Poplar Bluff, MO News

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• Please take a moment to read the great article in the Monday (May 21) DAR about...
• ATTENTION LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHERS (Amateur, Professional & Children) =>> It's time a...
• We need our books back! The bookstore reports that 1330 rental books have not b...
• OOPS!! I was just informed that school will still be in session at this time, so...
• On the north side of the museum, the hydrangeas make for a showy gateway to our...
• Make sure your end-of-semester business is taken care of before 2 PM this Friday...
• Any Youtubers out there? Check out our channel! We've just uploaded 4 new comm...
• Come and get 'em! Free pancakes on the second floor of the ARC until 11 a.m. S...
• Some good advice from "Ask Joy" concerning spousal support for those thinking ab...
• Grab a pen and tune in to our Fox Radio Network supporting stations tomorrow at...
• Museum Director Tina Magill with our current exhibiting artist, Joy Kroeger Beck...
• An excellent article from U.S. News and World Report that explores the common tr...
• CHILDREN'S ART CLASS OPPORTUNITY: "Plein Air Drawing" will be held on Wednesday,...
• Student Volunteers and the Student Government Association cleaned up the Student...
• Students in Helena Ruhl’s Accounting II class surprised her with a cake and deco...
• The dogs are in place and ready to greet you! We are looking forward to seeing e...
• A friendly reminder from the folks at Financial Aid, who report that Three River...
• “If a man’s got no education, he’s got nothing.” Three Rivers has seen several...
• Did you know we are the only community college in the country to sponsor a Natio...
• Don't be alarmed; the students in this photo aren't actually injured. They part...
• Congratulations to our DECA students and faculty advisors! Over 1300 people att...
• “Larry Crowne,” the story of a middle-aged laid-off retail worker who enrolls in...
• What would you do if your high school principal or guidance counselor told you y...
• Grease is the Word! We’re going all out for our Movie Night/Food Drive this Fri...
• Movie Night: "Grease"
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• PBRMC Announces Topping Out Event at New Medical Campus
• More photos from today's campus beautification projects. Thanks again to the Gr...
• It's the final day of Earth Week, and our students are out mulching around trees...
• The 1137th MP Company out of Doniphan sent our Student Vets Association this pos...
• Free cookies and punch on the third floor of the A building, while they last! C...
• We are pleased to welcome Joy Kroeger Beckner to the MHAM as our exhibiting arti...
• Merchants Showcase 2012
• Congratulations to students Jessica Count, who won an Amazon Kindle, and Judy Ra...
• Yesterday it was cake, today it's pizza! Come celebrate National Library Week w...
• Come have a fun, casual time while helping to support the purchase of another wo...
• We proudly invite you to stroll alongside the northern section of our Sculpture...
• Free pancakes in the ARC this morning, while they last! Head to the upstairs fl...
• CHILDREN'S ART CLASS OPPORTUNITY: "Experiment with Watercolor" will be held on M...
• Nursing students will recognize Mike Willis, who was recently recognized by the...
• Big thanks to YHC-TV for running this promo on "Steel Magnolias," coming up Apri...
• We're extremely proud of exceptional instructors like Holly Bagby, who was recen...
• For this year's Annual Regional High School Exhibit, over a dozen high schools c...
• Please visit the MHAM this Sunday, April 1st from 1 - 3 p.m. for the opening rec...
• It's election day! SGA elections, that is. Stop by the Bess Conference Center...
• For students with iPhones: here's how to set up your trcc email:
• The azalea bushes beautifully usher in spring at the museum this month.
• SGA presents: Free Movie Night! Come see "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" s...
• Our commencement speaker this year will be Linda Cohn, an anchor with ESPN's "Sp...
• The Raiders are headed home after losing this morning’s game to Southern Idaho 8...
• At halftime, the Raiders are currently leading the College of Southern Idaho by...
• Another update from Technology: "We have discovered a problem with the email se...
• Several students from our Baptist Student Union are participating in this next m...
• Some info from Technology concerning student email: "We are still working on upg...
• Come visit thr three rivers booth at the home and garden show at the black river...
• Monday, March 19th (Noon – 2 p.m.): “Painting Dreams”………. Students will create m...
• 7 PM. TONIGHT. BESS ACTIVITY CENTER. BE THERE. Cheer on the Raiders at the Distr...
• GO RAIDERS! The Three Rivers Raiders beat the top-seeded Greyhounds to win the R...
• Dr. Thomas Carter (pictured center), a writer and adjunct professor of psycholog...
• Thanks to ThisIsSemo.com for the great video coverage of the final round of the...
• A patron just commented, "I wouldn't mind living in some of these paintings." -...
• Could you spell “rhinoceros” or “guillotine” off the top of your head? These gu...
• The ARC staff is adding Nook eReaders to their collection of devices available f...
• We look forward to seeing you at the opening this Saturday night!
• "Into the Night", 2010, acrylic & mixed media by Janice Schoultz Mudd -- a sampl...
• Did you know: Three Rivers’ service area covers over 9,700 square miles? From...
• Have you seen the "papparazzi" photos from last night's red carpet Oscar Gala?...
