Senath News

Wireless company begins installation of new tower near Senath A 200-foot cell tower is being constructed one mile South of Senath, Mo., on Highway C by AT&T wireless.. According to the owner of the land, who asked to remain anonymous, a realtor for AT&T contacted her in August of 2008.

Several Missouri cities will be receiving a total of $50 million in back taxes from AT&T including Kennett, Holcomb, Senath, and Cardwell, due to the settlement on the AT&T landlines lawsuit that dealt with the revenue base of the local gross receipts tax on telephone companies.

The Army Corps of Engineers inspection of levees have become more serious following the flooding caused during Hurricane Katrina. Due to this, the corps is working to remove trees within 15 feet of the levee, including levees in Dunklin County.

Prior to the closing of the 2008-2009 school year, the Missouri State Highway Patrol conducted its annual school bus inspection at schools across the state.

The Senath Lions Club hosted its 9th annual Variety Show themed "Beach Party" at 7 p.m., on Saturday, June 6, in the Hornbeck Auditorium at the Senath-Hornersville High School.

The Muscular Dystrophy Association will be hosting a Kennett Lock-Up Party to benefit the organization beginning at 11 a.m., on Thursday, June 11, at the Kennett County Club Magnolia room.

Prior to the Senath City Council meeting on Monday, June 8, a special public hearing was held in which Joe Wheeler, of Kennett, approached the council, requesting a variance and conditional use permit following the denial of his request for a zoning certificate on a property in the city.

Hope they can get this worked out.They are trying to go this done.

Due to the amount of rain during the spring months, Dunklin County farmers are behind schedule according to maturity dates.

The Senath Lions Club will be hosting its 2009 Variety Show at 7 p.m., on Saturday, June 6, in the Hornbeck Auditorium at the Senath-Hornersville High School.

RThe variey show was a big success. The talent was some of the best they have ever had. Thank you to the Lions Club for all that you do.

On Wednesday morning Senath police responded to a stabbing at 601 West Commercial Street in Senath.

Senath's class of 2009 got more than just a dream senior trip. First off another passenger suffered a heart attack and had to be airlifted from the ship,next their cruise ship came upon an over turned sail boat and could not find any survivors and then the tragedy of the senior from another school that was on their ship jumped overboard after his girlfriend broke it off with him this is the tragic story our seniors had to come back and tell.

Forty-seven former students bid farewell to classmates moving into their adult lives on Thursday as Senath-Hornersville High School hosted the 2009 commencement ceremony.

On Wednesday, an elementary student at Senath-Hornersville Elementary brought a gun to school.

Five KHS students were recently honored for their Gold Award projects earned through the Girl Scouts of America program.

SENATH, Mo. -- The Senath Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 106 Thrasher on Friday, April 24.

Senath-Hornersville High School recently hosted its 23rd Annual Art Show. Alesa Lea, Senath-Hornersville High School Art Teacher, has hosted the event since 1986.

No injuries were reported following a structure fire at Senath on Wednesday, April 22.

The city of Senath held an executive meeting on Thursday, April 16, following the regular council meeting on Tuesday.

The city of Senath swore in newly elected officials at a meeting on Tuesday. The sworn in included Mayor, Joe Lane, City Marshall, Omar Karnes, and North Ward Alderman, Ray Ivy.