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February 8
February 8, 2025 - Saturday: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the Saturday, February 8, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
Sports
February 8
Kaelin's Corner: Celebrating National Girls and Women in Sports Week
Celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Week by recognizing the strides female athletes and coaches have made, inspired by pioneers like Flo Hyman.
Kaelin Triggs
features
February 7
Photo Gallery: Southland High School 2025 Homecoming
Check out the highlights from Southland High School's 2025 Homecoming, featuring the Homecoming Court Queen Cayson McCallister.
Kaelin Triggs
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February 7
Freeborn Township Annual Statement
Freeborn Township Annual Statement
Sports
February 7
Southland survives Chargers for a Homecoming victory
Southland Rebels secured a 67-61 Homecoming victory over Delta C-7 Chargers, overcoming a third-quarter deficit.
Kaelin Triggs
News
February 7
Aspiring writers find community and inspiration at Bootheel Writers' growing meetings
The Bootheel Writers' meetings in Kennett, Mo., are drawing more local talent, providing a supportive community for writers of all levels. The group meets bi-monthly to share resources and peer-review work.
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Sports
February 7
Rob Martin scores 27 to leas SEMO Over Morehead State on the road
Rob Martin's 27-point effort propels Southeast Missouri State to an 80-51 victory over Morehead State, securing the Redhawks' top spot in the Ohio Valley Conference.
Sports
February 7
SEMO’s struggles continue: Redhawks WBB fall to Morehead State for 10th consecutive loss
SEMO's losing streak hits 10 as Redhawks fall to Morehead State 63-57. Despite strong performances from Best and McCully, SEMO remains at the bottom of the Ohio Valley Conference standings.
Sports
February 6
COLUMN: May SEMO’s diamond dynasty continue
SEMO's baseball team eyes another OVC crown in 2025, fueled by a strong roster and past successes. With key players returning and new talent joining, can they maintain their diamond dynasty?
News
February 6
Kennett council considers rental compliance and supports police equipment upgrade
Kennett City Council approves funds for police vests and mosquito control contract amid rising costs. Discussions also covered rental compliance enforcement, city employee insurance, and traffic grants.
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News
February 6
Wrongful conviction overturned, but is the right man now on trial for Lawless's murder?
Leon Lamb faces trial for the 1992 murder of Mischelle Lawless after waiving extradition to Missouri. Previously, Josh Kezer was wrongfully convicted and exonerated. Is Lamb the right suspect this time?
News
February 6
Dexter School District under scrutiny: Parents allege inappropriate search of student
Dexter School District faces allegations of an inappropriate student search, sparking outrage among parents. A police report has been filed, and the incident is under investigation, raising concerns of retaliation.
E-Edition
February 6
February 6, 2025 - Thursday: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the Thursday, February 6, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
Sports
February 5
Redhawks add new quarterback, reload with FBS transfers in 2025 signing class
SEMO Redhawks bolster 2025 roster with 37 new recruits, including standout QB Jax Leatherwood. Key FBS transfers strengthen the lineup as they aim for a strong season with six home games.
Obituaries
February 5
Nancy Ann Stokes
Nancy Ann Stokes, born January 3, 1949, in Parma, MO, passed away on February 4, 2025, at 76. A devoted member of the Church of Christ, she is survived by her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Sports
February 5
Gideon and Holcomb take center stage at 'The Forum'
High school teams Gideon Bulldogs and Holcomb Hornets played at the FedEx Forum before the NBA Grizzlies-Spurs game.
Kaelin Triggs
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February 5
DeWitt Farm Machinery Open Consignment Auction
DeWitt Farm Machinery Open Consignment Auction
Sports
February 5
2025 Bootheel Conference Tournament Update
Catch up on the 2025 Bootheel Conference Tournament highlights as Portageville and Malden girls, along with Campbell and Caruthersville boys, advance to the finals.
Kaelin Triggs
News
February 5
Dunklin County prepares for trial of Kennett man accused of setting fire to his home while roommates...