• Zumba (normally in the BAC at 6:15 Monday and Thursday) has been cancelled for t...
• Did you see this article in the DAR about one of our former students? Col. Glen...
• FAMILY ART CLASS OPPORTUNITY: Saturday, February 25th, from noon to 3 p.m. will...
• The look and feel of our athletics events are going to change thanks to new chee...
• Make time to do this Friday evening -- you could win $200! "Intensity" is a ful...
• If you haven't already heard the big news: the college (especially our friends...
• 21st Annual Jazz Fest
• We're 1 Like away from 2400 fans! Who will it be? (Remember, you have to like...
• Three Rivers College will delay opening until 10 AM today, Tuesday Feb. 14. All...
• Due to forecasted inclement weather, Three Rivers College will close today, Feb...
• "Show Me Whatcha Got" was a sold-out success! Be sure to check out the photos w...
• ADULT ART CLASS OPPORTUNITY: Saturday, February 11th, from noon to 3 p.m. will b...
• The acclaimed show “Community,” which is in its third season on NBC, regularly p...
• You're invited! SGA and the Multicultural Organization will co-host a celebrati...
• Did you know Three Rivers brings new artists & their work to campus every few mo...
• Three Rivers on the air: Marcia Fields from Student Success and Corey Halaychik...
• Put down the remote! Or, actually, hang onto it if you want to learn the latest...
• If you’re curious about all the high school students on campus today in skirts a...
• "Dramatic Landscapes", a graphite embossing class, will be held this Saturday, F...
• An interesting observation. What do you think? Are the first two years at a un...
• College-Wide Alphabet Trivia
• Winners of the Alphabet Trivia Contest sponsored by the Honors Program:
• Think Pink! February is Cancer Awareness Month, so if you wear pink to Saturday...
• The new Southern Bank location at Three Rivers College just had its official rib...
• Extending Our Care at Puxico Medical Clinic
• Welcome Devona Gibbs, NP to Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Center
• Are you a writer? Submit your short story, poem or essay to Mr. Snell in the En...
• From the music department: "Three Rivers College students participated in the P...
• "I don't wanna work. I want to bang on the drum all day!"
• Three Rivers College is proud of our association with David and Doug Libla, who...
• Congratulations to Three Rivers Director of Accounting & Financial Services Ani...
• Watercolor class has been rescheduled to February 11th. The instructor will send...
• "Pit-Fired Vase" by Brad Bachmeier of North Dakota was burnished, glazed and pit...
• Conifer Smith of Iowa used wood-firing to create her ceramic piece, "Wind/Water...
• To create "Nested Kiwi", Daryl Harwood of Louisiana rolled porcelain into a sunf...
• Cristina Pellechio of Vermont created "Ripple (II)", a hanging installation of c...
• An untitled raku piece from Phil Mundt of Arkansas.
• This untitled bowl is from Jeff & Henrietta Scott of Kentucky. An homage to hors...
• This is the FINAL weekend of our 20% off of all remaining pottery sales event du...
• Did you watch the State of the Union address? Starting at 16:40, President Obam...
• Students -- get your free tickets now at the Business Office or the Welcome Desk...
• Great turnout at the Fake ID & Counterfit Bills seminar hosted by the Poplar BLu...
• Fake I.D. and Counterfeit Bills Identification seminar
• We're looking forward to our next exhibit by a very talented pair of photographe...
• "Stingray" by Chad Nelson and Felicia Breen of Illinois. This team creates fish...
• Untitled vase by Don Watkins of Montana. Look closely at the leaf patterns..
• "Whiskey Set" from Josh Floyd of Pennsylvania. Wood-fired and salt glazed.
• Enjoy 20% OFF ALL REMAINING POTTERY during this our last week of our "50 States...
• Many thanks to Patsy Reed for bringing her SINGS students to the museum for tour...
• Back by popular demand . . . FINGER PUPPET class: Saturday, January 21st from 10...
• Business Owners: The college department of Public Safety and the Poplar Bluff C...
• Might be a good idea to check with your new instructors today about the conseque...
• There are only 4 spaces available for this Saturday's "Basic Drawing" class. The...
• Jan. 11 was the original date to start textbook pickup, but things at the colleg...
• ART CLASSES are resuming! Visit this link from our web site to view your opportu...
• A Day of Basketball: Raiders Return to the Coliseum
• Special thanks to the sponsors for "Puss in Boots": the Missouri Arts Council an...
• Like wings? @Buffalo Wild Wings of Poplar Bluff is hosting a wing-eating contes...
• "Harvest Whistle" is just one of over 50 reasons to visit MHAM in December & Jan...
• Campus offices are officially closed for the holidays! Remember that limited Bla...
• Limited Blackboard support will be available during Winter break. The office wil...
• Congratulations to Rep. Todd Richardson, who received our 2011 Legislative Advoc...
• Dr. Devin Stephenson (right) and his wife Judy (not pictured) have donated to th...
• The Holidays can be a tough time, especially for college students who have final...
• Go Lady Raiders!
• Dave Porter, an exhibitor in our current ceramics invitational, demonstrated pot...
