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NAPA Farm Days
(Local News ~ 01/30/19)
There is nothing like a hot bowl of chili on a cold winter day! This is what area Farmers got to enjoy last Thursday at the Auto Tire & NAPA Parts store in Portageville. As part of their annual two day Farm Days Sale, farmers and area customers got to enjoy chili on Thursday, and a plate of fresh catfish and trimmings on Friday. ...
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A-State Announces 2018 Fall Graduation List
(State News ~ 01/30/19)
JONESBORO – Arkansas State University has released the list of students who were awarded diplomas on the undergraduate and graduate levels during the 2018 fall commencement ceremony Dec. 8 in the First National Bank Arena on campus. Graduates from seven colleges including Agriculture, Neil Griffin College of Business, Education and Behavioral Science, Engineering and Computer Science, Liberal Arts and Communication, Nursing and Health Professions, and Sciences and Mathematics, along with undergraduate studies, received doctoral, specialist, master, bachelor, and associate degrees.. ...
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Portageville Elementary announces Honor Roll
(Honor Roll ~ 01/30/19)
The following students at the Portageville Elementary School have received Honor Roll for the Second Quarter. They are: First Grade - A Honor Roll Alayna Durden Nyiah Young Hayden Conaway Harper Higgs Carson Linville Jaylen West Ethan Williams Ryley Cook...
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Calm Amidst the Storm
(Column ~ 01/30/19)
In the latter part of the eighth chapter of Matthew’s gospel, there is an account of Jesus and His disciples out on the lake when a violent storm came up. In this account, the disciples are rather startled and afraid that they will perish. In their desperation, they call on Jesus, who is sleeping in the back of the boat. ...
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This week in the House of Representatives
(Column ~ 01/30/19)
House Passes Bill to Create the Cloria Brown Memorial Highway (HB 448 & 206) The first bill passed by the Missouri House of Representatives for the 2019 session is meant to honor one of the state’s most dedicated public servants. House members gave overwhelming support this week to a bill that would name a section of road in St. ...
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American culture is at core of political scuffles
(Local News ~ 01/30/19)
Perhaps it’s simplistic to say, but the political struggle currently embroiling our nation is less about policy than it is about differing visions on America’s future. It’s easy to create a heated debate over a border wall or a plan for universal Medicare or radical climate change regulations...
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Speakout
(Opinion ~ 01/30/19)
Where did the Speakout go? There is no Speakout in my today’s paper. I’d sure like for you to bring it back. Thank you for letting me speak out. Don’t worry. Speakout is still here. We simply did not have any to run that day.
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Marston man sentenced to 10 years for possessing firearm
(Local News ~ 01/30/19)
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — A Marston, Mo., man was sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to a firearm charge. According to the United States Attorney’s Office, Terry J. Thornton, 49, was sentenced to 10 years in a federal prison after his guilty plea to being a previously convicted felon in possession of a firearm. The sentence was handed down by United States District Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr. at the federal courthouse in Cape Girardeau, Mo...
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Honor roll: Matthews, Mo. Elementary
(01/30/19)
MATTHEWS, Mo. - Students at Matthews Elementary School in Matthews were honored for their second quarter academics and attendance. Honored were: Second Quarter Honor Roll Third Grade Ethan Burnett, Peyton Goodman, Gerome Guest, Braden Harbison, Kaylen Heuring, Brendan Ivie, Jaden Malone, Miah O’Shea and Addelynn Sharp...
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Honor roll: Oran Elementary
(01/30/19)
ORAN, Mo. — Oran Elementary has announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2018-2019 school year. Third Grade Addison Campbell, Alexis Campbell, Jayden Chaney, Phoenix Collins, Emma Dennis, Keaton Goodale, Alli Graviett, Tristan Green, Jase Hahn, Andy Menz, Josie Mims, Bryson Pobst, Koby Pobst, Liam Ressel, Kierstyn Reynolds, Rowan Roberts, Landon Russell, Makaylynn Senciboy, Fletcher Shoemaker, Harper Tyra...
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Honor roll: Matthews Elementary in Sikeston
(01/30/19)
SIKESTON — Matthews Elementary in Sikeston announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2018-2019 school year. 3RD GRADE: Brooklyn Anthony, Arrielle Blissett Hall, Gracie Boardman, Braylon Bowser, Keith Branson, Andrew Britton, Jasper Brown, Ayanna Brown, Tucker Buckley, Jordan Burnett, Ella Carmack, McKenna Davis, Kaitlyn Evans, Mar’Najiah Fletcher, Lucero Flores, Faddie Flye, Tripp Foote, Trey Gibson, Noah Grimes, Drake Griswell, Noah Harper, Gabby Harrell, Zachary Haynes, Bryden Hopkins, Danielle Hunter, Jamauria Johnson, Zach Johnson, Anderson Jones, Angelina Jones, Anthony Jones, Camden Killian, Javarious Kirby, Adelin Koller, Demarcus Lee, Ben Lefler, Queenie Lin, Keston Long, Tk Love, Gabe Martinez, Paige May, Jaquan McClinton, Ky’Lee McCord, Jacob Mooney, Londyn Newton, John Nolan, De’Nyla Orr, Jada Pennington, Lily Pinnell, Ta’Nijah Price, Carter Sander, Myron Sanders, Abby Shelby, Fallon Simmons, Damiea Smith, Clay Stephenson, Jacob Tatum, Kaleb Tatum, Devarion Taylor, Bella Thatcher, Kaylee Tinnin, Mekhia Williams, Demarcus Wofford-Cotton.. ...
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Honor roll: Portageville Middle School
(01/30/19)
PORTAGEVILLE, MO. — Portageville Middle School has named its honor roll and perfect attendance students for the second quarter of 2018-2019 school year. Perfect attendance Sixth Grade: Bryleigh Adams, Veronica Birdwell, Desirae Braden, Spencer Harwell, Dontavius Jordan, Trudy Wren, Isabella Young...
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January students
(01/30/19)
Matthews Elementary in Sikeston has named its students of the month for January who were recognized for demonstrating the January character word, honesty. Pictured are: Cameron Britton, Ty Fritz, Bentley Williams, Ahmiya Johnson, Addison Pratt, Brandon Turner, Damien Smith, Kystin Thomas, KhaNileeiona Clark, Abigail Shelby, Tanner Boze, Tyler Merritt, Brenden Rutledge, Kenzi Colwick, Jada Pennington and Ayanna Brown...
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Anna Mae Stanfill
(Obituary ~ 01/30/19)
LOUISVILLE,Ky. — Anna Mae Stanfill, 85, died Jan. 24, 2019, at Louisville East Post Acute Care in Louisville. Born March 16, 1933, in Dexter, daughter of the late George and Rachel Gaines, she had had lived in Fairdealing and Dexter before moving to Louisville in 1998. She was member of the of the First Church of God in Louisville...
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