Kennett, MO News

• Kennett, MO News
• Back to School for Kennett - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Customers respond to Ameren rate increase request
• Council: More input needed for street changes; mayor salary increase denied
• Inmate jumps from transport van, dies following injuries
• Board approves 2011-12 administrators, commends Health Services Department
• Jonathan Wilson
• Diane Williams
• Mary Ricks
• Lavonda Brown
• Lois Adams
• 5 sent to hospital in Independence Street crash
• Girl Scouts donate to Emergency Management Agency
• Famous couple reunite
• Bank to host appreciation lunch
• Lanny Young
• Guy White, Jr.
• James Ward
• Panola Rickard
• Jonathan Wilson
• Kathie Owens
• Dr. Alan Gubin
• Lois Adams
• Rollover on Independence
• City looking to crack down on reckless driving
• South Elementary students to learn about sex abuse through 'Green Bear Program'
• Caruthersville man arrested following high-speed chase
• SEMO Little Theater launches Facebook page
• Bill Pat Wright mulling bid for state Senate; Terry Swinger declares candidacy
• Holcomb defeats state-ranked North Pemiscot
• "Tough Choices and Sacrifices"
• CLGW discusses plans to upgrade city's current water system
• SEMO to cut four degrees
• $9M received in Earned Income Credits in Dunklin Co.
• Heart disease a serious problem for Dunklin County women
• Negatives imply a positive for district's new drug testing policy
• The ocean's fury
• CLGW continues reconductoring process
• Cardwell Council discusses wastewater treatment facility
• 'Love for all children' reason behind DCH donation
• Judy Segraves
• Shirley Morgan
• Mattie McGee
• Carrie Lorenzetti
• David Keown
• Herbert Floyd
• Emerson speaks to Malden JROTC
• Local United Way kicks off placard fundraiser
• 3 area residents injured, Portageville Police Chief narrowly escapes in I-55 crash
• Parker to lead the National Cotton Council
• Campbell woman deemed mentally fit for trial in 2009 infant murder case
• Sweet News for chocolate lovers in Dunklin County
• Oleta Wilburn
• Shirley Morgan
• Betty Harkey
• Ava Lou Davis
• School Closings
• Crow Birthday Drive funds continue to grow for DCH
• Caruthersville man arrested after entering residence with firearm
• Local 4-H gears up for upcoming season
• Japanese Appetizers or Kuchitori
• Elsie Quinn
• Ava Lou Davis
• Coalition discusses Executive Director's funding, upcoming events
• 'Let It Rain'
• KFD rescues animals during Saturday evening camper fire
• DAEOC provides assistance in tough times
• Anderson returns as editor of DDD
• False homicide report leads to charges of burglary, tampering
• Their freedom is not our freedom
• Pro-lifers herald a breakthrough
• Windle Whitaker
• R.J. Thomas
• Allen Stonecipher
• Linda Stillman
• Edith Rudder
• Cupid's Arrow
• It's snowing!
• Allen Stonecipher
• "Re Cairo:"
• Groundhog gets it right, we hope
• Protecting workers from pesticides
• Wages-Waddell
• Beard-Foster
• Gerald "Gerry" B. Renfrow
• Wheeler recognizes impact of counselors in school setting
• Math-A-Thon raises nearly $3,000 for St. Jude Children's Hospital
• Hunting during the Light-Goose Conservation Order
• Upgrades made at local dog pound
• Young artist's poem-inspired creativity on display at library
• Grant, fundraising helps KPD in purchasing needed equipment
• Man steals police car during investigation
• BYM 2011 Mardi Gras set for Feb. 19
• Hutson L. Goza
• Willie Effie Holmes Bessler
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post recognizes community contributions
• City offers free tire disposal
• Red Cross to host New Volunteer Orientation, February 5th
• Intersection Improvements
• Father, son airlifted following crash
• Emergency management exercise, successful
• Business owner proposes street, parking changes
• Curator Board raises tuition at Mizzou, Governor critical of move
• Highway Patrolman hits, injures bicyclist
• Elementary Math-A-Thon will support St. Jude Children's Hospital
• Italian dinner begins with antipasto
• Peggy Davis
• One-hundred and two, and still counting...
• Cheer for Kennett contest ending soon...
• Race, wages, State of the Union
• Bill Eads
• Jettie Bailey
• Funny Bone...
• Thought on the State of the Union
• Looking back on what we remember as...'Ice Storm 2009'
• Elementary shares plans for preparing students for MAP testing
• Alton McDonald
• Bessie Mayberry
• Henry Libiche, Jr.
• Arnold Gorrell
• Classmates plan for Sixth Annual Garrett Short Car and Bike Show
• Bootheel Mardi Gras
• Earthquake Awareness events include bicentennial observation of the great New Madrid earthquakes
• Board of Education approves 5-year concession contract
• Steve Petty
• Rotary Auction 2011
• Task Force agents locate 'Shake and Bake' lab, arrest three suspects for manufacturing
• Local NWTF chapter to host conservation banquet
• Cr'pes
• Donna White
• Julia Taylor
• Richard Millsap
• Kennett overcomes fourth-quarter deficit, defeats Twin Rivers
• Financial aid amount increasing for some Missouri college students
• Live Webcast tonight
• County sales tax report
• Education degree programs to be offered locally
• TRCC Board increases tuition
• Nursing shortage question and CPHE thoughts
• Donna White
• Brenda Spence
• Imogene Sherrod
• Alton McDonald
• Bobby Lyell
• Elywon Hughes
• Floyd Hufford
• Thelma Walker
• Mule stories from the Bootheel
• Municipal, school board filings are in...