• Blanche Wolpers and Ed Cannon Jr., original Arts and Advisory Board members, wer...
• 5 Three Rivers Colege music students joined approximately 60 musicians playing T...
• Thanks to the students in the Jazz Combo who did an excellent job providing holi...
• Students: you may be eligible to claim tax credits for going to college. To fig...
• As a tribute to the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War, the Symphonic Band, Coll...
• Final Exams start this week! Are you prepared? Several people have posted here...
• Congratultions to our Thee Rivers basketball teams, for exciting wins Saturday...
• Check out Sunday's DAR, where our illustrious mascot Rocky Raider made the front...
• Remember: TRCC Alumni will be hosting Pictures with Santa at the men's ball gam...
• Three Rivers staff members Danetta Norris (left) and Jennifer Hood ring their be...
• One of the great pieces from our upcoming show, "50 States Fire Up: American Cla...
• Want to get pictures of your kids with Santa without making the trip to the mall...
• Don't forget: Dr. Jon Taylor will present his comedy hypnosis show in the Tinni...
• Due to slushy road conditions, Three Rivers will open late today, Tuesday Nov. 2...
• Any reports about the college being closed tomorrow are incorrect/premature. A...
• Evening classes at Three Rivers College are cancelled due to inclement weater Mo...
• Did you know college president Dr. Devin Stephenson is a classically-trained pia...
• SILENT AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT!! Attention current or future Silent Auction bidders...
• What have we been doing for the past few weeks? Unwrapping! We've never seen so...
• Next week will be a short one due to Thanksgiving break, so don't forget: appli...
• After their museum tour, our little visitors on 11/15/11 worked on making foam t...
• Madrigal Dinner presented by the Three Rivers Music Dept.
• A new smoking policy is in effect for the main campus: smoking is restricted to...
• Officer Brian Newman trains with the new Laser Shot simulator, recently purchase...
• Another reminder that this Friday (Nov. 4) is the last day to drop a class for t...
• STUDENTS: Please remember that Friday, Nov. 4 (a week from today) is the last da...
• Rocky Raider and Three Rivers Public Safety Officer Brain Newman smile for the c...
• The Butterfly Bench in MHAM's Sculpture Garden, as viewed through a curtain of a...
• The south side of MHAM, as seen from the annex. Fall is falling. :)
• At Three Rivers, creativity manifests itself in countless and unexpected ways....
• Priority deadline (Nov. 1) is fast approaching! Be sure to complete your financ...
• This big announcement was made yesterday at the Board of Trustees meeting. Says...
• Butler County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Butler County
• A great story in the Kennett newspaper talking about our center there and the ne...
• Idol, X Factor, and America's Got Talent Fans, listen up: SGA is planning to ho...
• Current students can register for Winter '11 intersession and the Spring '12 sem...
• Stop in and see the fun and creative juried works of the "All Aboard" theme, as...
• Want to go trick-or-treating with your kids in a safe, convenient location with...
• THANK YOU to all of our online supporters who now number over 500. MHAM is humb...
• To all the Three Rivers fans in the Sikeston area: We hope to see you at the Si...
• English instructor Gregory Snell is shown speaking to prospective students on Ed...
• Huge thanks to Diane Garrett from Doniphan for being our 2100th Like/Fan!
• We are one person short of 2100 Likes! Who will it be?
• MHAM would like to thank all of our generous sponsors who helped make this fun,...
• Are you going to a four-year college or university after Three Rivers? If so, w...
• The Texting and Driving Simulator is on campus now until 3 pm, outside the Bess...
• It's a great day to be a Raider! Gov. Nixon visited today to announce a $1.1 mi...
• Students, faculty, and staff: If you want to be a part of KFVS-TV's broadcast f...
• We're getting set up for the big KFVS-TV News on the Road broadcast tonight. Be...
• Every year, hundreds of attempts are made to remove books from schools and libra...
• Last-minute deal! Kids 12 and under accompanied by an adult will be admitted FR...
• Gov. Nixon has selected Dr. Stephenson as the recipient of the 2011 Governor’s E...
• Free Lunch! The SGA Chili Cookout is happening today outside the A Bldg. (Westo...
• Please visit the Poplar Bluff Artists' Guild fan page to read more about how to...
• Rocky Raider, the cheerleaders and dance team will march in the Stoddard County...
• Got kids? Take them to "Babaloo: Music and Fun" this Saturday at the Tinnin Cen...
• Anthony Vezeau is the winner of the Constitution Day drawing and all this cool s...
• Learn how you can get involved and give back to your community by attending the...
• Don't forget about the Constitution Day prize drawing! We will celebrate Consti...
• President Stephenson released a letter to the public last week, thanking the res...
• Flat Stanley is visiting the museum! He'll be part of our projects during our "...
• The Bookstore is having a sale this week! $2 off the student handbook/calendar...
• If you can’t make it to the 9-11 memorial performance of “ . . And I Stood Still...
• A college library with comic books? Yes, indeed. Check out the always-expandin...
• Collegiate DECA is sponsoring a blood drive today and tomorrow from 8 a.m. until...
