Senath News

Missouri Conservation Department officer, Eric Heuring, aids a child in selecting shoes as a part of the Karing for Kids program in which officials from the surrounding area recently participated.

A former Dunklin County resident, who published two books that contain Christian poems and is working towards having three more published, talks about the origin of her poem "Christmas Isn't What It Used To Be." Judy Knox, of Dyersburg, Tenn., moved to Senath, Mo., in approximately 1954 and lived there until she was 18-years-old. Knox noted that ...

The Senath Police Department recently arrested two males, both charged with minor in consumption of alcohol, and one also charged with unlawful use of a weapon.

A Cardwell man is being prosecuted for the attempt to manufacture a control substance and resisting arrest following a police chase through Dunklin and Greene Counties.

Ken Johnson and Keith Williams, both members of the Senath Volunteer Fire Department, recently made a presentation at the Senath Lions Club meeting, explaining the many services the department provides and the supplies and materials the department utilizes.

Kennett Police Department Communication Supervisor, Captain Mark Goddard, along with Lance Davis, of the Kennett Fire Department, explained to the Kennett City Council on Tuesday problems with the City of Kennett communications service, along with the approximate costs of $150,000 to $200,000 to totally update and repair the system.

The Kennett Community Christmas Party once again provided Christmas gifts for needy families, serving approximately 1,800 residents of Kennett and the surrounding area.

Legacy Hospice, Inc., Community Educator, Waynetta Rodgers and Volunteer/Bereavement Coordinator, Tanya Jenkins, presented misconceptions on who services can be provided for and when they can be provided to the Senath City Council during the council meeting on Monday.

The 6th Annual Senath Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Senath Women's Club, currently includes approximately 50 entrants with seven of the entrants being floats.

'We're cotton farmers. We've been in the cotton business over four decades and plan to stay in it.' Charles Parker must love growing cotton as much as anyone in the Cotton Belt.

The City of Hornersville is in the process of getting in the holiday spirit, after kicking things off with the Christmas Tree lighting ceremony on Tuesday night.

Three cotton modules belonging to Bill Anderson were set on fire Sunday night on County Road 516 between Kennett and Senath.

The City of Senath recently lost a well-known resident who became highly decorated while serving his country during World War II, as Alvie Woodrow Wilcox passed away on Thursday, Nov.

The Senath Fire Department responds to an accident on N Highway on Friday afternoon where a truck lost control and overturned catching fire.

The City of Senath will be decorating 17 poles on Commercial Street with Christmas lights and using banners to decorate the remainder of the poles throughout town in celebration of the holidays.

Crittendon died of wounds he sustained during a gun battle that occurred less than two hours before his resignation as a Cape Girardeau officer would have become effective.

So, pit bulls. Born vicious? Or simply made vicious by douchebag owners? Or are pit bulls no more "vicious" than other breeds? Earlier this week in Senath, Missouri , the city council debated a proposed ordinance to ban pit bulls within city limits, or so reports The Daily Dunklin Democrat .

The Senath Women's Club will be hosting its annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk for a Cure on October 10, in Williamson Park.

Two Senath police officers recently joined 9 individuals throughout Missouri who attended the second installment of a homicide crime scene investigation course hosted by the Director of Training for the Saline County Criminal Justice Training Center , Jim Simmerman.

The subject of this week's post was not going to be about Breed Specific Legislature.