• Sharing a community vision
• Paul Welch
• Thelma Walke
• Ruth McNabb
• Edith Jlaine Costello
• Rocky Bost
• Donna Marrie Burleson
• Owen Rhody
• Khloe Beckett
• Bireta-Shipman
• Lema Laviece Koengeter
• Chester Peterson
• Eat what is available: Turtle, snake, armadillo, and Possum 'N' Sweet' Taters
• Councilmen mull over increase in Mayor salary prior to election
• District honors Board of Education in respect to national recognition week
• On 199th Anniversary of New Madrid Quake, FEMA urges public to 'Resolve to be ready'
• Rocky Bost
• Kennett defeats South Pemiscot, seniors achieve special feat
• 99 years young
• Emerson named chairwoman of appropriations committee
• Leaders respond to Arizona tragedy
• Pursuit of Happiness...
• Officials looking at financing options for city's wastewater project
• Superintendent shares state funding news with board members
• Local drive-by shooting results in nine charges filed
• Husband faces criminal charges after holding beaten wife, child hostage
• Paul Welch
• Pauline Jackson
• Mary Jo Carter
• Kennett overcomes close first half to defeat Senath-Hornersville, 75-37
• Windel Hugene Thompson
• Kent Hewitt
• Cardwell council hears from historical society
• Legislators sound off following beginning of 2011 session
• Investigators locate stolen items
• Missouri gets C on annual 'Quality Counts' education report card
• "Come On, Arizona"
• Betty Jean Summitt
• Meteors, falling birds= apocalypse?
• Talking Shop
• Legislator examines department's progress on Missouri roads
• University to host local workshop
• Arkansas authorities to extradite suspect in connection with area car theft
• Ruth Ethridge
• Rachel Louise Edge
• Office Closed
• Hampton is in the House
• It's Cookie Time!
• Council finalizes yard sale ordinance, limits length and number of sales per year
• 2010 was area's 3rd driest year in last 116 years
• Freeda Louise Midkiff
• Sleep Foods
• Constructive conversations...
• Analysis: Meth flourishes despite tracking laws
• Man arrested, held with no bond on parole violation warrant
• Bicycle bank robber found guilty by jury
• Floyd Wright, Jr.
• Samuel Walls, Jr.
• Wanda Lee Olds
• Ryan George
• Jessie Crum
• Ann Cope
• Pauline Nations Billie
• 2010, Year in review: Part 1
• 2010, Year in review: Part 2
• Prioritizing Promises
• Police: Drug seller mistakenly calls officer, makes deal
• Guardsman plays flag football with NFL greats
• Theresa Winchester
• George Nelson
• Tommy Jackson
• Ann Cope
• Twila Clifford
• 'Year in Review' Part 3
• Schools due $255M boost but unlikely to receive it
• Man arrested in construction co. theft incident
• Ann Cope
• Twila Clifford
• 'Year in Review' Part 2
• Council approves creation of Reilly Hutton Subdivision
• Legislator files bill to repeal 'puppy mill' law
• What's new in 2011 Healthcare Reform for local residents?
• Roux with Chicken Sauce Piquante, Meat Soufflé and Chicken Fricassees, New Orleans Style
• Ruby Grigsby
• Betty Cannon
• Petro on the rise...
• Annual 'Year in Review'
• TRRMC welcomes 2011's 'Baby New Year'
• Man makes false report on shooting incident, arrested
• Local man steals car, crashes twice
• Willis Wingo
• Ola Nelson
• Audrey Marshall
• George Hewitt
• Carroll Greenfield
• Cloretta Toney
• Happy New Year, 2011!
• A Hard Fought Victory
• Congressional redistricting, budget on legislative agenda
• 2004 child molestation case finds closure after 6 years in system
• Mayor proclaims January as 'Small Business Appreciation' month
• Clifton Treat
• Missouri's excellent cotton production season
• "Too Much Christmas"
• She's here!
• Indians repeat as Bloomfield Christmas Tournament Champions
• New Year's Celebration
• More Main Street buildings to come down in demolition project
• Don't always eat your veggies
• Cardwell's only bank to close
• Caruthers leads Indians to victory over Portageville at Bloomfield Christmas Tourney
• Hornets set to play for 5th place at Bloomfield Christmas Tournament
• Homegrown Country...
• University: New labels illuminate light bulb choices
• 3 arrested in connection to armed robbery
• Local dog rescued from neglect situation
• Pauline Young
• Ralph Houseman
• Spoon Bread-Three Ways
• A caroling we will go
• The Dog House for Snoopy...
• Indians defeat Holcomb in quarterfinals of Bloomfield Christmas Tournament
• Bloomfield Christmas Tournament Webcast
• BIRD IS THE WORD
• Reducing the Risk
• Hayti receives $164K for wastewater projects
• Man arrested on two counts of armed criminal action, assault, robbery
• Get ready to Shake Out!
• Ralph Houseman
• Nancy Faulkner
• Maxine Brittingham
• Holcomb victorious over Van Buren in Bloomfield Christmas Tournament debut
• Top-Seeded Indians rout East Prairie in opening game of Bloomfield Christmas Tourney
• Local law enforcement, area business team to make christmas brighter for youth
• 18th annual 'Christmas in Kennett' video airs tonight
• Pet Spay, Neuter grants available for 2011
• Holiday hours
• Lady Indians fall to Neelyville in championship of the Lady Royals' Classic
• Regional Christmas Eve Concert
• Preyer honored by Malden community
• Suspect attempts to swallow drugs during traffic stop
• MDMH: Support can help with holiday stress
• Charlie Moore
• Donald Fuller
• Dorothy Davison
• Tom Simmons
• Shirley B. Borah
• Robert Wilson Trobaugh
• Lady Indians easily defeat Dexter in semifinals of Lady Royals' Classic
• State Health Department offers food safety tips for holidays
• City attorney shares information following research on property request
• Cardwell hosts Annual Christmas Parade
• 2 Blytheville men arrested while attempting to sell stolen irrigation metal at local recyling company
• Missouri to lose congressional seat; drops from 9 to 8 after census
• Cre'pes
• A Caroling we will go
• Barbara Warren
• Hazel Miller
• Sonny Burns
• City Council Meeting Highlights
• Don't be a Scrooge!