• More from the Ripley County parade:
• Rocky Raider and the Public Safety Dept. participated in the Ripley County Parad...
• U.S. Senator Roy Blunt paid us a visit today: he toured the Center at Dexter and...
• Finally! For those of you who have inquired about Art Class offerings for the r...
• Thanks to those who filled the "Kaleidoscope Design" class in record time! The...
• There are two openings available for tomorrow's "Kaleidoscope Design" class, an...
• Did you know that Three Rivers brings new artists & their work to campus every f...
• Dancers, don’t forget! There are 3 open spots on the Dance Team that need to be...
• You are more likely to succeed in college (and make new friends!) if you join a...
• So you think you can dance? Then call or stop by Coach Douchant’s office in the...
• We’ve reached 2,000 fans! Thanks to everyone, especially Dana Buckhanan from Do...
• So 2 weeks into class = you’ve had some time to get to know your instructors and...
• Randy Bailey of Z95 The Bone and other personalities from River Radio are broadc...
• Did you know that there is at least one Three Rivers police officer on campus 24...
• Back to School for Poplar Bluff - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• So you've made it through the first week. Thanks to you, we've crossed the 4200...
• Tomorrow morning's "Stained Glass Paintings" art class is full. There are 2 spac...
• Remember that today (Friday, August 19) is the last day to drop a class and get...
• Here's a look at some of the members of our new Rodeo Team, who were introduced...
• We're on Twitter! Subscribe to TRCC_News and 3rsports today.
• Welcome back! Be sure to visit our website and watch the special welcome messag...
• Fall semester starts Monday! What are you most looking forward to, and why?
• Beware the Purge! Students registered for fall classes MUST have their financia...
• A few spaces remain for Saturday's "Paint and Frame" art class. This is a specia...
• Our sample mini-sculptures for the children's Bug Making class tomorrow are fini...
• The August/September 2011 Children's Art Class schedules with age requirements a...
• There is space available for two more students at next week's Puppetmaking Art Camp that will be held from 7/25 to 7/29, 10 a.m. - noon each day. Registration is $40 per student. Please contact the instructor, Lisa Tuttle, for more information at (
• Thank you to all of the art supporters who helped to completely book up our Storybook Illustration Camp for next week. As of today, there are three slots available for Puppetmaking Camp that will be held from July 25th-29th. Call Lisa Tuttle at 429-7105
• The 24th Annual Pictures by the People exhibit is open now through July 31st. On display are 93 works from local and regional photographers. See our "Events" page for information about the opening reception this Friday.
• Chinese Acrobats, Harry Truman, the "Cinderella" ballet and more! We've announced our 2011-2012 Patrons of the Arts season of shows for the Tinnin Center. Visit our website for more information.
• A screen shot of how to set up your TRCC email on iPhone. For new students who don't have TRCC email set up yet, please refer to your Orientation materials, or call the Welcome Center at (573) 840-9605.
• Butler County Fair 2011
• The hydrangeas on the museum's north side are in full bloom. Lovely!
• The Endowment Trust would like to thank the Poplar Bluff Walmart and store manager Matt Looney (pictured) for donating the flat-screen television to the new License Bureau, which opened on Three Rivers Blvd. today. Also pictured (from left) are President
• Danny Spradling of Poplar Bluff donated money to pay for the special stoles that our student veterans wore at Commencement. For his generous contribution, Spradling received an honorary plaque from the Student Vets Association today, represented by curr
• Entries are rolling in for the 24th Annual Pictures by the People competition. Keep 'em coming! You have until June 26th. Don't forget that there is a Junior division, in case you know a young person who enjoys taking photographs. Good luck a
• Employees Ann Matthews and Gabe Thompson placed first in their divisions at the VA hospital's annual 5K Run/1 Mile Walk on June 4. Three Rivers continues to support and promote healthy lifestyles with free fitness classes for students and employees.
• Rodeo Coach Andy Carter competed independantly at the Carney, Michigan Round-Up Rodeo last weekend and took 1st Place in bareback riding. The competition included cowboys and cowgirls from Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan and Missouri, many of whom Carter spok
• Congratulations to Andy Carter, our new rodeo coach, on his bareback championship win in Michigan this past weekend!
• Don't miss the opening reception for the experimental art of Shirley Nachtrieb at the museum tomorrow night from 6-8 p.m. Ms. Nachtrieb will be available to talk about her paintings and to sign books featuring her artwork. The event is free and open
• Summer Johnston, the 2-time winner of the Southeast Missouri Regional Spelling Bee at Three Rivers College, is currently competing in round 3 of the National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. Watch the live stream at espn3.com.
• Due to reports of moderate to severe storm warnings, the college will close today at 3:00 pm. It is strongly urged that all warnings be taken very seriously and it is suggested to take immediate cover when they are issued.
• There are 5 slots available for this Saturday's "Plein-Air Drawing" class for children aged 7 - 12. The class will be from 10 a.m.-noon, and the children will be working outdoors on our beautiful museum grounds. A $10 fee will cover the
• Thumbs up to Amanda Pryor, a Three Rivers College grad and a first grade teacher at Lake Road, for being recognized as an Outstanding Beginning teacher!
