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January 23
January 23, 2025 - Thursday: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the Thursday, January 23, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
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January 22
Dunklin County Commission
Dunklin County Commission
Sports
January 22
Southland's Kylie Walker reaches 1,000th career point
Southland's Kylie Walker scores her 1,000th career point, leading her team to a 43-9 victory over Caruthersville.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 22
Kennett School District embraces four-day weeks to tackle educator shortages and boost retention
The Kennett School District Tuesday, Jan. 21 approved a shift to a four-day school week starting in the 2025-2026 academic year to address teacher shortages and improve retention, despite mixed opinions.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 22
Kennett enforces new rental regulations to ensure basic living standards
Kennett enforces new rental regulations requiring landlords to register properties and tenants to obtain occupancy permits. Non-compliance could lead to fines, aiming to uphold basic living standards.
Sports
January 21
Holcomb golfer Gabi Harmon signs with Williams Baptist
Holcomb's Gabi Harmon signs with Williams Baptist to play collegiate golf.
Kaelin Triggs
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January 21
Kathleen Manor
Kathleen Manor
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January 21
Parma Apartments
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January 21
Sikeston Apartments
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January 21
Holcomb Schools
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January 21
Missouri Star Quilters' Guild boosts fine arts at Three Rivers College with generous donation
Missouri Star Quilters' Guild donates to Three Rivers College, enhancing fine arts education. The Guild's exhibit showcased intricate quilts, celebrating tradition and creativity.
News
January 21
Mild quake shakes Missouri's Bootheel, no damage reported
A mild 2.4 magnitude earthquake struck Missouri's Bootheel near Ozora, causing no damage or injuries. The tremor, recorded at a depth of 10 miles, was felt by residents but was relatively mild.
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News
January 21
Unexplained loud noises in Saint Louis: Experts point to rare weather phenomenon
Loud booms in Saint Louis are likely caused by "frost quakes," a rare weather phenomenon due to a sudden temperature drop. These events occur when freezing water expands underground, causing the ground to crack.
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News
January 21
Kennett residents brace for chilly temperatures before weekend rain arrives
Kennett residents prepare for a cold snap with temperatures in the teens and single-digit wind chills, but a warming trend is expected mid-week. Rain is predicted to arrive late Saturday into Monday.
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January 21
Malden Housing Authority
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January 21
January 21, 2025 - Tuesday: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the Tuesday, January 21, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
News
January 21
Dunklin County leaders convene for public and executive sessions on community affairs
Dunklin County leaders gather on Jan. 23 for a public meeting to address bills, abatements, and local issues, followed by a closed executive session to discuss personnel and legal matters.
Steve_Hankins
opinion
January 21
Exercise, the fountain of youth
Exercise is key to healthy aging, combating obesity, and preventing chronic illnesses. Staying active can improve physical and mental well-being, making your golden years truly vibrant.
News
January 21
Kennett City Council's agenda: Key contracts and airport agreements under review
Kennett City Council to review key contracts and airport agreements, including a Vector Disease Control contract and airport management lease, at tonight's meeting. Public attendance is encouraged.
Steve_Hankins
Obituaries
January 20
Edwin Franklin "Buddy" Eakins
Edwin Franklin "Buddy" Eakins, a cherished family man and classic car enthusiast from Hillsboro, Missouri, passed away at 81. He leaves behind his son, grandsons, and a legacy of love and dedication.
News
January 20
Friends reunite with Missouri's political elite at Governor Kehoe's inauguration ball
Friends reunited with Missouri's political elite at Governor Mike Kehoe's inauguration ball. The event was a mix of political networking and socializing, highlighted by casual chats with state legislators and amusing moments on the dance floor.
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News
January 20
From church service to inaugural balls: How Trump plans to spend his inauguration
Donald Trump's Inauguration Day on Jan. 20, 2025, includes a church service, swearing-in at the Capitol, a farewell to Biden, a parade, and three inaugural balls, concluding with a National Prayer Service.
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News
January 20
Patriot Pen winners celebrated at VFW Post 5443 recognition dinner
VFW Post 5443 in Kennett hosted a recognition dinner for Patriot Pen winners. Alayna Biggs took first place, followed by Nicole Beaver in second, and Julie Tran in third for their essays.
features
January 20
Local dealership fuels Kennett High School's Backpack program with $5,000 contribution
Glen Sain Chevrolet-GMC dealership has donated $5,000 to Kennett High School's Backpack program, supporting food resources for students in need.
features
January 20
Small steps, big impact: How to make lasting health changes in 2024
Experts suggest small, sustainable changes like increased movement, better nutrition, adequate sleep, and social connections for lasting positive impact.
Obituaries
January 20
Donna 'Donia' Moody
Donna 'Donia' Moody, aged 74, passed away on January 17, 2025. Survived by her husband, children, grandchildren, and siblings, she will be remembered at a service in Kennett, Missouri on January 20.
