defeat Greenfield on the road in the regular season finale. more
Last week, the flu bug struck the Stockton Tigers who found multiple starters out for two games. Even though their replacements and the bench played well, the loss of those unable to play was too much to overcome against two solid opponents. more
Last Tuesday, the Lady Tigers traveled to Miller to take on the Lady Cardinals in Southwest Conference action. The hosts entered the game with a 16-7 record, riding a three game winning streak into the matchup. more
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