Kennett News

Six children and three adults were involved in an accident occurring at the intersection of Kennett and Seventh Streets on Thursday afternoon.

Diary of a Mad Black Woman :A Kennett, Mo. Wal-Mart patron, a belligerent black woman, claims that white customers pushed her and white city cops called her racial slurs.A Most of the time, when blacks claim that a white uttered a racial slur, they're trying to cover their own asses.A Black thugs of the other gender play this card a lot, when ...

When the U.S. Army Field Band performs for the crowd on Thursday evening, 12 students from the Kennett High School band will join them in the performance of the "Chesapeake Bay March," a selection written by U.S. Army Field Band Conductor Col.

A former college student faces up to 15 years in prison for allegedly cutting the line at a Walmart, and the NAACP and ACLU have stepped in to generate support for her case.

Kennett health care officials have been given different options on the treatment of H1N1, following President Barack Obama's declaration of the illness as a National Emergency.

The American Red Cross recently hosted a training in Kennett to provide volunteers with the abilities and knowledge to respond to military calls, verify information, and translate the information to the Service to Armed Forces Center.

Two Pemiscot County men and one Pemiscot County juvenile were recently arrested following a robbery at the Kennett Walmart on Friday, Oct.

Local residents can participate in charitable giving Residents of Dunklin and Pemiscot Counties will have the chance to bring the "joy of Christmas to needy children" around the area by donating to Toys for Tots.

The Missouri Municipal League recently passed a resolution at its annual conference in support of changes to state law to allow public notices of municipalities to be posted on city government Web sites.

Two Kennett residents are each facing three felony charges following an incident involving animal abuse on Tuesday, Oct.

Governor Jay Nixon, center, recognizes LaDon Dial, left of Nixon, as the August State Employee of the Month in Jefferson City, Mo.

Noreen Hyslop photo Heather Ellis, arm-in-arm with her mother, Hester Ellis, exits the Stoddard County Justice Center Wednesday afternoon following a pre-trial hearing in a case that has gained national attention.

A Dunklin County criminal case that has gathered widespread attention and prompted action by the NAACP is now in Stoddard County court.

Walking hand in hand with her mother, Hester, 24-year old Heather Renae Ellis, trudged grim-faced into the Stoddard County Missouri Justice Center for a pre-trial hearing Wednesday afternoon.

The black team, captained by Donnie Shelton, were the winners of the Third Annual Kennett Cup.

KENNETT, Mo. - World champion duck callers will judge contests and demonstrate their techniques at this weekend's Missouri Waterfowl Festival in the Bootheel.

SEMO Little Theater to offer a haunting good time The SEMO Little Theater will be hosting a "Haunted Theater," which will feature 13 different rooms and several different characters and themes, according to member Phil Wilburn.

The Kennett and Malden license offices have been awarded through the competitive bidding process implemented by Governor Jay Nixon to ensure more adequate customer service.

A banquet is currently being organized for an administrator in the Kennett Public School system who was recently name "Principal of the Year" by the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals .

Born and raised in Kennett, MO, country singer and songwriter David Nail was drawn at first to sports, particularly baseball, but found himself dreaming of a music career too, and as time went by, he put more and more of his time and energy in the direction of music.