• There are 4 spaces available for June's Mosaic Workshop for children aged 7 - 12. Reservations for these slots will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis by mailing or delivering the $40.00 fee to the museum at 421 North Main Street. We
• For those of you who have children on the waiting list for the June 6th - 10th Mosaic Workshop, your deadline to ensure a space by paying the $40 fee is tomorrow by 4:00 p.m. The museum will be open from noon - 4 p.m.; you may call 686-8002 with any ques
• Donate cleaning supplies, non-perishable food items, and hygiene products to the flood relief effort by dropping them in the SkillsUSA boxes by the main door of each campus building, before 4 pm tomorrow.
• Attention all faculty and staff: The nominations for the first-ever ACE Awards have been released! Watch the video to see which of your colleagues were selected, and congratulations to all the nominees.
• Three Rivers College will be open tomorrow, Wednesday, May 4, 2011.
• This is the first promising sunny day we've had in Poplar Bluff in a long time. Thanks to all of our out-of-town artists and supporters; we appreciate your concern during an historically devastating flooding event. The museum, grounds and staff al
• In order to bring some much-needed entertainment to the area, the music department will present "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" for FREE (instead of the planned $10 admission) this Friday, May 6, at 7 p.m. in the Tinnin Center.
• Three Rivers College will close today, Monday, May 2, at 3:00 PM, and will remain closed tomorrow, Tuesday, May 3. Administration encourages all faculty, staff, and students to exercise caution while traveling through areas experiencing flash flooding.
• Three Rivers College will close today, Monday, May 2, at 3:00 PM, and will remain closed tomorrow, Tuesday, March 3. Administration encourages all faculty, staff, and students to exercise caution while traveling through areas experiencing flash flooding
• Three Rivers College will be open today, Monday, May 2, 2011.
• "Expectations", Acrylic, by Judith Edgington Bayes, is the 3rd Place winner of the Harwell Mail-In Art Show. There will be no opening reception for this show, but you may view the exhibit Tuesdays - Fridays, noon-4 p.m. and Saturdays/Sundays fr
• "Volcano/Bloom", Italian Glass on Copper, by Sali Ware is the 2nd Place winner of our current Harwell Mail-In Art Show. The exhibit will be on display from May 1st - May 29th.
• "Discussion at the Gate", Watercolor by Ralph Fontenot, is the Purchase Award winner at the 26th Annual Harwell Mail-In Art Show exhibit which opens this Sunday, May 1st.
• Three Rivers has something for everyone today! Come shop with area businesses at the Merchants Showcase, 2:00 in the BAC; then stick around for music, comedy, and movie night during the Diversity Day events, 5 pm in the Tinnin Center.
• The annual Merchants Showcase will be held as scheduled starting tomorrow, April 29, and Saturday, April 30. The public is encouraged to attend to visit and shop with local merchants; entertainment and prize giveaways will also be provided. Admission i
• Three Rivers College will be open tomorrow, Thursday, April 28, 2011.
• Three Rivers College will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, April 27, 2011. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to volunteer at a shelter or sandbagging operation, while continuing to avoid road hazards.
• Due to widespread flooding and road closings, Three Rivers College will be CLOSED again today, Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Please visit trcc.edu for more updates, or tune in to your local radio and television stations.
• Due to widespread flooding and road closings, Three Rivers College will be CLOSED again tomorrow, Tuesday, April 26, 2011. Please visit trcc.edu for more updates, or tune in to your local radio and television stations.
• Due to inclement weather and severe flooding, Three Rivers College will be CLOSED today, Monday, April 25, 2011. Please visit trcc.edu for more updates, or tune in to your local radio and television stations.
• Be sure not to miss one of the best, most diverse high school art shows around! This exhibit will be on display until April 24th. (Work shown: "Untitled", watercolor by Makayla Cline of Doniphan High School)
• Free doughnuts in the library this morning, while they last! Come see everything the ARC has to offer.
• PBRMC Expands Board of Directors
• Library Week: Free cake in the library this afternoon, while it lasts!
• The entry to the MHAM is extra beautiful now that spring has sprung. Flanked by our newly-blossomed azalea bushes, this is a gorgeous mosaic commemorating the Lewis & Clark expedition created for us by a Missouri treasure, Paul Jackson, aws, nws.
• Free pancakes in the ARC (Rutland Library bldg.) until 10! Students, faculty and staff welcome.
• Members of S-MSTA volunteered at the Southeast region Special Olympics track meet today.
• Summer Johnston of Advance is once again headed to the National Spelling Bee, after winning the Southeast Missouri regional bee at Three Rivers College for two years in a row.
• Stay updated on local artists and happenings in our community by "liking" this new Poplar Bluff Artist's Guild page.
• There are only 2 slots available for our "Collage Portrait" class on Saturday, April 9th from 10 a.m. - noon. Call Lisa Tuttle at 686-8002 or 429-7105 to reserve a space for your 7- to 12-year-old child.
• Applications are being accepted now for Fall 2011 on-campus housing at Rivers Ridge. Call (573) 840-9106 or email housing@trcc.edu. Deadline is July 1.