Entertainment
January 20
Experience the magic of Billy Joel and Elton John
Enjoy Piano Men, timeless hits performed by award-winner Jim Witter and his band on January 30.
News
January 20
Cast your vote for Kennett's best: Chamber of Commerce awards now open
The Kennett Chamber of Commerce is accepting nominations for its annual awards, including Business, Volunteer, Service Club, and Educator of the Year. Submit your picks by February 28 for the March banquet.
E-Edition
January 18
January 18 2025 - Saturday: E-Edition
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opinion
January 18
Tiptoe Through the Tulips
Tiptoe Through the Tulips" and other 1929 classics enter the public domain, allowing free use and adaptation without royalties. Discover the timeless works now available to inspire new creations.
opinion
January 18
God in Schools
This article reflects on the role of faith in education, highlighting how Christian educators can subtly integrate their beliefs in public schools while respecting constitutional boundaries.
features
January 17
Missouri farmers market program returns in 2025: What you need to know
The Missouri Senior & WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program returns in 2025 from May 1 to Oct. 31. New farmers must complete a training video, while 2024 participants can renew with the MDA team.
News
January 17
Fatal head-on collision claims life of Dexter man in tragic County Road 413 crash
A Dexter man, 27, died in a head-on crash on County Road 413, Missouri. His Nissan crossed the center line, hitting a Dodge driven by a Bloomfield woman, who was seriously injured and airlifted for treatment.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 17
Cross-state chase ends in arrest of Missouri man with extensive criminal record
A Kennett man with a long criminal history was arrested in Arkansas after a cross-state chase. Joel Hancock, 50, faces multiple felony charges, including firearm possession and theft, following the pursuit.
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Sports
January 17
Kennett Indians sweep Tri-Match
Kennett Indians dominate Tri-Match with decisive victories over Valley View and Dexter.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 17
Dunklin County Prosecutor files charges against a veterinarian, posing as a veterinarian
Dunklin County Prosecutor Nicholas Jain files burglary, stealing and animal abuse charges in connection to a bizarre incident at Kennett.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 17
Missouri deer harvest drops 15% as late season and bumper acorn crop impact numbers
Missouri's 2024-2025 deer harvest dropped 15% to 276,262 due to a late firearms season and abundant acorn crop. MDC reports shifts in deer movement affected harvest totals, especially in forested areas.
News
January 17
Oklahoma man sentenced to 10 years for possession of machine gun and meth in Dunklin County
An Oklahoma man, Darius R. Clark, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for possessing a machine gun and meth in Dunklin County. Arrested in 2022, Clark faces additional charges in Oklahoma.
News
January 17
Southeast Missouri State University honors MLK Day with inspiring celebration and keynote by Zaki Al...
Southeast Missouri State University commemorates MLK Day with a celebration featuring keynote speaker Zaki Ali, a social justice advocate and SEMO alumnus. The event highlights King's enduring legacy and impact.
features
January 17
Learn the essentials of starting and sustaining a farmers market with MU Extension's February webina...
Join MU Extension's February webinar series to learn the essentials of starting and sustaining a farmers market. Gain insights from experts and market managers on rules, partnerships, and resources.
features
January 17
Wine your way: How Missouri is redefining wine enjoyment for everyone
The Missouri Wine and Grape Board has launched "Wine Your Way," a campaign featuring a Palate Profile tool to personalize wine choices for Missourians, aiming to make wine discovery more accessible and boost local wine tourism.
News
January 17
Young entrepreneurs: How Girl Scouts supported a cat rescue with handmade crafts
Girl Scout Troop 70071, composed of 3rd graders from Kennett, raised $700 for Trail of Tails cat rescue by selling handmade crafts. Their Project Pawsome initiative highlights young entrepreneurship.
Obituaries
January 17
Bonnie Sue Damron
Bonnie Sue Damron, born March 20, 1948, in Arkansas, passed away on January 15, 2025, at 76. She is survived by her daughter, three grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held on January 18.
Obituaries
January 17
Ronald "Ron Poe" Dale Poe
Ronald "Ron Poe" Dale Poe, a beloved Kennett resident and dedicated employee of Parker-Hannifan and Kennett High School, passed away at 60. He leaves behind his wife, Ronda, two children, and three grandchildren.
opinion
January 17
New DDD Website Debuts
The Delta Dunklin Democrat launches a revamped website to enhance user experience and community engagement. The new platform offers easy access to local news and stories, reflecting the paper's commitment to Dunklin County.