The trial follows an extended mental health evaluation.
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Sports
February 5
Kolton Johnson shatters school record as Notre Dame crushes Malden
Kolton Johnson breaks Notre Dame's single-game scoring record with 36 points, including 10 three-pointers, as the Bulldogs dominate Malden 63-30, snapping their four-game losing streak.
News
February 4
How a brutal crime and an attorney's action put a meth-fueled felon behind bars for life
Dunklin County Asst. Prosecutor Ryan Dicus describes it as the most violent non-fatal case he's encountered.
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features
February 4
Photo Gallery: Kennett High School 2025 Court Warming Court
Photo Gallery of Kennett's Courtwarming Court, featuring this year's queen, Jayla Ellis, and her escort Kaleb Taylor.
Kaelin Triggs
News
February 4
Jury swiftly delivers 102-year sentence for Missouri man after police standoff
A Pemiscot County jury quickly sentenced Kenneth Canday after a violent crime spree, including a brutal assault and an eight-hour police standoff.
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February 4
Northside M.B. Church
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February 4
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February 4
February 4, 2025 - Tuesday: E-Edition
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News
February 3
Kennett landlords challenge city's inspection program, citing financial and ethical concerns
Kennett landlords are contesting the city's housing inspection program, citing misleading implementation, financial burdens, and ethical concerns. They argue it unfairly impacts landlords and renters, raising costs and targeting low-income communities.
News
February 3
Kennett city council to tackle mosquito control and insurance policies in upcoming meeting
Key topics include a contract with Vector Disease Control and a review of the city's health insurance policy.
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Sports
February 3
Dyson Watson's 40-point performance leads Kennett to victory over Malden
Dyson Watson's 40-point game led Kennett to a 72-51 win over Malden, highlighted by a late-game dunk.
Kaelin Triggs
News
February 3
Missed the first meeting? Don't worry, The Bootheel Writers welcome you this Thursday
Missed the first meeting of The Bootheel Writers? Join them this Thursday at 4 p.m. at Dunklin County Library, Kennett. Connect with fellow writers and get insights from authors John and Carol Fisher.
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opinion
February 3
Discover the transformative power of faith through the Holy Spirit's guidance
John Calvin's writings reveal the Holy Spirit's role in transforming believers, emphasizing faith as a divine gift beyond human understanding. This reflection connects Calvin's insights with this week's Gospel reading.
News
February 3
Plea agreement leads to eight-year prison term for Kennett man in child exploitation case
A Kennett man received an eight-year prison sentence after a plea agreement in a child pornography case. Matthew Tyler Hammond was found with a 73-second video and more than 100 illicit images following a state investigation.
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Sports
February 3
Photo Gallery: Clarkton charges help secure a conference win over Southland
Clarkton Reindeers secured a nail-biting 54-51 victory over Southland Rebels, thanks to strategic charges and a strong second-half comeback.
opinion
February 1
February Releases
February brings a captivating lineup of book releases, from modern retellings of Robin Hood to tales of love and espionage. Discover new adventures, historical insights, and heartwarming stories this month.
Obituaries
February 1
Floyd C.M. Smith
Floyd C.M. Smith, beloved family man and retired Emerson Electric employee, passed away at 89. A dedicated church member and jokester, he leaves behind a legacy of laughter and love. Services on February 1st.
opinion
February 1
A gentle push
When life's challenges give a gentle nudge, unexpected moments can inspire change. Jeff Dorris shares how a stranger's comment led him to swap snack cakes for healthier choices and revisit old resolutions.
Jeffery Dorris
E-Edition
February 1
February 1, 2025 - Saturday: E-Edition
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News
January 31
Empowering landowners: Missouri's guide to effective stream management
Missouri's Department of Natural Resources, in collaboration with the Missouri Farm Bureau, has launched an online guide to help landowners manage streams effectively, addressing issues like erosion and gravel accumulation.
