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Several guilty pleas accepted on Law Day
The recent law day at the Stoddard County Justice Center saw a number of cases plead guilty and several prison sentences handed down as well.
Yesterday | Daily Statesman
Stoddard County cotton down, similar to national trend
Local agronomist David Guethle says cotton production in the county is down this year, similar to the trend in other cotton growing states.
Bascom to see trial after 2 1/2 years
A Poplar Buff attorney arrested for selling prescription drugs in Stoddard County in December 2006 now has a trial date.
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt.
Lessons learned; Homeland Security Drill held in Dexter
Noreen Hyslop Photo Dexter Fire Chief Al Banken served as Information officer for the HAZMAT event, with Jackson Bostic, environmental specialist with the DNR on hand to help direct and coordinate activities.
Sixth meth lab busted in six weeks in Stoddard County
The Stoddard County Sheriff's Department reported the seizure of yet another methamphetamine lab in Stoddard County.
Heat, rain blamed for highway `blowups' in SE Mo.
Heavy rain followed by intense heat is being blamed for small explosions of pavement on southeast Missouri highways.
Heat causing 'explosions' on county roadways
The sudden surge in temperatures accompanied by more than normal rainfall in the past few weeks has led to a an outbreak of "blow-ups" on highways in Stoddard County that have kept Missouri Department of Transportation employees working around the clock.
The Stoddard County 911 Services Board of Directors approved the hiring of Mindy Razor of Dexter as a temporary employee with the salary to be paid by funds from the federal Economic Recovery Act at their regular meeting Thursday.
Numerous distribution arrests in court
Division two court in Stoddard County had a busy Thursday. Judge John Spielman of Dunklin County presided over court for the day because Judge Joe Satterfield was away.
Kimberly Renee Davis and Jeremy Aloysious Walter were married Feb. 13, 2009, at the Stoddard County Courthouse in Bloomfield, Mo.
Soggy weather pushes back farmers' planting schedules
Recent soggy weather has set farmers two to four weeks behind their planting schedule, creating some hurdles for farmers to jump through.
Six hurt in Stoddard County weekend accidents
Four Bloomfield residents sustained moderate injuries in a Friday night wreck on Route AD, two miles north of Dexter, and two Dexter teens were also hurt in another wreck Sunday afternoon on Highway 25, two miles north of Bernie, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
Cape Girardeau man pleads guilty to dogfighting charges
One of the men accused in an October 2007 dogfighting case, Jessie D. Short, has pleaded guilty in a courtroom in Cape Girardeau County.
SE Missouri farmers deal with soggy crops
In a normal year, farmer Mike Bell of Bloomfield, Mo., would have already planted 2,000 acres of corn on his farmland.
Missouri only state that can't track 911 calls from cell phones
If you're like most people, you would probably call 911 if you were in need. But if you call from a cell phone, in Missouri, there's a chance you might not get that help fast enough.
Police: man held girlfriend at knife point
Ricky Counts KFVS12 on Facebook Tornado, strong winds cause damage in S. Illinois Stoddard County bust highlights need for drug investigator Police: man held girlfriend at knife point A Benton man has ben charged with multiple offences after he allegedly held his girlfriend at knife point and attempted to flee from officers.
Bust nets 10 pounds of pot; 4 jailed
Upon searching a rural Bloomfield residence Friday, police found this package containing 10 pounds of processed pot that had been mailed from a Texas address.
Stoddard County bust highlights need for drug investigator
Some folks in Stoddard County are thanking their commissioners following a big drug bust.
Sewer project contracts awarded
The Board of Trustees of the Stoddard County Common Sewer District #1 awarded the contracts for construction of a sewer collection system and a treatment system to the lowest bidders at their meeting June 2. The board received seven bids on the collection system and awarded the contract to R.L. Persons Construction, Inc.