• My favorite ornament
• Administrator named Distinguished Principal
• A Caroling Choir
• Missouri to lose congressional seat; drops from 9 to 8
• Hornersville hosts Annual Christmas Parade
• Legislators hear college pleas on state funding at roundtable meeting
• Charitable residents make Christmas better for area 'Angels'
• Engineer provides city with update on Lagoon Wastewater Project
• Sarah Wilder
• Jewel White
• Allene Overall
• Hazel Miller
• Sonny Burns
• Wreaths Across America
• Football...
• Make a Wish...
• Frosty Fortune
• Election filing update
• Nutritionists: Healthy holiday eating can lead to happier holidays
• Sarah Wilder
• Jewel White
• Jeanette McAlister
• Kevin Golden
• Robert Green
• Bertha Farmer
• Manning Byers
• Indians earn key road victory at Portageville
• Southeast Missouri State University winter commencement is Saturday
• Stoddard County doctor accused of drug crime fails to appear in court
• Lady Indians defeat Lady Lions, keep unbeaten streak alive
• Agreement reached in tuition talks
• Public health officials promote vaccinations
• Arbyrd City Council approves public nuisance ordinance
• Only 3 names remain on 'Angels' list
• Fire Marshals urge residents to think of holiday fire safety
• Cloys Lawless
• William Bettiegrue
• Local man charged with intent to distribute
• The learning process
• Robert Trobaugh
• Vestes Rouse
• Erna Christain
• KHS Principal Resigns
• Board of Education commends staff member, number of students
• Hunger needs met locally through charitable giving this Christmas
• Local fire department assists in apartment fire
• DNR invites fifth graders to enter 'Earth Day' slogan, video contest
• Vestes Rouse
• Ted Meadows, Sr.
• June Hodge
• Zoe Counts
• For Busy Runners, Moms, and Grandmothers
• Kennett earns big conference win against Hayti
• No room for a King?
• Community Christmas Party
• Senath considers limiting yard sales through ordinance
• Children, families in need still need to be adopted
• Deviant doctor got OK to work in Bootheel
• Municipal, School Board election filings open today
• Ted Meadows
• June Hodge
• June Harkey
• Donald Fuller
• Jeannie Drummond
• Erna Christain
• Annette Carter
• William Bettiegrue
• The Undefeated
• Mules are tournament champs
• Jr. Beta, state champions
• Kennedy-Carter
• Ball-Bass
• Mason Wright
• Law enforcement, fire officials treated to honorary luncheon
• Youth returns from World Championship calling competition
• At-risk families in dual counties have a place to turn through 'Family Support Project'
• Southland Board adopts student drug testing policy
• The new harvest, agricultural innovation in Africa
• Downtown demolition
• South County community to host Christmas Parade
• Jim Massey
• Lance Mabry
• Cheer for your Community
• A season of giving
• $60,000 in unused gift card funds returned to State Treasurer
• MDC: Firearms deer harvest continues to lag
• James Massey
• Local church shares gas and the Gospel
• Eggs
• Kennett City Council approves the passing of three new ordinances
• Names still remain on 'Angels of Christmas' list
• Christmas in Kennett
• Floyd Wright
• Caryl Hooker
• Kennett victorious in home opener against Caruthersville
• Salute a Soldier...
• Downtown Revitalization
• The gift of giving
• Illucinator, DaVinci to star in upcoming circus production
• 149 people living with HIV in Southeast Missouri continue quest for awareness
• Jean Stegall
• Angnes Marshall
• John Gozell
• Mariah Adaway
• Cold Soup, Yes, cold
• Local merchants gear up for
• Kennett reports slight increase in sales tax revenue
• Dunklin County Health Dept. receives additional flu shots
• Jean Stegall
• Sarah Culbertson
• Lady Indians defeat NMCC at Senath Tourney
• Kennett falls in season-opener at Hurricane Classic
• Annual Adelphian Christmas Bazaar this weekend
• Malden doctor charged with sex abuse to appear in Division II, December 7
• SEMO man pleads guilty to cutting father with knife
• Nail earns Grammy nomination for "Turning Home"
• Ruby Nelson
• Homesteading, 2010 Style
• Spend Saturday with Santa Claus
• Scholarship Honors Missouri Aviation Advocate
• Be an angel and help a needy child
• Southeast's Kennett Campus celebrates 10 years of success in higher education
• Serving Selflessly
• SHHS FFA chapter receives jacket donation from business
• Archie Stanford
• Mary Pearman
• Everybody has a story
• J.B. Wren
• Bob Marshall
• Southeast Missouri State University's Kennett campus to honor student success
• Kennett Jaycees continue annual 'Good Neighbor' project
• Visitor access changes at Mingo, annual managed deer hunt
• TRCC launches first online degree
• The Opera House to present...
• Communities comes together for Toys for Tots
• Infant suffocation ruled accidental
• J.B. Wren
• Linda Thurman
• Beulah Doherty McClain
• Kidnapping victims rescued, suspects at large
• Serrano Ham
• ThanksGIVING
• Dunklin County native confesses to Jonesboro bank robbery
• Southeast's Kennett campus to host 10th Anniversary celebration
• Jury finds Hopper guilty during retrial in rape caseDeanna Coronado
• Beulah McClain
• Community gathers for Thanksgiving Worship
• Historic downtown theater to close following Thanksgiving weekend
• More strong words: Three Rivers president says Southeast's Dobbins refuses to communitcate
• 'It's a wonderful weekend' event to take place downtown
• Faye Tucker
• Carolyn Potts
• Betty Kildow
• Rev. Virgil Foster
• Vanita Duckworth
• Martha Bane
• Carl F. Beck, Jr.
• Thanksgiving Celebrations
• No pay for City Council?
• Happily Ever After...