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News
January 31
Discover the natural world through the lens of Brian Alworth at Three Rivers College
Three Rivers College's Tinnin Center Art Gallery features a photography exhibit by KFVS meteorologist Brian Alworth, showcasing the natural world's beauty with minimal digital enhancement. Open until Feb. 23.
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News
January 31
Poplar Bluff man sentenced to 30 years for exploiting minor with disability
A Poplar Bluff man received a 30-year sentence for sexually exploiting a minor with a disability. Jason R. Hicks-Simpson, 46, was convicted of recording his abuse, with evidence found on his phone.
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January 31
Arkansas State University Agribusiness Conference
Arkansas State University Agribusiness Conference
News
January 30
Dunklin County embezzlement scandal: Korey and Jennifer Adams accused of stealing more than $150,000
Korey and Jennifer Adams face court proceedings for allegedly embezzling more than $150,000 from the Dunklin County Sewer District. Accused of multiple felony counts, they are free on bond as courtroom drama continues.
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News
January 30
Missouri attorney general takes on China in landmark COVID-19 lawsuit
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey concludes a landmark trial against China, seeking $25 billion in damages for COVID-19 impacts. The court appears inclined to favor Missouri as China remains unresponsive.
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News
January 30
Missouri woman involved in Capitol riot receives 10-year sentence for fatal DWI crash
Emily Elyse Hernandez, previously charged in the Capitol riot, receives a 10-year prison sentence for a fatal DWI crash in Missouri. She pleaded guilty to causing the death of Victoria Wilson in 2022.
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News
January 30
Kennett emergency teams brave elements to assist residents from morning blaze
Kennett emergency teams tackled challenging weather to assist residents during a house fire near Walnut and Ninth Streets, responding promptly at about 8:30 a.m. on January 30.
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News
January 30
Historic Malden scoreboards up for grabs: submit your bid now
Malden, Mo. is auctioning two historic scoreboards, measuring 9'x5' and 15'x5'. Submit sealed bids to the Malden Schools Administration Office by 3 p.m. on Feb 17 for a chance to own a piece of local history.
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Obituaries
January 30
Larry Dee McCarley
Larry Dee McCarley, a devoted family man and church member, passed away at 79. He is survived by his wife Judy, two sons, and three grandchildren. Services will be held on January 29, 2025, in Malden, MO.
Obituaries
January 30
George J. Moore
George J. Moore, WWII veteran and long-time member of Malden United Pentecostal Church, passed away at 97. He is survived by his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Services are set for January 30-31.
Obituaries
January 30
Norma Jean Cecil
Norma Jean Cecil, born in 1945 in St. Louis, MO, passed away at 79. A dedicated member of Faith Lutheran Church, she is survived by her son, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Memorials are suggested to her church.
Obituaries
January 30
R.A. “Rick” Pearson
Funeral services for R.A. "Rick" Pearson, 89, of Campbell, will be held Saturday at 10 A.M. at Landess Funeral Chapel. Visitation is Friday at 4 P.M. Online condolences are welcome.
E-Edition
January 30
January 30, 2025 - Thursday, E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the Thursday, January 30, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital edition.
Sports
January 29
Clarkton Reindeer hold off Holcomb's late surge
Clarkton Reindeer secure a 78-53 victory over Holcomb Hornets despite a late comeback attempt.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 29
"A Taste of Africa" brings unique flavors and a mission to Kennett
Experience the vibrant flavors of Africa at "A Taste of Africa" on Saturday, March 15, at Kennett. This unique event supports Calvary Love Ministries in Liberia and features traditional African cuisine along with live auctions.
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Sports
January 29
Kennett upsets hobbled Mules
The Kennett Indians capitalized on injuries to defeat Poplar Bluff 72-65. Despite Brendan Durden's 20 points, the Mules struggled without key player Sammy Durden, who was sidelined with an injury.
Sports
January 29
Kennett sophomore Alyce Edwards honored for 1,000 career points
Kennett sophomore Alyce Edwards celebrated for reaching 1,000 career points in just her second season.
