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Irene Elizabeth Carr, 87, of Oran passed away Friday, Nov. 6, 2009, at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau.
Flags to fly at half-staff Nov. 6-12 to honor Malden soldier
Gov. Jay Nixon has ordered that the U.S. and Missouri flags on all state buildings in Dunklin County be flown at half-staff from Nov.
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt.
Fort Drum soldier from Missouri dies in German hospital from non-combat related injuries
Fort Drum officials say a 10th Mountain Division soldier from Missouri has died in a German hospital from non-combat related injuries.
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.
TRCC looking to expand Sikeston campus
Three Rivers Community College is looking to expand its Sikeston center -- but first, it needs to find a new, bigger location.
Kennett, Malden License Office contracts awarded
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.
Training conference sheds light on drug and family court proceedings
Anyone entering the Malden Community Center late Wednesday afternoon may have been taken aback at the overpowering sweet smell of "weed" -- marijuana.
Presenters and organizers of the Child Abuse and Neglect Conference, held Wednesday in Malden, represented all facets of the successful collaboration betwen the Family Drug Court, Juvenile Office and Children's Division.
The Malden Chamber of Commerce invites everyone to a day of good food and fun on Saturday, Oct.
Jury awards Mo. man $35,000 over traffic stop
A federal jury has awarded $35,000 to a southeast Missouri man after ruling that two police officers violated his civil rights during a traffic stop in 2006.
Southeast Missouri man awarded damages in police abuse case
A federal jury in Cape Girardeau awarded $35,000 in damages to a Holcomb man who they found had his civil rights violated by two Dunklin County officers during a 2006 traffic stop.
Southeast's Family Weekend ...
The performance will focus on Southeast's musical theatre program, with Southeast students performing vocal numbers from their fall musical production, 'Little Shop of Horrors,' and other class pieces.
Both men charged in stun gun case appear in court
Two individuals being charged with using a stun gun on minor children appeared in court on Friday, Sept.11, with preliminary hearings being scheduled for both parties.
Future appearances set for suspects charged in Westside Package store robbery
Two of the three individuals charged with robbing the Westside Package Store on Aug.
The exhibit will be on display at the museum in Malden from October 3 through January 10 .
The City of Malden will host a lighting ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 3, to celebrate the completion of the city's downtown renovation project.
Lemonds Memorial Scholarship helps 13 with furthering their education
Thirteen individuals were chosen as recipients for the 2009-2010 Lemonds Scholarship, which was established in 1986 to honor Homer and Dolah Lemonds for service and association work in the Black River Baptist Association.
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt.
Two men charged with using Taser on children
Two men have been charged with child abuse and assault after allegedly using a Taser on a minor, the Daily Dunklin Democrat reports.