Coca-Cola began at an Atlanta soda fountain in 1886 and, since then, the company has churned out a huge amount of advertising, collectibles and other memorabilia. For instance, the now familiar hourglass Coca-Cola bottle first appeared in 1915 and the company has a rich, 125-year history of advertising.
Fifteen El Dorado High School seniors, all Summa Cum Laude graduates, were presented Myrrl Houck Memorial Scholarships at a reception Wednesday, May 4, at EHS. The honorees were: Russell Baker, Caden Burnett, Jada Chabot, Emma Doughty, Victoria George, Tyler Guthrie, Presley Johnson, Regan Lattey, Ashlyn Luna, Ethan Manke, Kara McLaren, Kinley Nielsen, Vanessa Nobert, Katie Penner, and Jaydon Sundgren. In addition to certifi
Augusta Historic Theater will be hosting their first ever benefit concert and it’s helping their neighbor city of Andover, Kansas, from the devastation from the tornado hit on April 29, 2022. “Eric Birk brought this idea to the board members, about having a benefiting concert,” Stephanie Cole, vice-president of the Augusta Arts Council, said.
ARE WE NEAR A LOW? I was terrible at roller skating limbo, but chubby guys aren’t usually contenders in these types of games. It’s a center of gravity thing.
The Coutts Museum Of Art, located at 110 N Main Street in El Dorado, held an exclusive opening and reception for their newest exhibition on Thursday, May 12th. “An Artist’s Perspective” by Nancy Marshall and “The Works of Charles Baughman” is on display through July 30th.
The Rotary Club of El Dorado recently spent a Saturday morning collecting trash and painting mile markers on the El Dorado Bike/ Walking Path. With access points located at E.
EL DORADO — The City of El Dorado’s city manager, David Dillner announced on Tuesday morning the city public pool will be closed for the summer… Login to continue reading Login…
El Dorado High School Class of 2022 and their parents filled the school gymnasium on Sunday, May 15th to celebrate their academic accomplishments. Courtesy of April Reynolds.
Friday the 13th proved fortunate for sophomores at Butler Community College - they celebrated graduation from the school during Commencement at BG Products Veterans Sports Complex located on Haverhill Road just north of the El Dorado Campus.
It is not common for high school seniors to celebrate two graduations in May – one from high school and one from college. However, in Butler County, Kansas it is becoming more commonplace all the time. Since 2010, Butler Community College’s Early College Academy has celebrated hundreds of seniors who earned their two-year college degree or oneyear certificate and high school diploma simultaneously.