Kaelin Triggs
Sports
January 28
Campbell Camels spoiled Holcomb's Homecoming with 40-point victory.
The Campbell Camels beat the Holcomb Hornets with an 85-45 win, spoiling Holcomb's Winter Homecoming.
Kaelin Triggs
Magazines
January 28
2025 Business Card Directory
Explore the Business Card Directory special publication produced by the Delta Dunklin Democrat -- News, Stories, Ads and Articles. Discover a curated collection of ads and articles related to local businesses in and around Dunklin County.
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January 28
Gibson's Quick Lube
Gibson's Quick Lube
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January 28
Delta Dunklin Democrat
Delta Dunklin Democrat
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January 28
Century Casino (Caruthersville)
Century Casino (Caruthersville)
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January 28
Black River Tech College
Black River Tech College
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January 28
Delta New Hope
Delta New Hope
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January 28
84 West Motel
84 West Motel
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January 28
Blakemore Cotton and Grain
Blakemore Cotton and Grain
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January 28
Baker Implement Co (Kennett)
Baker Implement Co (Kennett)
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January 28
Baker, Welman & Brown
Baker, Welman & Brown
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January 28
Bryan Blackshare, DDS
Bryan Blackshare, DDS
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January 28
Dunklin County Health
Dunklin County Health
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January 28
Family Counseling Service
Family Counseling Service
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January 28
Farmer's Union Gin
Farmer's Union Gin
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January 28
Glen Sain Motors
Glen Sain Motors
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January 28
The Home Place
The Home Place
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January 28
Jackson Hewitt Tax
Jackson Hewitt Tax
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January 28
Kennett Hearing Aid Center
Kennett Hearing Aid Center
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January 28
Kennett Housing Authority
Kennett Housing Authority
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January 28
Kennett Veterinary Clinic
Kennett Veterinary Clinic
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January 28
John's Pancakes & Waffles
John's Waffles & Pancake House
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January 28
McDonald's (Kennett)
McDonald's (Kennett)
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January 28
National HealthCare
National HealthCare
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January 28
Farm Credit Southeast
Farm Credit Southeast
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January 28
Ronnie Williams
Ronnie Williams
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January 28
Senath State Bank
Senath State Bank
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January 28
Williams Auctioneer Service
Williams Auctioneer Service
Sports
January 28
Notre Dame Bulldogs ends losing streak with win over Kennett
Notre Dame Bulldogs snap a four-game losing streak with a decisive 71-54 victory over Kennett Indians, thanks to standout performances by seniors Olivia Wagoner and Elizabeth Barnette.
Kaelin Triggs
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January 28
BPS Telephone Company
BPS Telephone Company
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January 28
Kennett Trust Bank
Kennett Trust Bank
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January 28
Gideon Care Center
Gideon Care Center
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January 28
Ron Huber Accounting
Ron Huber Accounting
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January 28
Semo Health Network
Semo Health Network
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January 28
Bootheel Sales & Service
Bootheel Sales & Service
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January 28
Lisa Reyonolds Insurance
Lisa Reyonolds Insurance
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January 28
Senath Housing
Senath Housing
News
January 28
Kennett cracks down on unregistered rental properties with new enforcement measures
Property owners face fines of up to $1,000 for non-compliance, aiming to ensure safety and accountability.
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Sports
January 27
Sikeston's bench powers Bulldogs to 95-52 win over Kennett
Sikeston Bulldogs beat Kennett 95-52 with a bench-driven performance, securing their 14th double-digit win of the season.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 27
Flags to fly at half-staff for dedicated firefighter William Nix
A dedicated volunteer, Nix died in a tragic fire engine accident while serving his community.
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E-Edition
January 27
January 28, 2025 - Tuesday: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the Tuesday, January 28, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
News
January 27
Join the 3rd annual Salute to Ag Dinner for a night of food, fun, and farming insights
Tickets support the Three Rivers Aggies Club and are available online.
