Stories from Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Clifford Earl Schnedler, 46, El Dorado Springs, Mo., passed away on Friday, Feb. 3, 2012, at Cedar County Memorial Hospital in El Dorado Springs. He was born in Nevada on Nov. 3, 1965, to Robert Lee Schnedler and Ruby Kay Scott Schnedler. Clifford Schnedler grew up in Nevada and attended school in Nevada. ...

Cynthia A. "Cindy" Worsley, 59, Bronaugh, Mo., passed away on Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012, at the Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo., as the result of an aneurysm. She was born June 6, 1952, in Jefferson City, Mo., to Paul O. Hirschman and Anna Mae Grieshaber Hirschman. She married Dennis Worsley on Nov. 27, 1971, in Nevada, and he preceded her in death on Jan. 16, 2012...

Jeffrey Snyder has been named Osage Prairie YMCA president and CEO, the organization announced Monday. Snyder has six years of service with the YMCA of Greater Kansas City; having started his career with the YMCA in 2006 as a wellness specialist at the Bonner Springs Family YMCA in Bonner Springs, Kan. ...

The Nevada City Council has a long agenda facing them when they meet at 7 tonight in the council chambers in the Public Safety Building, 120 S. Ash St. Among the items that will be under consideration is the retirement of a $90,000 loan from the Neighborhood Improvement District fund to the general fund to cover a budget shortfall in 2005 which was never repaid...

Advertising Nevada Regional Medical Center's obstetrics department on regional television and replacing a board member and key executive were among business addressed by the Nevada Regional Medical Center Board of Directors during a meeting last week...

"Spreading the news about what's going on in your community is what we're all about," said Nevada Daily Mail Publisher Julie Simpson. "So, starting this week, we'll be spreading the news in a whole new way. We've found a way to get the word out about all your local newspaper has to offer, and to say thank you to some of our loyal subscribers at the same time."...

The American Bald Eagle's been making a comeback over the past 40 years -- some of them even seem to call Schell Osage Conservation Area home. Every other year, local citizens get a chance to celebrate these majestic birds and to learn more about them during the Missouri Department Conservation's Eagle Days...

Nevada boys beat Winfield

NHS girls win on Senior Night

Cottey falls to St. Louis CC