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Christmas through a Child's Eyes
A guitar ensemble, consisting of, in no particular order, Aaron Burke, Caleb Dunbar, and Cody Howe, perform a set of holiday-themed songs at the Holcomb Christmas Concert.
More than 80 pairs of shoes donated during Jaycee's Shoe Project
South Elemetary Special Education Secretary Jana Grisham, kneeling left, along with Jaycees' members Jerid Maddox, kneeling center, and Nick Weatherwax, kneeling right, place shoes on the feet of members of South Elementary's third-grade class as part of the Jaycees' annual Shoe Project.
Intoxicated teens threaten family with weapon, arrested by police
The Senath Police Department recently arrested two males, both charged with minor in consumption of alcohol, and one also charged with unlawful use of a weapon.
Bob Skelding adjusts the hitch on his wagon while having lunch at Bradley Distributing of Kennett on Sunday.
Supervisor explains challenges with communications system, up to $200,000 in needed repairs
Kennett Police Department Communication Supervisor, Captain Mark Goddard, along with Lance Davis, of the Kennett Fire Department, explained to the Kennett City Council on Tuesday problems with the City of Kennett communications service, along with the approximate costs of $150,000 to $200,000 to totally update and repair the system.
University of Missouri Board of Curators elects officers for 2010
Judith Gosney Haggard of Kennett, Mo., was elected to a one-year term as chair of the University of Missouri Board of Curators during the board's meeting Dec.
Agents find meth lab at Cardwell home, ends in police chase and arrest of manufacturer
A Cardwell man is being prosecuted for the attempt to manufacture a control substance and resisting arrest following a police chase through Dunklin and Greene Counties.
Senath Fire Department recognizes 30-year service by Chief, explains aspects of program
Ken Johnson and Keith Williams, both members of the Senath Volunteer Fire Department, recently made a presentation at the Senath Lions Club meeting, explaining the many services the department provides and the supplies and materials the department utilizes.
Annual Community Christmas Party a success, provides 1,800 gifts to area families in need
The Kennett Community Christmas Party once again provided Christmas gifts for needy families, serving approximately 1,800 residents of Kennett and the surrounding area.
3 injured in 2-car collision near Deering
Three area residents were injured, with one suffering from serious injuries, following a two-car collision near Deering, Mo., on Tuesday.
Fire destroys residential home
Members of the Kennett Fire Department work to extinguish a fire at 222 Williams Street on Wednesday evening.
A Kennett senior charged with making a bomb threat in school
A Kennett High School Senior faces felony charges following a report of a bomb threat at the campus earlier this month.
Student calls KHS bomb threat 'senior prank'
County prosecutor files felony charge, terrorist threat A Kennett High School Senior faces felony charges following a report of a bomb threat at the campus earlier this month.
A look at Dunklin County's 2009 Cotton Crops
Aaron Jamerson, Charles Parker, Alan Jones, and Greg Harris, all Dunklin County farmers, display their new John Deer 7760 Cotton Pickers, which are equipped with an onboard module builder and were used during the 2009 cotton harvest season.
An annual tradition: 'Christmas in Kennett'
As the residents of the City of Kennett shift into overdrive this holiday season, a familiar face has began to make its way around the area, carrying on the 17-year tradition of "Christmas in Kennett." In 1993, Kennett resident Ken Williams started his "Christmas in Kennett" project, after being approached by Kennett Cablevision to do some video ...
Trial begins in 40 year-old double murder case
By Heartland News KENNETT, Mo - Jury selection began Friday morning in a double murder case that's nearly 40 years old.
Nearly 40 years after a young couple was shot to death in Southeast Missouri, a jury convicted a suburban St.
The City of Hornersville is in the process of getting in the holiday spirit, after kicking things off with the Christmas Tree lighting ceremony on Tuesday night.
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