What’s wrong with a little greed when you’ve got a scarce commodity? Water! Let’s try it with you’re precious commodities - you’ve got plenty
For several years now, Butler Homeless Initiative, Inc. has been invited to apply for and has received grants from El Dorado Charities Auxiliary.
On behalf of Partners in Education Foundation I am writing to applaud the efforts of the Ladies of the El Dorado Charities Auxiliary.
I am writing on behalf of El Dorado Charities Auxiliary.
One hundred thirty-four faithful donors came to our Jan. 10 community blood drive. We are so grateful to our donors who warmed some lives with their gift of blood. Thank you, thank you!
I have over my lifetime written poetry. Some of it is worth sharing, and in comparison with the writing of some of the local fine poets, it amounts to nothing.
Recently my wife and I attended a community meeting in Wichita. It exposed an executive order driven by Gov. Brownback and his administration, to privatize log term care for the developmentally disabled.
I felt compelled, after reading the Times’ reporting on the last City Commission’s work session to write a letter to the editor aimed at the reasonable ones of this city, of which I’m sure there are many, who are not being well represented by the city’s commission and mayor.
The Salvation Army wishes to express our deepest gratitude to those who gave their time, talents and treasures to help with our Christmas programs.
Rome is burning! That’s what it looked like in south El Dorado last Tuesday. I bet the Marlboro man didn’t fire up that one. Who was the culprit?
The Family Life Center Safehouse would like to thank all of the organizations that have helped the Safehouse during the year. In 2010 the Safehouse sheltered 46 women and 39 children.
Cory Blaine was featured in the sports section of the El Dorado Times, Jan. 7 edition. He is an El Dorado success story having attended school in El Dorado through high school.
Winter has recently sprung upon W. Kansas Avenue. Not being the rugged outdoors-man I once thought I was, I had to sacrifice leaning against Ole Blue.
As the Ogallala Aquifer Advisor Committee (OAAC) wraps up the Governor’s 2012 Proposed Water Legislation public meeting tour throughout the state, I believe now more than ever we are going to see changes in the decisions stakeholders make and how they manage their water rights. The drought this past year has shown farmers the value of the Ogallala and the need to make sure it is available into the future.
WOW!!!! What a crazy past few months we just had. Starting with the end of October there was Halloween and then along came November. With Thanksgiving being one of the big-feast holidays, families and friends communed, enjoying turkey and all the trimmings. The day after Thanksgiving, Black Friday, brought about shoppers frantic to get the early morning deal
Normally, I'm not a big fan of the self-help genre.
This pipeline is bad for our state and our ground water.
Christmas Eve afternoon the hot water heater at the Family Life Center-Safehouse went out. At the time there were three women and three children in shelter.
As the holiday season approaches, I am reminded how fortunate I am to serve with such an outstanding group of people.
This letter liberally references Brig. Gen. Jim Cash’s article entitled “Another Government Cover-up” in the January 2011 edition of Military. I agree with his assessment that the contrail observed off the coast of California in November 2010 resembled a missile launch contrail, not an aircraft contrail.