• Hitting the Pavement
• Ministerial Alliance to sponsor
• Missourians reminded to prepare for cold temps, dangerous weather
• Local soldiers honored with 'Welcome Home' event
• Skyler Dale Self
• Aiden Jase Miller
• Jewell-Matheney
• Sheryl Crow's country home on the auction block
• Aldermen approve 3 ordinances on elected city positions
• FDA urges consumers to be 'smart' about antibiotic use
• William Davidson
• Stella Austin
• David Frank Mickley
• Anne Downing
• Maudie Bradley
• Sheryl Crow's country home for sale
• Honey
• Students honor local Veterans
• American Music Month
• South Elementary students SHINE in fine arts category
• CLG&W employees recognize local heroes during holiday
• June Cooper
• Inside the Practice: Kennett Indians
• KFD: Burn ban lifted
• Board of Education nominates John T. Belcher Scholarship recipient
• Council focuses attention on domestic violence issues in the city
• Guardsmen conduct route recon, IED training
• Rusty Willis
• Douglas Barnett
• Student hero recognized by Air-Evac
• '12 Angry Men'
• Students Gear-Up for MoDOT's 7th Annual Bridge Building Competition
• Night Patrol leads to additional arrests
• City Council holds public hearing on pursuing grant
• Southland meets, decides on school board election dates
• Margaret Jenkins
• Missing Dexter family found in New Orleans
• 'A Victory Garden'
• Paycheck for Pujols...
• Educational Foundation offers last-minute chance at attending intimate benefit concert
• Statesman employee dies overnight Friday
• Residents can learn to breathe better with COPD
• Supply and demand affect sugar and cotton prices
• "Back Fat: Post-Election Thoughts"
• Veterans enjoyed breakfast on Rotary
• The Answer Man
• Time for Talk
• Aiden Jase Miller
• Vada Baker
• Iva Lea Hill
• Joyce Malone
• Jody Moore
• Indians tip off seasons with Black/Gold Scrimmage
• Small Business Saturday
• Local businesses prepare for weekend, holiday-themed event
• Local man dies in accident on Route Z
• Vehicle hits tractor trailer head-on, man sent to Memphis trauma center
• Leaders pass resolution regarding $9,000 Rural Development grant
• Rusty Willis
• Jody Moore
• Joyce Malone
• Anne Downing
• Nancy Dale
• Vada Baker
• Christmas project collections begin third week of November
• Weather related text alerts to be tailored for local residents
• Blackcats are bad luck for Malden
• Blevins makes his mark at national FFA level
• Veterans Day
• "My Downtown"
• Fire officials announce burn ban effective immediately
• Rotary club hosts honorary breakfast to recognize local veterans
• Larry Maronay
• Kennett Basketball Media Day / Scrimmage
• Students honor local Veteran 'Heroes'
• 'War is an ugly thing'
• Thomas Tanner
• Geraldine Hendrix
• Business Card Exchange
• Veterans Day Assembly
• Carrot Soufflé
• Sauerbrauten
• Fire officials announce burn ban, effective immediately
• McCaskill's staff to host 'Table Talk' at Chamber of Commerce
• Downtown Coalition meets
• Kennett man arrested on meth charges
• America Recycles Day in Dunklin County, Nov. 15
• A new season, a new coach for Kennett girls' basketball
• 8th grade Lady Indians defeat Lions
• Riddle Hill deer
• Shot by father, Campbell man now faces assault charges
• Ordinance passes regarding aldermen election, term limits
• Luveda Blanton
• Mary Campbell
• Zelma Elder
• James Fletcher
• Jo Ann Reagan
• Frank Robinson II
• Rulah Rockwell
• Night patrol
• State on track to lead in methaphetamine lab seizures again
• Debt Free America...
• Malden gals fall to Senath at District Tourney
• B.R.A.V.E. event
• Diabetesan everyday reality for many women in Dunklin Co.
• For the cure
• Crawford first republican elected to 1st District since reconstruction
• Haman-Dutton
• Turley-Kimes
• Jonathan Heinen
• Luveda Blanton
• Betty Jo Davis
• Mildred Elam
• Artist's work displayed at County library
• Republicans pick Mayer for top spot in senate
• South Elementary students perform in the musical
• Turn back you clocks daylight savings is over
• Additional arrest in copper wire theft case
• Betty Jeffress
• Beverly Braswell
• Herbert Blagg
• Artist's work displayed at Malden library
• A haunting parade
• Weather-related DDD text alerts to be tailored, subscriber focused
• Members of Southeast Missouri community searches for lost 'Bambi'
• State official discusses purpose of U.S. Census
• Downtown Demolition
• Shirley Burns
• Gary Paul Burrow
• John "JT" Hays
• Wave blanks Eagles, advances to week 11
• B.R.A.V.E. ball a successful venture
• Republicans pick Mayer for top spot in Mo. Senate
• Docia Bailey
• Beverly Braswell
• William Springston
• Emerson keeps her seat, Hampton defeats Todd
• Sweet poyatoes, southern style
• Local Election Coverage
• Election Results
• Election reactions...
• Jerry Douglas Davis
• Betty Jeffress
• How did you vote?
• Olivia Renee Lowry
• James Holden
• Karen Stout
• Jerris Taylor
• Regional authorities locate stolen vehicle
• Council amends MoDOT agreement
• Boyd resigns
• Malden votes
• Docia Bailey
• James Matheney
• Eunice Standley
• Jerris Taylor
• LaFemme Halloween event, Trick-or-Treat Downtown a success
• SEMO Kennett campus to celebrate 10 Years
• DCH Auction raises $45,000 for cause
• Local Election Coverage
• Southeast’s Kennett Campus Celebrating 10 Years of Success
• Prop 19
• Bond, Emerson join local leaders in cutting the ribbon on Route D
• Art Commission meeting
• Campbell School Board minutes
• Will our weather change this winter?
