Malden News

Rick Johnson, who recently received aid from the Lions Club organization for eye surgery, met several Lions Club members during a visit to St.

Nine contestants competed for the MHCA Ms. Nursing Home Pageant June 26 at the Drury Lodge in Cape Girardeau.

Police are still looking for a 25-year-old woman reported missing over the weekend by family members, said Cpl.

Friday night Malden Fire crews responded to 206 Edwards Street. After the fire was extinguished evidence showed the fire had been intentionally set.

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 Bernie Board of Aldermen approved an ordinance amending the solid waste policy of the city and also an ordinance authorizing Mayor James Tilmon to contact the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission to prepare to award a contract for a sidewalk improvement project.

Three Cape Girardeau County residents are selected as delegates to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco in July; Pauline Young and Kenneth McManaman will attend the convention as delegates for U.S. Sen.

Noreen Hyslop photo Gary Rhine, a Malden cancer survivor, is a recipient of the local 18 Fore Life Charity and has decided to repay the organization's kindness, and then some, by joining forces with the 18 Fore Life team at their June charity event.

Under a bill passed by the General Assembly Wednesday, advanced by Sen. Rob Mayer, R-Dexter, students in the school districts of Malden, Kennett, and Senath-Hornersville who missed more than two weeks of school during the snow and ice storms that pummeled southeast Missouri in January will not have to make up the usual number of school days lost ...

The Missouri Senate recently confirmed the nomination of Doyle Privett and Daren Todd, both of Kennett, to the Southeast Missouri State University Board of Regents.

The following items were released by the Cape Girardeau Police Department. Arrests do not imply guilt.

The interrogation of individuals for purchasing pseudoephedrine led to the discovery of a meth lab this week.

A Malden man is dead after a crash just before 8 o clock last night 2 miles south of Campbell.

In an effort to leave their rocky past behind, officials at Three Rivers Community College and Southeast Missouri State University signed an agreement to establish a joint bachelor's degree program in social work Friday.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency will make a $1,586,250 grant available to Dunklin County to assist with debris clean-up in Kennett, Cardwell, Hornersville, Malden, Senath, Clarkton and other areas in the county.

Although Gov. Jay Nixon's bidding process for revenue offices is in full swing, affecting offices as close as Dexter, Mo., it has yet to involve the offices at Kennett and Malden, Mo.

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.

Daughter to Orbie Paul and Stacie Renee Wagoner of Advance, Mo., Southeast Missouri Hospital, 1:17 p.m. Monday, March 9, 2009.

Agricultural producers are invited to attend an informational meeting next month to learn about new and emerging tools and techniques for on-farm nutrient management.

Daughter to Bobby Lynn and Brooke Clubbs of Jackson, Saint Francis Medical Center, 1:54 p.m. Friday, Feb.