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Grow Your Own program awards three more students (4/27/24)The Grow Your Own program began in May 2022. It is a program that provides financial assistance to selected students. Superintendent Dr. Chris Wilson stated, “ The district was fortunate enough to be able to partner with the Educational Foundation and select a senior who can receive a very nice scholarship.”...
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MDMC Opens Primary Care Clinic in Malden (4/29/24)
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Kennett 2024 Prom Court (4/29/24)
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Palma Academy focuses on childhood behavior analysis (4/25/24)Diagnosing and treating mental and physical health has become paramount to a vibrant lifestyle since COVID ravaged the world four years ago. The Palma Academy of Learning in Kennett has opened its doors and provides behavioral analysis services for children with autism, Down syndrome and other behavioral issues...
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Waynes embark on a missionary trip to Liberia (4/27/24)Former mayor, Dr. Chancellor Wayne and wife Melissa, along with other members of the Ely Baptist Church, and the Black River Baptist Association recently completed a missionary trip to the western African nation of Liberia. Dr. Wayne reflected on the trip and the experience of participating on these Christian excursions...
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Dority murder trial continues in Blytheville (4/26/24)The first degree murder trial of the State verses Malik Dority began in Mississippi County Circuit Court Monday with Judge Scott Ellington presiding. Maleke (aka Malik) Dority, 27, of Blytheville is charged with the Jan. 17, 2023 shooting death of Dandre Whitfield, 25, also of Blytheville...
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Kay Collier kicks off Dist. 150 campaign (4/30/24)KENNETT, Mo. - A city resident tossed her hat in the political ring with hopes of representing the Bootheel at the State House. Kay Collier kicked off her campaign for Dist. 150 State Representative Saturday at Kennett’s Sweet Mayhem. A third-generation Missourian, Collier was born into a middle-class family at Saint Louis and raised at Kennett...
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Missing dog found in Sikeston - over 200 miles from home; Owner’s other dog is still missing (4/26/24)SIKESTON — After being apart for three months, Bree Keeran was reunited with her dog, Roxy, in Sikeston on April 13. But that is only part of the story. On Jan. 15, near Springfield, Missouri, Keeran took Roxy and her other dog, Dante, for a walk. Both are purebred Catahoula Leopards, and each wore e-collars to keep them close to the home. However, during the walk, the dogs were let off the e-collars and Keeran said they did not get them back on and both Roxy and Dante were missing...
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Ribbon cutting held for Pem-Dunk Co-op’s new location (5/1/24)
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Child Abuse Awareness (4/27/24)Who could ever harm a child? The thought is unimaginable. Yet it happens frequently, and in some cases by parents and family members. Child abuse is defined as subjecting a child to harm (whether physical, emotional, or sexual) through ill-treatment, neglect, or deprivation...
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