• "Missouri's Winning Waltz"
• Only a few more days
• The Answer Man
• Time for Talk
• Hively awarded $1,000 NARFE scholarship
• Abigail Hodges
• Jones Park Bandstand Facelift
• Prop A lets voters decide on earnings tax
• Dynamite comes in little packages
• Emerson vs. Sowers, Todd vs. Hampton
• Kennett eliminated from playoff contention with loss to Fredericktown
• Reverse Transfer Agreement Paves Way for Southeast Regional Campus Students to Receive AA Degree
• Regional Campuses Announce Recipients of David M. Barton Agribusiness Scholarship
• Photo courtesty of Kent Ford, Missouri Press Association
• Mizzou preps for College GameDay
• Kennett Schools, DCHD to administer flu vaccine
• National Domestic Violence Awareness Month highlights victims' gains and continuing needs
• James Stone
• Matt Houart
• Lester Johnson
• Shrinking the donut hole
• Hot Chili-Cool Cars
• Downtown Kennett will serve as location for community event
• Elementary campus will host playground fundraising event to purchase new equipment
• City of Kennett receives info on Facade Improvement Grant program
• Oma Thompson
• Medical marijuana ?
• City Council Highlights for October
• Dean Baumgardner
• Troy Case
• Canapes
• Joe Keene performs at SEMO Little Theater
• Grants available to city for outdoor recreation, motorized trail projects
• Superintendent warns district to be prepared for decrease in state funding
• Developing Downtown
• Dallas Williams
• Waterfowl ATV and Speed Retrievers
• Howell County man faces felony charges locally
• Community recognizes 7 new inductees to Dunklin County's Hall of Honor
• Celebrating the life of the late Paul W. Seabaugh
• Missouri Waterfowl Festival and Sports Show
• Mildred Duncan
• Hornersville Council discusses ditches, homeowner responsibility
• Eunice James
• Lester Johnson
• Harold Lancaster
• Dawn Null
• Col. Paul Seabaugh
• Proposition B...
• Ryleigh Rickman
• Miller Altermatt
• Free stuff
• GrandFamily conference scheduled
• 'Every Meal a Holiday'
• Kennett Rotary Club encourages literacy with annual dictionary project
• Locals named to Hall of honor
• 'Run Before the Flight'
• Warren Wright
• J.W. Rudd
• Charles Pelts
• Wayne Nevill
• Eunice James
• The Answer Man
• Time for Talk
• Kennett falls to Dexter in district opener
• South Pemiscot captures Bootheel Conference Tournament championship
• Bernie School Board of Education inutes
• Seismic Safety Commission announces "Show-Me ShakeOut" earthquake poster contest
• Linda Hicks
• Wayne Nevill
• Charles Pelts
• Dewayne Williams
• Health care reform to bring plain talk to county
• Board of Education
• City discusses demolitions
• Kennett / Senath-H'ville rivalry renewed at Bootheel Conference Tourney
• Dollar-Ryan
• Jessie Reid
• Pearlene Brown
• Rosa Marie Cowan
• Christopher Matthew Smart
• Sara Agnes Woolverton
• Mary Lindsey
• 8th District candidates debate ag issues in Poplar Bluff
• 2 people
• What did you do today?
• Community event aims to promote arts, downtown development
• Burton-Smith
• Museum of Terror frightens all who enter
• Duck into the 2010
• DKC meets to discuss seasonal activities planned for downtown
• 1137th MP Company practices crowd control techniques
• Campbell man arrested after police discover meth lab
• Cincinnati Chili
• Nicholas Roman III
• Campbell man arrested on meth charges
• Cutbacks in department
• Do you believe?
• Political Community Forum
• Animal rights supporters, breeders face off on Prop B ballot issue
• Senath City Council enacts emergency burn ban, provides details into Breast Cancer Walk
• Missouri Department of Transportation cuts workforce, costs
• 2 fatally wounded following I55 traffic accident
• Camels finish 13-7 season
• Malden Youth Soccer is under way
• Malden Youth Soccer is under way
• The eldest, the monkey(s) in the middle, and the baby...
• Local man arrested on charges of Child Porn
• School employee saves life of medic
• The Answer Man
• Fall on My Mind
• "First Seat, Second Chair"
• Fall (and magic) is in the air
• Dunklin County Hall of Honor will feature lives of 7 inductees, individual impact on local community
• Local volunteer encourages participation in 'Make a Wish' efforts
• Photos to be viewed
• KHS Crowns Anna Stillman as Queen
• Janie Juanita Peterson
• Marty Goff
• Rosa Cowan
• Tine for Talk
• Chambers' 50th Anniversary
• Delta Children's Home
• Octoberfest @ Senath This Weekend!
• Marty Goff
• Janie Peterson
• George Walker
• Sara Woolverton
• MFH releases results of Health Reform polling
• Local horse club will host final show of the season
• Nominate your boss "Boss of the year"
• Hot Chili-Cool Cars planned
• Junior Massey
• Janie Peterson
• Malden's 7th Annual Hot Chili, Cool Cars event fires up this weekend
• Candidates Todd, Hampton to participate in open forum community event in Kennett
• MoDOT funding awarded for street repairs
• BRAVE shelter opens doors
• Kennett Tennis claims District Title
• "Mr.Music"
• 2010 Football Homecoming Queen
• Kennett air assault can't stop Green Wave
• Joyce Grills
• Honorable awards
• KHS Homecoming Court 2010
• 3 high school students face charges after campus fight
• Weekend exhibition will share aspects of historical Native American culture
• Only the best... Western Chili
• Chris Smart
• Mattie Johnson
• Jonnie Lou Higgins
• Joyce Lynn Grills
• 3 South Pem students face charges following on-campus incident
• Nail turns home to open for Lady A
• Several compete in Delta Fair Demolition Derby
• Local man arrested on charges of Child Pornography
• Think pink when going for your news ink
• Rozelle Williams
• Junior Massey
• Wave outlasts Dexter: goes 4-1
• Delta Fair delights...
