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Expanding quake awareness: Geocaches recently installed near New Madrid
Modern-day treasure hunting is being used to expand earthquake awareness to visitors and residents of a town nearly destroyed by one of the largest quakes ever recorded in the United States.
Protecting our families now, before the next catastrophe strikes
In the early 1800s, the most forceful earthquakes to ever hit the continental United States struck 200 miles from Nashville, in New Madrid, Mo.
Grain processing facility to open in New Madrid County
Executive Committee Chairperson Jan McElwrath, left, with the Bootheel Regional Planning and Economic Development Commission presents a plaque of appreciation to Joe Lane.
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Minor quakes on Wabash, New Madrid Faults
Parts of the region were shaken overnight as another earthquake rumbled along the Wasbah fault zone.
Helicopter landing pads added in several NMC?communities
With the help of the city of New Madrid and the New Madrid County Highway Department, the New Madrid County Health Department is once again helping to "prevent, promote and protect" the area.
Many of you already know about our annual Heartland Blood Drive that takes place each January.
Hospice volunteers complete training
Linda Hamra of Sikeston, a new VNA Hospice volunteer. Four new Visiting Nurse Association of Southeast Missouri hospice volunteers have recently completed training.
State seeks photos, video of fatal New Madrid fireworks incident
The Missouri State Fire Marshal's Office, New Madrid County Sheriff's Department, Missouri State Highway Patrol and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are continuing an investigation into ...
Governor Blunt signs bill to help port authorities
State Rep. Terry Swinger, D-Caruthersville, right, and the Pemiscot County Port Authority President Duane Michie who is also the chairman of the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission.
Fireworks accident kills firefighter
A volunteer firefighter was killed after being struck by a fireworks mortar during a city Fourth of July display along the Mississippi River.Bill Poley, 40, of Marston, Mo., was helping light fireworks Friday ...
During the winter of 1811-1812 three very large earthquakes devastated the area and were felt throughout most of the Nation.
New Madrid County has been awarded a Community Development Block Grant from the Missouri Department of Economic Development.
Cape declared disaster area for third time this year; river expected to rise
The swollen Mississippi River passed downtown Cape Girardeau Wednesday, June 18, 2008.
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Earthquake Insurance -- Is it Worth It?
Reported by: Chris Hernandez Email: hernandez@nbcactionnews.com Last Update: 10:47 pm KANSAS CITY, Mo.
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What Would Happen If Major Quake Struck Here
"Here's the place where the earthquake occurred," says Lupei Zhu, pointing to a map on the wall outside his office on the SLU campus.
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Future Earthquake Danger in Illinois?
To the surprise of many, the earthquake on April 18, 2008 , about 120 miles east of St.
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Cabela's King Kat Fishing Tournament Weekend
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Scientists explain swarm of small quakes
In less than 24 hours, a swarm of 28 small earthquakes was recorded near Ridgely, Tenn., a city 109 miles southeast of Cape Girardeau.
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Swarm of small quakes in Tennessee puzzles scientists
In less than 24 hours, a swarm of 28 small earthquakes was recorded near Ridgely, Tenn., a city 109 miles southeast of Cape Girardeau.