Prom was a dream come true for El Dorado High School students Saturday night at the Civic Center. 

Jenny and Jacob Dutton and their daughter Haley have been adjusting to their new, larger family.

Jenny gave birth to their triplets Feb. 18, doubling their family’s size.

“Music is an outburst of the soul,” English composer Frederick Delius once said.

If that’s the case, El Dorado Middle School’s stage will be filled with soul Saturday evening when the ARC of Butler County’s Circle of Friends presents a variety show entitled Outburst.

Fifty-one years ago today Ken and Iretha Flaming made a promise to spend the rest of their lives together, and they have been doing that ever since.

On Tuesday evening, 20 community members gathered in the El Dorado Civic Center to discuss the future and viability of the Celebration of Freedom. The discussion came at the request of the event’s regular coordinators, who are looking to discern what direction the Veteran’s Day project needs to take, or in fact, whether it ought to continue at all.

Last night, 20 community members gathered in the El Dorado Civic Center to discuss the future and viability of the Celebration of Freedom – a ten-year-old community event designed “to honor veterans and renew our patriotism,” said Celebration leader Bill Mason.