• Local man arrested on charges of Child Pornography
• Join the fight: power in pink
• DAEOC Charity Masquerade Ball planned in Malden
• Kinley Crawford
• Justin Castro, Jr.
• Briefly: Kennett falls to 2-4 with loss to Malden
• Child Poverty in Missouri increases from pre-recession levels
• Calling all local artists...
• County Health Department
• "Gypsy" puts a spell on judges at this year's Delta Fair Rose Show
• The precious commodity of water
• National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Dexter teen wins 'Best of Show' award in Delta Fair High School Art Contest
• Waterfowl Festival guests could win a filmed excursion with legendary hunter
• Nixon details system designed to block sales of pseudoephedrine
• Michael Rouse
• Thomas House
• Bradford Hill
• Pregnant Women in Malden Shouldn't Fear Flu Shots
• 2010 Mission Blitz 'serves' its purpose
• Guitar Abstract wins 'Best of Show' in Adult Art Show
• Steele man arrested on drug charges following BDTF investigation
• Senath to host 'Octoberfest' a fall community event
• Carl Russell
• Photo contest slated
• Singing convention founder's honored
• Kennett Tennis celebrates Senior Day with win over Caruthersville
• Wallace, 50th Anniversary
• Photo contest slated
• Fun at the Fair
• Selves honored with inclusion in hospital 'Hall of Fame'
• Southeast Missouri Food Bank works with local schools to bring 'Backpacks for Friday' prog
• Oh, Baby!
• Azalea Garden Club presents ribbons to winners of 4 classes
• Angel Food Cake
• Carl Russell
• Beonda Gaulden
• Teachers awarded funds for supplies
• 2010 Delta Fair Parade
• Fire Prevention Week
• MSHP named national "Outstanding Law Enforcement Agency"
• No charges filed in home invasion, fatal shooting case
• September "Story Time"
• Algie McCullough
• Maxine Dortch
• Surging Wave dominates Portageville
• Hornersville youth takes Overall Best of Show title in 2010 Delta Fair Baby Photo Contest
• <font color="orange">It's Fall, Y'all!</font>
• No charges filed in home invasion, fatal shooting case
• Prosecutors investigating local break-in, fatal shooting
• Lady Wave go two-for-three
• Maxine Dortch
• "A Glorious In Excelsius Day"
• Things we learn from history
• Grass
• Flu vaccinations encouraged among pregnant women
• Riding the rails with Gail Garrett and his Fairlane...
• The Delta Fair will feature on Wednesday Steve Hall , Shotgun Red, & the Shotgun Red Trio
• Cats claw out win over Campbell
• Class of 2010 passes LPN board exam with 100 percent rating
• Murrell - Amore
• Dunivan - Nail
• Time for Talk
• The Answer Man
• Charity golf tournament held
• Last-minute TD lifts Kennett over Portageville
• Merchandise now available to commemorate Crow concert
• 2 charged with federal drug charges of conspiracy
• Simon says!
• Kennett Tennis victorious against Sikeston
• Excellence in Education
• Former Kennett resident to return for book signing event at Dunklin County Library
• 2 charged with federal drug charges of conspiracy
• Missouri Bootheel Healthy Start
• Fred Walpole, Sr.
• With Roux, now what?
• Seatbelt safety
• South Elementary one step closer to getting out of
• Health professionals: County residents should be wary of food-borne illness
• The Magic of Disney on Ice
• 80th Annual Convention coming to Malden Community Center
• City council passes new ordinance outlining rules for hydrants in developments
• Board adds new item to monthly agenda to keep abreast of education news on state level
• Emerson meets with area farmers, tests Aflatoxin in local corn crops
• Can't make it to the parade?
• Delta Fair Parade
• Boy Scouts at 100
• Malden City Council Highlights
• Kennett Tennis shuts out Caruthersville
• Creamed chipped beef on baked potatoes
• Roast Beef Hash
• New Orleans Bread Pudding and Hard Sauce
• James Holmes
• JAMBALAYA
• Fatal shooting in North Lilbourn
• Lady Wave earn wins over Charleston, Kennett
• Home opener sees Wave scalp Mohawks
• Cotton Pickin' Festival parade and concert
• City receives update on financial status
• Plan to sell regional Girl Scout center sent back to the drawing board
• Celebrating the Constitution
• Rayburn Ross
• James Holmes
• Patricia Hensley
• Rick Damron
• Illustrious inventions...
• Emerson, Hampton on the campaign trail Tuesday
• Larsen Ruddick
• James Channell
• Burton-Bibb
• "Y'all Shalt Not"
• SE regional crop and climatic update
• A fruitful endeavor
• 4H Rodeo youth celebrate a successful season
• Trophies, medals will be awarded to top runners at Waterfowl Festival 5K
• Fair volunteers make revisions to Baby Photo Contest
• Rayburn Ross
• Melvin McElwrath, Jr.
