El Dorado teen dies by suicide following threatening messages Times-Gazette exclusive Nikole Babb nbabb@cherryroad.com On June 10, 2025, the lives of the Moore family would… Login to continue reading Login…
United Way of El Dorado and El Dorado Community Foundation collaborate for flood assistance Nikole Babb, nbabb@cherryroad.com The United Way of El Dorado and El… Login to continue reading Login…
Locally owned and operated coffeehouse and sandwich shop, BrewCo. Coffeehouse & Dilly Deli announced this month that they plan to expand into a second location that will exclusively offer drive-thru services.
Nikole Babb nbabb@cherryroad.com The El Dorado Police Department announced this morning that the suspect who robbed the Community National Bank & Trust West branch in… Login to continue reading Login…
After suffering his tragic loss in May, Justin Lauppe’s wife, Heidi, and young daughter, Emery, had the honor of receiving a folded American flag during the Fourth of July celebration in El Dorado. Beloved paramedic, father, husband and friend to all, Lauppe tragically passed away while doing what he loved: serving others through emergency services.
The El Dorado Rotary Club spent Saturday morning in the chilly winds installing a free library and picking up trash alongside the north fence and under the bridge on N Main St near Dillons.
During the El Dorado City Commission Workshop on Wednesday, April 2, the agenda item labeled, “Multi-Use Recreation Center”, involved turning the Civic Center into a recreational center for the public to use.
Nikole Babb, nbabb@cherryroad.com A couple was arrested this morning in El Dorado for domestic violence and aggravated assault charges after a report of a stabbing. The El Dorado Police Department…
Nikole Babb, nbabb@cherryroad.com On Friday, December 6, USD 490 students will be at Walmart throughout the day to celebrate the ending of their district-wide donation event, Stuff the Truck. The…
After working in the fashion and retail industry in El Dorado for more than 30 years, El Dorado native Robin Forpahl is ready to turn over a new stone and retire from her fashion store.Forpahl’s love of fashion began in the late 80’s when she took a job as a retail associate on N Main Street at RA Wells, a men and women’s clothing store, where she sold women’s clothing.