Farmington News

Gay Wilkinson has been a busy man since he and his anvil shooting hobby were the subject of a feature story in a recent Riverfront Times .

Steve Hartman may ask for hazard pay after this week's "Assignment America." No other object is shaped quite like it.

No other object is shaped quite like it. Unique yet ubiquitous, it was the tool upon which all other tools were made for centuries.

The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt.

Missouri GFWC Officers with the 9th District President attending the 9th District Fall Convention hosted in Kennett.

Two state legislators have proposed a solution to a fight dozens of Missouri communities face concerning millions of dollars in tax revenue.

Our feature story this week delves into the wacky world of anvil shooting . According to esteemed anvil historian Richard Postman , anvil shooting is an American tradition that's been around for almost 300 years.

Harvest is happening across the U.S., but at a slow, slow pace, according to reports to AgWeb's Crop Comments.

Eaker shoots ace at Kimbeland C.C. Jesse Eaker of Cape Girardeau carded a hole-in-one Tuesday at Kimbeland Country Club.

One of the issues on the November ballot is to build a new high school for the Pierce City School District.

Jennifer Lynn Medlin and Alex Wiley Gierse were married May 30, 2009, at Lynwood Baptist Church.

Hope Cummings, 22, watches as sister Chelsea Cummings, 11, both of Farmington Missouri comforts Sadie a quarter horse who didn't participate in the Civil War reenactment in White Hall during the Civil War Days Saturday, Oct.

Because of its location, Missouri can claim many firsts. Last month Old McKendree Chapel, one of many important historic Methodist churches, celebrated the 200th anniversary of its founding.

The deadline has passed, and all the recommendations are in. Now the waiting game begins for Cape Girardeau and five other cities eager to learn which airline will provide subsidized commercial passenger service for their communities.

The old St. Francois County jail here hasn't held a prisoner in years. But the historic building in downtown Farmington has a new name and purpose, according to the Park Hills Daily Journal .

The weather is just beginning to cool and your eyes long to see the beautiful colors that autumn in Southeast Missouri has to offer.

A self-styled cowboy from Farmington has hooked up with five other Missourians to raise money for cancer research.

An arrest or summons does not constitute a finding of guilt. An individual charged with a crime is presumed innocent unless proven guilty at criminal proceedings.

Jerrod Hull in his sprint car. To be successful in racing, it must first start with the heart.

Authorities are searching for an eastern Missouri jail inmate who was mistakenly released before his sentencing.