• Kennett defeated by East Prairie, record falls to 1-3
• Dunklin County Health Department has limited flu shots available
• Board members tour school's new business lab, learns of recent upgrades
• Rayburn Ross
• Melvin McElwrath
• Brenda Jackson
• Gideon celebrates 2010 homecoming Weekend
• Mayor signs proclamation for national event
• It's cotton pickin' time in
• Elementary student gets published
• "Getting To Third Base"
• Pemiscot County manhunt comes to an end
• Bragg City Fire Dept. hosts annual fundraiser
• Manhunt comes to an end
• Food Bank recognizes September as Hunger Action Month
• Pit bull complaints surface
• Jett French
• Logan Jones
• Pierce - Davis
• Richards - Fisher
• Manhunt continues in Pemiscot County
• Lorene Kirkley
• AAA/MAB Reunion: A return to their roots
• Belinda Allen
• Brenda Jackson
• Bond reduction granted for local man accused of rape
• Cotton Pickin' Festival
• Former police chief sentenced to prison on social security fraud charges
• Board of Directors launch Web site for
• Downtown Revitalization
• Jason William Gooch
• Willie B. Prather
• Mary Menees
• Kennett defeats Senath-Hornersville in three set thriller
• Verla I. Coffel
• Mary Nell Kennedy
• City denied grant funding for Fire Dept. building, new drainage system
• Downtown Kennett Coalition to host meeting tonight
• "We will meet again, on the long road home" Sheryl Crow, 100 Miles from Memphis
• Arkansas man shares first-hand experience of Sept. 11 at GOP banquet
• Caruthersville, Hayti School Districts Struggle to Reach Accreditation
• Portageville's 63rd Annual National Soybean Festival
• Crowds gather for 21st Annual Bazaar
• Delta C-7 under lockdown following sighting of 'dangerous' criminal in the area
• Optical illusion...
• Bob R. Sullivan
• Kenneth M. Henson
• Kennett falls to Gosnell Ark., 62-34
• 2010 Cotton Pickin' Festival
• Dunklin County students awarded agribusiness
• Board approves district joining Gas, Medicaid Consortiums
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• Dud Tackeberry
• National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• City Council approves bids for building demolition on Main Street
• Kennett Man Wins $10,000, scratch-off from The Junction
• Paul Sparks
• Nicholas McCormick
• Dud Tackeberry
• Kenneth Henson
• Randy Carr
• John Arbuckle, Jr.
• James Reed
• Missouri Public schools languish in "middle of the pack"
• Nixon announces smelter expansion at Noranda
• Resident asks council to address growing number of vacant homes
• VFW members begin sorting bricks designed to honor area veterans
• Annual Bazaar is this weekend!
• Missouri Waterfowl Festival offers new feature event to showcase artistic creativity among local you
• Clean Energy Initiative
• Police arrest 19-year-old in connection with string of break-ins
• Witnesses say man fought off would be attacker
• Kennett man dies as result of fall at work
• Pemiscot investigators looking for leads in
• Ark., home invasion case ends in Caruthersville
• Hundreds attend 49th annual event
• The Tattooed Stranger
• Malden police warn residents of money order scam cases
• Alice Snider
• Hellen Amonds
• Vacation...
• Rust Communications names regional vice-presidents
• Volunteers prepare for 21st annual event
• The Answer Man
• The Pettys
• Richards - Fisher
• Marshall Lytle
• Farmers selling directly to consumers
• "The (Ruff-Ruff) Rest Of The Story"
• Field Day was time for home folk to shine
• ASU to host 'A Gift of Music'
• Lost war medal found in pig pen at Southland, returned to owner's family
• Charges filed in Malden drug bust
• Caruthersville spoils Kennett football's home opener
• Webcasting for sports slated
• Malden Art Commission appointed
• Recognizing ADHD in Kennett children
• Commission awards contract for removal of Steele rest areas
• Delta Center Field Day
• Dennis Young
• Clara Renfrow
• Clarkton principal chosen
• Lady Indians take down Charleston
• 3 killed, 2 seriously injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Multi-jurisdictional sex offender check conducted in Dunklin County
• Taking out the trash
• City officials provide update on class action suit
• Survey says more teens are buckling up, but battle continues
• Clara Renfrow
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast, 13 rescued
• Gideon artist to be featured with annual Homecoming exhibit
• James Hutchison
• Kennett High School Key Club students attend 67th Annual International Convention
• Is it just me?
• Local physician presented plaque for service to community patients
• Claude D. Wheeler
• Out in full force
• Rust Communications names regional vice-presidents
• AmerenUE to Change Name to Ameren Missouri
• Helping Hand recognized as one of best in region by SEMO Food Bank
• Lady Lions victorious in home opener
• Executive producer vacations in Malden
• Labor Day weekend jampacked
• KPD works 2 separate stabbing cases Sunday
• Ex-boyfriend charged with child endangerment
• Judge increases bond amount on one suspect in Malden drug bust case
• Kennett woman arrested for drug trafficking
• Wyatt says Wave is ready to play
• Lady Indians win season opener
• Religion on the Record
• James "Jim" Gregory
• Rose Horton
• Ashley Spears
• Nearly $7M awarded to fight drug crime
• Voices lifted in opposition of selling local center
• Carnahan donates $126K to Mo. Democratic Party
• Gideon to host car show on Labor Day Weekend
• Peach Fair Talent Contest Winners
• Good memories
• DC Dodgers are state runners-up
• Special meeting on debate with Girl Scout center to be teleconferenced
• Celebrating Sinasa
• Youth Wingshoot Clinic kicks off upcoming festival
• David Nail to perform with Lady Antebellum
• Marshall Scott Lytle
• Where were you?
• Trees
• "Our State Fair is a great state fair"
• Charles Horad
• See the game LIVE!
• Indians roll over Charleston, 42-15
• Bernie Alumni run in Chicago 1/2 marathon
• Charges filed in Malden drug bust
• Missouri Sheriff's Association, local law enforcement department discusses illegal immigration
• Kennett man to open gospel concert at Show-Me Center
• 4-H members to go for gold in last competition of season
• James R. Gurlen
• The Last Hurrah: The legacy continues
• Drugs, money, cars seized at Malden
• Roy Cooper Jr.
• Benny Joe Nelson
• Stratman declared Grand Marshal
• Ray Ashby
• Belinda Mae Easley
• Medicaid Modifications
• Police plan weekend crackdown on impaired driving
• New Gideon principal greeted
• Vandals caught!