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News
January 27
Dunklin County Sewer District oversight and city safety goals on Malden council agenda
The Malden City Council will discuss continuing Reorganized Dunklin County Sewer District No. 1 oversight, city safety goals, and various ordinance updates at the meeting on Jan. 27. Key topics include energy agreements and community center contracts.
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News
January 27
Governor Mike Kehoe to outline 2025 priorities in State of the State Address
The address is streamed live from the Missouri Capitol on Facebook and mo.gov/live.
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News
January 27
Missouri man sentenced to 8 years for White House attack attempt with Nazi flag
A Chesterfield man was sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to attack the White House with a rented truck in 2023. He aimed to overthrow the U.S. government using Nazi ideology.
News
January 27
Missouri prison nursery program aims to transform lives and reduce recidivism
Set to open months ahead of schedule, it hopes to reduce recidivism rates.
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E-Edition
January 25
January 25, 2025 - Saturday: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the Saturday, January 25, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
opinion
January 25
School Daze
Kennett adopts a four-day school week, sparking debate on its impact. Historically, varied school schedules existed, with modern shifts driven by budget cuts and teacher retention. Is it the right choice?
Jeffery Dorris
opinion
January 25
New choices
Discover captivating new reads at Dunklin County Library, including "The Mirror" by Nora Roberts, Robin Cook's medical thriller "Bellevue," Ian Rankin's gripping John Rebus novel, and Jayne Ann Krentz's "Shattering Dawn.
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January 24
Jim Bollinger
Jim Bollinger
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January 24
Marmaduke Schools (Asst. Bookkeeper)
Marmaduke Schools (Asst. Bookkeeper)
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January 24
Marmaduke Schools (Science Teacher)
Marmaduke Schools (Science Teacher)
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January 24
Delta C-7 Schools
Delta C-7 Schools
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January 24
Gideon Schools
Gideon Schools
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January 24
City of Senath
City of Senath
Sports
January 24
Southland honors senior athletes at double-header against Marmaduke
Southland High School celebrated its senior athletes during a basketball double-header against Marmaduke. Despite losing both games, the event highlighted the achievements and memories of the senior players.
Kaelin Triggs
Obituaries
January 24
Omer Gaskins
Omer Gaskins, a dedicated pharmacist and WWII veteran, passed away at 98, leaving behind a legacy of family values and community service. His life was celebrated with a funeral on January 24, 2025.
Obituaries
January 24
Ada Louise (Hinson) McHaney
Ada Louise McHaney, 98, a dedicated community leader and philanthropist, passed away in Kennett, Missouri. Known for her service and commitment, she leaves behind a legacy of love and community involvement.
News
January 24
Governor Kehoe orders tribute for 9/11 hero Larry Duncan with half-staff flags
Governor Mike Kehoe orders flags at half-staff to honor 9/11 hero Larry Duncan, a firefighter who served at Ground Zero and succumbed to 9/11-related cancer. Duncan's funeral is on January 26, 2025.
Sports
January 23
BREAKING: Kennett welcomes back Joel Wyatt as head football coach
Joel Wyatt returns to Kennett as head football coach, aiming to revive the program he once led to historic success.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 23
Campbell R-II Schools consider four-day weeks amid teacher shortage crisis
Campbell R-II Schools are considering a shift to a four-day school week amid a teacher shortage crisis. The board will vote on the proposal in February, following community discussions and concerns.
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News
January 23
Unlock your creative potential at the Bootheel Writers' first gathering with acclaimed authors John ...
Join the Bootheel Writers' inaugural meeting at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 23, at the Dunklin County Library at Kennett. Gain insights and inspiration from experienced writers. Register now!
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News
January 23
Governor Kehoe's new executive orders aim for ethical and efficient governance
Governor Kehoe signs three executive orders to boost government efficiency and ethics in Missouri. The orders focus on enhancing oversight, establishing a code of conduct, and improving stakeholder engagement.
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