• Please make plans to attend an opening reception this Sunday, April 3rd from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Eleven area schools are represented at the 11th Annual Regional High School Exhibit. The artwork is extra good this year; come support your local students!
• Don't miss "An Evening With Mark Twain" tonight at the Tinnin Center on the Three Rivers campus. It should be a great show full of humor, satire, and reflection. With tickets just $10, you won't find a better entertainment value.
• SGA is now accepting nominations for officer positions for the 2011-12 school year; applications available at the Welcome Center desk, BSC.
• We MHAM staff toured the art show at W.E. Sears Youth Center today to support the youth and staff who work so hard to support the museum. Great job, guys!!
• DEADLINE REMINDER FOR ARTISTS: The last day we can accept entries for our "Juried 26th Annual Harwell Mail-In Art Show" is April 21st. Now is a good time to gather (or create) one or two small but innovative works to send to us. Good luck, a
• This is the last week that Jill Choate's basketry will be on display. Viewing hours are noon-4 p.m. Tuesday - Friday, and from 1-4 on Saturday and Sunday.
• While you're out enjoying this beautiful afternoon, drop by the MHAM to view our bright and textural fiber exhibit!
• Due to maintenance, the Three Rivers network will be down intermittently from Tuesday, March 15th at 5:00 p.m. through Monday, March 21st at 6:00 a.m. This shutdown will include: trcc.edu, Blackboard, myTRCC and e-mail servers. If students, faculty, or s
• Technology is experiencing some issues with the Blackboard server and will be taking the server offline at 10:30 am today, Wed. March 9. The server should be back online by 10:40 am. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
• Steve and Patti Boyers of the Three Rivers Endowment Trust congratulate regional spelling bee winner Summer Johnston of Advance. The 2nd Annual Southeast Missouri Regional Spelling Bee was held at Three Rivers Community College in February, presented by
• Dr. Stephenson receives a token of appreciation from the Poplar Bluff Police Dept., represented by Capt. Don Trout and Chief Danny Whiteley.
• ("Intertwine" by Jill Choate displayed in front of "Caribbean Memories II" by Rosemary Claus-Gray.) DON'T FORGET THE OPENING RECEPTION FOR "REED AND FIBER: BEYOND THE BASICS" TOMORROW NIGHT FROM 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.
• In recognition of Dr. Seuss's birthday and "Read Across America" day, members of S-MSTA read Dr. Seuss books to first graders at Lake Road School.
• Matching pink and "purple people-eaters" in the President's Office today. They claim they didn't do it on purpose . . .
• Three Rivers College unveiled its historical marker on Dec. 14, 2010. Three Rivers Video News spoke to former faculty, staff, and students. Watch to hear their stories!
• Saturday night's men's basketball game against New Creations has been cancelled. Please visit raidersathletics.com for updated schedules.
• KFVS-12 live at 5 on our campus yesterday. Thanks to Christy Millweard for the positive story on how we're handling state budget cuts.
• KFVS-12 live at 5 on our campus yesterday. Thanks to Christy Millweard for the positive story on how we're handling state budget cuts.
• The possibility of a rodeo team is in talks, but we need big support from the community to make it happen! Read the article at trcc.edu for more info.
• There are only 2 available slots left for tomorrow morning's "Messy Masks" 3- to 5-year-old art class. Saturday's children's drawing class (for 7- to 12-year-olds) has 4 open slots. Call Lisa Tuttle at 429-7105 to reserve a spa
• Three Rivers Video News talks to students and staff at the Student Organization Fair on campus. Watch to learn more about how Three Rivers students are getting involved!
• Three Rivers College will be open tomorrow, Friday February 11.
• Due to continuing poor road conditions, Three Rivers College will be closed today, Thursday, February 10.
• Due to continuing poor road conditions, Three Rivers College will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, February 10.
• Due to inclement weather, Three Rivers College is closing for the day, Wednesday, February 9, effective immediately. Tonight’s Lady Raiders basketball game against Shawnee will be postponed. Please visit trcc.edu and raidersathletics.com for more
• (correction on the year) -- Due to inclement weather, Three Rivers will be closed today, February 7, 2011.
• Alumni registration is up and running at Please sign up and help us keep updated records of our alumni!
• The Bookstore has extended the deadline for students to use financial aid to buy textbooks and supplies through Friday 1/28/11 at 5:00 PM. Starting Monday 1/31/11 students will need cash, check, or a credit card to purchase textbooks and supplies.
• Meet Dr. Sadeghi
• The COLLEGE will be CLOSED tomorrow, Friday, January 21, 2011. Please visit trcc.edu for updates concerning additional closings, or tune in to your local radio and television stations.
• COLLEGE IS CLOSED Thursday, January 20, 2011, due to inclement weather. All classes are canceled. All offices are closed.
• Looking for a few good ART LOVERS! --- If you are a friendly person who can spare a few hours each month, the MHAM invites you to fill one of our volunteer docent positions. We always welcome reliable people (over 18, please) who work well with the publi
• Attention all writers! Submit your poetry, short story, or essay for publication in this year's "Confluence." gsnell@trcc.edu
• wouldn't it be cool if Poplar Bluff was a stop for a steam train? If you agree, vote for the Little Rock Express route at now in second place but by less than 700 votes. We can make this happen if everyone votes.