• Lawmakers tour Noranda plant, discuss 'Training for Tomorrow'
• Mayer named Missouri Sheriffs' Association 'Legislator of the Year'
• Homebuyer Education Course available to Bootheel citizens
• Cajun Red Beans and Rice
• James R. Gurlen
• Walter "Wally" Lage
• Chlodine Joiner
• Troy E. Barlow
• Creating an atmosphere for education
• "Kennett Day" with Crow
• Suspect leads police on high-speed chase
• Four men arrested, charged with armed robbery of local residence
• Quote me...
• Lady Indians begin season with win over Charleston
• Sale of Girl Scout facility "on hold"
• Lathan Smith
• Katherine Potter
• Benny Nelson
• Annual golf tourney scheduled
• GHS announces grand marshal
• Newspaper executive Lage dies in accident
• Ozark Border thanks Emerson for storm help
• CLG&W intern helps company identify, map utility poles throughout the city
• Saturday night concert delights spectators
• Rust Communications CEO dies in Maine accident
• Earl West
• Gary Singleton
• Betty Krone
• Free high-performing public schools for every ZIP code?
• Administrator looks at 'the good and the bad news' from MAP scores
• The great debate...
• Geraldine "Jerry" Parmenter
• Velma Southard
• Frank McMinn
• Connie Bridges
• 8th District Debates
• State, regional 'Rice Field Day' coming soon...
• Local woman 'pays it forward' encouraging others to do the same
• Authorities investigate VANDALISM
• Malden City Council Meeting
• Cynthia Hopwood Bowles
• Mary Elizabeth (Steele) Taylor
• 2010 Miss Peach Fair Queen
• Tattoos and piercings in the workplace
• Crime on the rise?
• Arkansas man smashes into local church building in DWI accident
• President presents awards to student, long-time staff member
• 2 crashes result in one fatality
• Steaks and more steaks
• Lawanda Jackson
• Bill Tucker
• Kennett Soap Game set for Thursday evening
• Jimmie Lee Reaves
• Aldermen use resources to apply for needed grant funds
• Local family recognized at Missouri State Fair
• KFD: Use extreme caution burning in dry conditions
• KPD, local school campuses focus on encouraging seat belt safety during back to school
• Kenny Wilburn
• 18 injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Loretta Parris
• Lawanda Jackson
• Paula Holt
• Making ends meet
• 2 kinds of fears...
• Brothers run in Grand Canyon
• 'Kennett Day' at the State Fair
• Alivia Lewallen
• P is for Playground!!
• The Answer Man
• Agnes Laman
• Jerry Krantz
• "Oh The Weather Outside Is Frightful"
• Some weeks it doesn't pay to get out of bed
• Fall Webworm
• KHS, KCTC to host open house, registration event
• Calling all Duck Hunters... "Butch" is in the building
• Airbase reunion scheduled for Patriot's Day Weekend
• C'ville woman swept into deep water, rescued by Lady Luck boat
• C'ville woman swept into deep water, rescued by Lady Luck boat
• Rickey Bowling
• Michael Weatherly
• Darrell Emmons
• Taxpayers lose when politics skews higher ed priorities
• FSCB to buy Sun Security Bank
• State representatives provide legislative updates, information on new online tools
• No. 25 bridge to close for improvements
• City continues to focus on lagoon project
• Glenda Vera Pruett Snider
• Ronald Lee Hooten
• Kenny Wilburn
• David Nail
• Council renews Web site contract, discusses grant applications
• Senator Rob Mayer says state still needs to trim 2011 budget by $600 million
• State wins award to advance DWI prosecutions through better law enforcement information sharing, loc
• Voter turnout
• Miss Peach Fair Queen to be crowned Friday night
• KHS Volleyball hopes to still be playing in November
• <em>"I don't know no town like the old town..."</em>
• Stressed ???
• Back to school!
• Malden schools score well on state testing
• Coalition meets, discusses awning improvements
• Open Letter to the Patrons of Kennett School District 39.
• Missouri Peach Fair Schedule of Events
• Two men face charges after escaping from county jail
• Victim receives multiple stab wounds, Steele woman accused as suspect
• Local community fairs get kids ready for class
• Heat index expected to hit 115 in Missouri
• Southeast Missouri police officer charged with stealing from department
• Authorities search for leads in pawn shop burglary case
• Aldermen adopt nuisance ordinance, outline details pertaining to health issues
• Turn the trend around
• Kendell Miller
• Wanda Hayes
• Clinic named for local lady
• Governor floating Current River
• Southeast Missouri police officer charged with stealing from department
• Heat index expected to hit 115 in Missouri, Kansas
• Labor Day festivities planned
• Show-Me Missouri Magazine in development stage of creating new iPhone application
• Local student returns from three-day Leadership Development Program
• "Veil For Rent"
• And now we know
• Heat is having an impact on SE Missouri cotton
• Brylee Allen
• Darla Kay Reed
• O'Dell Davis
• Disney on Ice presents "Let's Celebrate!" LIVE in Memphis
• District adds new assistant band director, members prepare for new year
• Dunklin County Outlaws are Little League state champs
• Semo Little Theater's Drama Camp
• Foundation offers presentation on new funding opportunities
• 21-year-old sentenced to 10 years in Hornersville manslaughter case
• Kennett's VFW offers to play host to Emerson, Sowers debates
• Nixon fails Access Missouri scholarship students
• Darla Reed
• Alumnus to bring bird show to BYM
• Fatherhood First
• Local students honored for accomplishments at Piano Recital
• USDA Rural Development grant
• Friends of Music Society to conclude its 2009-2010 season on Saturday
• Healthy Yards
• Keith Bradshaw
• O'Dell Davis
• Tragedy at race track
• 'The Game' brings new meaning to local sports talk radio
• Emerson to face Sowers in 8th District race
• Man steals Caruthersville police car
• Cunningham-Walker to wed
• Dunklin County Primary Election Results
• Back to school already?
• Primary election results
• Rosetta Wayne
• Keith Bradshaw
• A new drink hits Kennett
• Area non-profits at risk of losing tax exempt status
• Police receive promotions, increase in monthly income

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