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Police employee sentenced in child pornography case
A former Campbell, Mo., Police Department dispatcher was recently sentenced to four years in the Missouri Department of Corrections on charges of possession of child pornography.
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District offers MELL Summer School Program for area migrant students
A four-week program at the Senath-Hornersville School District recently finished its first week, helping migrant students with their understanding of math and communication arts.
Former police dispatcher pleads guilty to chid porn charges
A former Campbell, Mo., police dispatcher is heading to prison after pleading guilty to more than a dozen counts of possession of child pornography.
Southeast Missouri State University using stimulus dollars to start accelerated nursing program
Carol Shelton of Jackson, left, Matthew Moses of Campbell, Mo., Michele Tanz of Cape Girardeau and Andy Garner of Cape Girardeau practice giving physicals Tuesday during an advanced physical assessment class for nurse practitioners in the new examination rooms in Crisp Hall at Southeast Missouri State University.
Hearing scheduled for woman facing infant murder charges
Joanna Faucett, a 24-year-old Campbell, Mo., woman charged with the second-degree murder of her infant daughter, appeared in court on Tuesday, June 23, with a hearing scheduled for July 22, 2009.
Dunklin County Library receives $39,680 in grant money
Funds will support addition of 16 Early Literacy Stations The Dunklin County Library will soon be offering additional Early Literacy Stations at various branches throughout the organization, made possible through a grant administered by the Missouri State Library division.
Local Summer Food Service program a success in first week
Editor's note: Part one of a two part-series. After a week of operation, the Summer Food Service Program continues to go strong, providing nutritious meals for area youth and eligible disabled.
Newborn screening bill advances through general assembly
The Brady Alan Cunningham Newborn Screening Act is advancing through Missouri General Assembly, becoming one step closer to becoming law.
Winds from Friday's storm wreaked havoc in area
Bud Sharrock drove around his property in northern Bollinger County on Friday assessing the damage to his fences, tractors and three barns.
A Malden man is dead after a crash last night south of Campbell...
A Malden man is dead after a crash just before 8 o clock last night 2 miles south of Campbell.
Infant death trial begins: 24-year-old Campbell mother faces murder...
Infant death trial begins: 24-year-old Campbell mother faces murder charges in death of one-month-old baby Tuesday, May 5, 2009 George Anderson Joanna Faucett A Campbell, Mo., woman charged with second-degree murder will appear in court today, after being arrested on Wednesday in the death of her one-month-old infant.
Mother charged in death of infant; police say child was strangled
A 24-year-old southeast Missouri woman faces second-degree murder charges in the death of her 1-month-old daughter.
Woman charged in death of 1 month old
A region eight woman is charged with murder in the second degree in the death of her baby.
Campbell, Mo., parents seek more newborn tests after son dies from rare disease
Dustin and Jessy Cunningham feed their son Brady through a tube in his stomach March 19 in Campbell, Mo.
No kidding: Stevie's Steakburger restaurant on Broadway to reopen April Fool's Day
Stevie's Steakburger, which had closed for the winter months, is reopening Wednesday, owner Steve Majeed said.
In road work local drivers should watch out for in the coming week, two area crossovers will be closed for a week and a third closed permanently.
Stores Caught Selling Alcohol To Underage Customers
Everyone knows people under 21 aren't allowed to drink. That, logically, means you're not allowed to sell alcohol to anyone under the age of 21 either.
Two incumbents, two challengers seek two Carthage R-9 board posts
CARTHAGE, Mo. - For the second time in recent years, the only races that Carthage voters will decide are positions for the Carthage R-9 School Board.
11-month-old Campbell boy fights for life, parents fight for change
An 11-month-old boy has a rare, terminal disease. Dustin and Jessy Cunningham of Campbell, Missouri say they found out too late to save their son.
Oak Ridge voters will go to the polls in a special election tomorrow to decide the fate of a proposed $350,000 bond issue to finance construction of an addition to the high school; the addition would include ...
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