Cardwell News

Pemsicot-Dunklin Electric Cooperative General Manager, Charles Crawford, attended the Cardwell City Council meeting on Thursday discussing rates and services with the council members.

Several Missouri cities will be receiving a total of $50 million in back taxes from AT&T including Kennett, Holcomb, Senath, and Cardwell, due to the settlement on the AT&T landlines lawsuit that dealt with the revenue base of the local gross receipts tax on telephone companies.

The Army Corps of Engineers inspection of levees have become more serious following the flooding caused during Hurricane Katrina.

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.

The City of Cardwell's electricity bill for the street lights alone has increased 56 percent since changing over from Ameren UE to Pemiscot Dunklin Electric Coop.

U.S. Rep. Jo Ann Emerson today announced that the Federal Emergency Management Agency will make a $1,586,250 grant to Dunklin County to assist with debris clean-up in Kennett, Cardwell, Hornersville, Malden, Senath, Clarkton and other areas in the county.

The unopposed and re-elected incumbents, Mayor John Prince, North Ward Alderman Wanda Lee, and South Ward Alderman Jack Sparks, were sworn in during the Cardwell City Council meeting on Tuesday.

A Vietnam veteran was recently honored for his service during the war, receiving medals that "he so gallantly deserved," according to another local Vietnam veteran, Randy Morgan.

The 2009 Municipal Election votes were tallied on Tuesday night, giving the anticipated results to all of the campaigning officials.

Several of the Kennett, Hornersville, Arbyrd, and Cardwell city officials are running unopposed in the upcoming April elections.

Residents of Dunklin County will have the opportunity to protect their dogs and their families on Saturday by taking part in Dunklin County Rabies Vaccination Clinics.

The city announced at a council meeting on Thursday that the general fund is down from last year's comparison, due to not collecting as many taxes, and Buffalo Township not giving its annual $3,400 for ...

CARDWELL, Mo. - A man has been arrested on suspicion of robbing the Focus Bank in Cardwell, Mo., on Friday afternoon, according to Dunklin County Sheriff Bob Holder.

Representatives from local organizations gathered at the First Presbyterian Church's Activity Center on Wednesday morning to discuss services they could potentially provide to area residents as part of a ...

Daughter to Richard Earl and Jessica Lynne Sanders Jr. of Advance, Mo., Southeast Missouri Hospital, 5:07 p.m. Thursday, Feb.

As much as people want to think that Dunklin County officials are unequipped and unable to handle situations, I believe that the officials went above and beyond in their effort to handle the disaster that ...

The city council of Cardwell, Mo., voted to take part in a county-wide clean up.

Thousands of homes across northeast Arkansas are still without power but progress is slowly being made; however, small towns in southeast Missouri are wondering if they'll be forgotten.

Following the recent ice storm that caused power outages in towns all around Dunklin County, some local residents are seeing the light while others are remain stuck in the dark.

FEMA representative Bill Kirk speaks to the city and county officials at a meeting held on Wednesday at the Slicer Street Church of Christ.