• The college will be open today for those personnel working. Staff are advised that roads south of Highway M are covered in snow and ice; Fairdealing and Doniphan also have snow and some ice patches. Please drive safe.
• Some are going to get a great job. Others are going to improve their lives and the lives of their families. Some are going to be the first in their families to graduate. Whatever your reason, the important thing is that you're going . . to colleg
• Just released: News video from Three Rivers about some of the visitors and events we've hosted on campus this fall. For more videos, check out our Video tab, our Youtube account (The TrccRaiders), or visit trcc.edu.
• The following students from Three Rivers College worked to collect, wrap, and donate Christmas presents to Haven House of Poplar Bluff: John Fuller of the Student Veterans Assoc., with daughter Addison; Stephen Leinert and Walter Ragsdale, both members
• The following students and staff from Three Rivers College worked to collect, wrap, and donate Christmas presents to Haven House of Poplar Bluff: John Fuller with daughter Addison, Patricia Dodd, Davine Conover, Walter Ragsdale, Jane Walker from Haven H
• Wednesday's finals that were canceled due to the inclement weather are being rescheduled for Friday, December 17th – same time, same location. Students should contact their instructors with any questions.
• COLLEGE IS OPEN today, Thursday Dec. 16. Please be advised that the Missouri Highway Patrol reports slick spots on some secondary roads, so please drive carefully. Information concerning the rescheduling of final exams will be forthcoming.
• COLLEGE IS CLOSED for the remainder of the day, Wednesday Dec. 15, effective immediately. Information concerning final exam rescheduling will become available when the college reopens.
• RESCHEDULING NOTICE: Due to the slick roads, the "Cutting Edge" opening reception for Matt and Courtney Dodd will be canceled for this evening. We have rescheduled it for tomorrow night (Thursday, December 16th) from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. here at
• Winners of the Academic Support Center's Writing Contest, from right to left: Back row, Raymond Shayne Gibson, Chris Martin and Stephen Leinert; Front row, Shelly Roby, Bridgett Barnhill, Kristin Little and Isabelle Cole. Not pictured: Dominique Ja
• CHILDREN'S ART CLASS UPDATE: Around 4 slots remain for this Saturday's art class. Please call Lisa Tuttle at 686-8002 to reserve a space for children aged 7-12 (there is some flexibility on this age range on a case-by-case basis). The class
• 7 students participated in the Continuing Education Holiday Floral Arrangement course, held at Three Rivers College on December 9th. Each student learned how to tie bows and got to create 3 projects. Pictured left to right with some of their masterpiec
• Did you know Devin Stephenson is a classically-trained pianist? All proceeds from his Christmas album "The Gift" will go toward a new student scholarship fund. Get your copy at the bookstore or at a ballgame. Makes a great Christmas gift!
• Voices of Lee on NBC's "The Sing Off" -- they will be here this Friday! Get your tickets now at trcc.edu/tinnin.
• Members of the Three Rivers Student Nurses' Association promote the organization at a presentation on the Nursing Practice Act, held November 29, 2010, at the college.
• Debra Funk (center) of the Missouri Board of Nursing is welcomed to Three Rivers College by Sydney Dewitt (left) and Lynn Reasons, the vice president and president, respectively, of the Three Rivers Student Nurses' Association. Funk, practice admi
• Look for "The Incredibles," showing in Spanish, at the Tinnin auditorium this Wednesday night at 7.
• Preparing for Flu Season
• Blowing off some steam at the Malden center cookout.
• Three Rivers staff and community partners signed a Memorandum of Understanding today, signifying that the popular Tax Blitz event will be held again in January and February, in cooperation with local banks and the South-Central Missouri Community Action
• Breana Bader, a Three Rivers nursing student who saved a man's life last summer, was recognized by Three Rivers and AirEvac on Tuesday, November 9.
• The Missouri Community College Association held its annual conference in St. Louis this year, where friends and faculty were honored.
• Follow Raiders athletics on Twitter with 3rsports
• ATTENTION BASKET WEAVING STUDENTS: Jill Choate's November 20th & December 4th basket weaving workshops have been canceled. If you have prepaid for your registration, please contact the museum at (573) 686-8002 to make arrangements for a refund o
• Only 4 spaces remain for this Saturday's children's art class. Students will use examples of 20th-century abstract paintings as inspiration while learning basic acrylic painting techniques. All materials are provided. The fee for this class
• ATTENTION ARTISTS: Don't miss your opportunity to register for Caleb Knodell's drawing class which will be held at MHAM on December 3rd and 4th. The $50 registration fee is due by Friday, November 19th. Call 686-8002 for details.
• Don't forget: DECA is hosting an ice cream social tonight in the Bess Center. Marketing and business students unite!
• Congrats to Aaron Douglas Smothers , who was honored with the Student Leadership Award from the Missouri Community College Association.
