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Missouri's infrastructure topic of local funding summit, July 29
The future of Missouri's infrastructure will be the topic of discussion during a local Transportation Funding Summit on Tuesday, July 29.
Open House for new Senath Library is set for Wednesday
JoNell Minton, Director of Dunklin County Libraries, announced today that a dedication and open house will be hosted at the new Senath facility on Wednesday, July 23, 2008 starting at 2:00 PM.
The Annual Watermelon Festival parade at Arbyrd was a success with nearly 100 entries contradicting the city's fear of not having a parade at all.
Route 53 improvements not completed just yet
If you are a driver concerned that Route 53 between Qulin and Campbell is not as smooth after recent paving improvements as you had hoped, you are not alone.
Roads in Dunklin County reduced to one lane at two locations
Route 25 in Dunklin County will be reduced to one lane while MoDOT crews perform shoulder repairs.
Crash kills one, severely injures another
One driver was killed and another flown out by Medic One following a head-on collision on Highway 412 between Senath and Cardwell.
County bridge replaced on CR 531
Area officials meet to approve the final speculations and to open the new bridge on County Road 531, located off U.S. Highway 412, two-miles north of Senath.
Suspects in stabbing murder remain free on bond
Two individuals arrested in late January 2008 in connection with a the stabbing murder of a man on East Fifth Street in Kennett remain free on a total of $120,000 in surety bonds as they await another day in ...
Another crossover accident kills one yesterday in Missouri
The 33rd fatality for Troop E in Southeast Missouri holds a sad and familiar ring.
Kennett man stabs another with a meat fork, charged with assault
After stabbing a man with a meat fork during a robbery, Lionel Edwards, 28, of Kennett, is being held on a $75,000 cash bond.
Scott Co. v Dunklin Co. Legion
Scott County came up with a narrow 4-3 win over Dunklin County in the bottom of the seventh inning Wednesday, July 2, 2008.
A local man was recently found guilty of burglary in the second degree, in connection with a break-in that occurred in the early morning hours of Jan.
McHaney Rose Mosaic Quilt on display at Dunklin County Museum
Photo provided The McHaney Rose Mosaic Quilt, a historic and rare collectible, is on display at the Dunklin County Museum in Kennett, Mo.
Braggadocio man charged with leaving scene of a crash
A Braggadocio man has been charged with a felony offense for leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident after he lost control and overturned a 2000 International trailer truck he was driving on Highway A, ...
Dunklin County Relay for Life Committee to host wrap-up event
Resigning American Cancer Society staff partner for Dunklin County, JoBeth Scherer, right, introduces the community's new Relay for Life staff partner Britt Hinklin, left, who will be based in Sikeston, Mo.
Rural Areas Hit Hardest by High Gas Prices
Despite some of the cheapest gasoline prices in the nation, Southeast Missouri is suffering a disproportionate share of the pain of higher gasoline prices.
Dunklin County residents can rest assured that any tomato grown in the state of Missouri is safe for consumption.
Customers Complain as Sewer Prices Go Up
People in Dunklin County Public Water District #1 opened their bills this month and found a surprise.....higher bills.
Illegal alien arrested in Dunklin County for DWI pleads guilty
A Mexican citizen pled guilty June 10 to unlawful entry into the United States,according to United States Attorney Catherine L. Hanaway.
Family sues Bootheel city over 2006 murder-suicide
The city of Campbell, one of its police officers and the town's Dollar General convenience store are being sued by a Malden, Mo., family who lost their 18-year-old daughter in a murder-suicide in 2006.