• Lt. Governor Peter Kinder visited Three Rivers on Thursday, September 30, to speak on changing healthcare policy in Missouri and across the U.S. Also pictured are Todd Richardson, candidate for Missouri House; and Dr. Stephenson.
• Members of the Ozark Foothills Regional Planning Commission met with Dr. Stephenson today to announce the funding approval of the Poplar Bluff Industrial Park Bypass project. Pictured from left are: Doug Libla, Mid-Continent Nail Corp.; Felicity Brady,
• Check out the new web video from Three Rivers News Services! Featuring Dr. Payne, Gary Featherston, and many of our great students. Read the full news story at: http://www.trcc.edu/newsdetail.php?ID=415
• Three Rivers received an estimated $64,000 worth of safety training equipment on Thursday, Sept. 2.
• PROVEN TECHNOLOGY IN TREATING CHRONIC SINUS INFECTIONS NOW AVAILABLE AT POPLAR BLUFF REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
• Sean Shrum is back in his studio, painting away! Don't miss your opportunity to view his exhibit this month; it is so much more impressive in person . . .
• 3 DAYS ONLY!!! Our March featured exhibit, "Tierra Suave: The Art of Sean Shrum" will end this Sunday afternoon. The MHAM weekend hours are 1-4 on Saturday and Sunday. Don't miss it!
• Looking for a few good ART LOVERS! --- If you are a friendly person with a few hours to spare each month, the MHAM invites you to fill one of our volunteer docent positions. We always welcome reliable people (over 18, please) who work well with the pu
• Happy Earth Day! Have you done anything inspirational today related to environmental awareness? MHAM staff have been cleaning hubcaps for the "Art of the Wheel" project later this summer. If you would like to participate in this exhibition t
• Attention regional photographers - amatuer and professional . . . the 23rd Annual Pictures by the People competition is coming soon. Please see the attached prospectus for a complete list of rules, or contact us with your mailing address and we will sen
• A break from hanging today's exhibit revealed a gorgeous view just outside the museum's kitchen window . . .
• The educational instructor, Lisa, is taking a poll . . . since both of the summer art camps are full or wait-listed, would there be anyone interested in enrolling their child(ren) in a class focusing on our Art of the Wheel Hubcap project? Maybe for 1 or
• Mark your calendars! There are only a few weeks left until the 17th Annual 10K/1-Mile Run & Children's Festival . . .
• Art on the Run . . .
• Attention regional photographers - amatuer and professional . . . the 23rd Annual Pictures by the People competition is coming soon. Please see the attached prospectus for a complete list of rules, or contact us with your mailing address and we will sen
• A break from hanging today's exhibit revealed a gorgeous view just outside the museum's kitchen window . . .
• The educational instructor, Lisa, is taking a poll . . . since both of the summer art camps are full or wait-listed, would there be anyone interested in enrolling their child(ren) in a class focusing on our Art of the Wheel Hubcap project? Maybe for 1 or
• Mark your calendars! There are only a few weeks left until the 17th Annual 10K/1-Mile Run & Children's Festival . . .
• Art on the Run . . .
• Sean Shrum is back in his studio, painting away! Don't miss your opportunity to view his exhibit this month; it is so much more impressive in person . . .
• 3 DAYS ONLY!!! Our March featured exhibit, "Tierra Suave: The Art of Sean Shrum" will end this Sunday afternoon. The MHAM weekend hours are 1-4 on Saturday and Sunday. Don't miss it!
• Looking for a few good ART LOVERS! --- If you are a friendly person with a few hours to spare each month, the MHAM invites you to fill one of our volunteer docent positions. We always welcome reliable people (over 18, please) who work well with the pu
• Happy Earth Day! Have you done anything inspirational today related to environmental awareness? MHAM staff have been cleaning hubcaps for the "Art of the Wheel" project later this summer. If you would like to participate in this exhibition t
• Mark your calendars! There are only a few weeks left until the 17th Annual 10K/1-Mile Run & Ch
• Art on the Run . . .
• A break from hanging today's exhibit revealed a gorgeous view just outside the museum's k
• The educational instructor, Lisa, is taking a poll . . . since both of the summer art camps are ful
• A celebration of the students and children involved with the museum . . .
• Paul Jackson will be our September/October 2010 exhibitor. We are fortunate to host the works of t
• A packed house viewed Mr. Shrum's vibrant, nature-inspired paintings.
• Sean Shrum is back in his studio, painting away! Don't miss your opportunity to view his exhi
• 3 DAYS ONLY!!! Our March featured exhibit, "Tierra Suave: The Art of Sean Shrum" will e
• Happy Spring, All! As I was setting up next month's exhibit, I couldn't resist gawking a
• Always a fun exhibit, this year's participants are overflowing with talent. Student work from
• Looking for a few good ART LOVERS! --- If you are a friendly person with a few hours to spare eac
• Attention, Artists: refuse to succumb to the stereotype! Artists don’t HAVE to be procrasti
• Happy Earth Day! Have you done anything inspirational today related to environmental awareness? M
• Attention regional photographers - amatuer and professional . . . the 23rd Annual Pictures by the P
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