Jeffery Dorris
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January 17
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January 16
DeWitt Auction
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Sports
January 16
Holcomb extends home win streak with victory over Campbell
Holcomb Hornets continue their home dominance with a 67-52 win over Campbell, marking their third consecutive home victory.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 16
Kennett man appears in court for alleged matricide: No bond granted
A Kennett man, Tommy Joe Lloyd, accused of fatally shooting his mother on New Year's Eve, appeared in court where his bond request was denied. Charged with multiple felonies, Lloyd remains in custody.
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News
January 16
Brace for a bone-chilling week in Kennett: Dry weather and freezing temperatures ahead
Kennett braces for a frigid week as dry weather and freezing temperatures loom. Expect a brief rain spell Friday night, followed by a sharp temperature drop, with lows hitting 12°F and wind chills in single digits.
News
January 16
Kennett sees financial boost from local marijuana tax revenue
Kennett, Missouri, benefits from more than $27,000 in local marijuana tax revenue, thanks to a 3% tax on recreational MJ sales. This financial boost emphasizes the positive impact of legalized cannabis on city funds.
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News
January 16
Honoring heroes: The Wake Foundation's mission to support veterans through unforgettable experiences
The Wake Foundation, led by Purple Heart recipient Robert "Bob" Wake, is dedicated to supporting veterans through enriching experiences.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 16
Arbyrd City Council approves major street project bid and navigates financial challenges
Arbyrd City Council approves a $317,063 street project bid, addressing financial challenges and infrastructure needs. Updates include insurance claims, grant prospects, and essential city maintenance issues.
Jeffery Dorris
E-Edition
January 16
January 16, 2025 - Thursday: E-Edition
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January 16
Semo Water District
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January 15
Dexter home destroyed: Police uncover makeshift stove as two face multiple charges
Two people face charges after allegedly starting a fire that destroyed a Dexter home. Police found a makeshift stove used for warmth in the unoccupied house, leading to multiple charges against the suspects.
Sports
January 15
Senath-Hornersville Lions blow past Malden with three-point barrage
Senath-Hornersville Lions beat Malden 72-42 with a barrage of three-pointers.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 15
Mail n' More: a one-stop destination for all your shipping and office needs
Mail n' More at Kennett and the original Dexter location offers comprehensive shipping services with UPS, FedEx, and USPS, plus office solutions like printing and notary services. Owned by the McKay family, it combines convenience and community support.
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News
January 15
How Helping Hand is feeding Dunklin County's seniors and families in crisis
Helping Hand, a food pantry at Kennett, Mo., supports Dunklin County seniors and families in crisis through its monthly Senior Food Box program and TEFAP. Recognized for its positive impact, the pantry continues to grow.
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E-Edition
January 14
January 14, 2025 - Tuesday: E-Edition
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News
January 14
Happy Holidays
Residents of Kennett's Miles Richardson subdivision have adorned the city's welcoming sign with a festive Christmas theme on Missouri 25, spreading holiday cheer near Three Eagles Distributing.
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Sports
January 14
Halle Jamerson joins Senath-Hornersville's 1,000-point club
Halle Jamerson joins Senath-Hornersville's 1,000-point club, scoring 25 points in a game against Malden.
Kaelin Triggs
opinion
January 14
Understanding biblical authority: The Lord’s Supper and its weekly significance
This article delves into the biblical authority for the weekly observance of the Lord's Supper, examining direct commands, apostolic examples, and necessary conclusions from scripture.
Sports
January 14
Senath State Bank triumphs in first-ever Kennett Co-Ed softball league championship
Senath State Bank clinched the first Kennett Co-Ed Softball League Championship with an 18-3 victory over 'Next in Line'.
Kaelin Triggs
News
January 14
Kennett board discusses financial gains and future projects amidst enrollment challenges
The board discusses future projects, including security upgrades and renovations, and approves several key appointments.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 14
Kennett Fire Dept. publishes 2024 totals
Kennett Fire Department's 2024 report reveals responses to 46 structure fires, 745 medical calls, and 56 collisions. They conducted 332 inspections and hosted CPR and advanced life support classes for 133 students.
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News
January 14
Teen survives shooting in Kennett, police investigate motive and charges
A 19-year-old in Kennett, Mo., survives a shooting and returns home after treatment. Police investigate the motive, with a 16-year-old suspect facing potential adult charges. The incident followed an alleged argument.
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opinion
January 13
The Truth Works: Why Few Enter The Narrow Way
Few find the narrow path to salvation due to false teachings, misunderstandings, prejudice, worldly distractions, and procrastination. The Bible offers guidance for those seeking the truth.
News
January 13
Lt. Gov. Kehoe champions Missouri-made products during Buy Missouri Week
Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe announces Buy Missouri Week from Oct. 12-19, promoting state-made products to boost local businesses and the economy.
features
January 13
Senath Parade filled with wonder and lights!
Senath's annual Christmas Parade dazzled residents as the rain cleared just in time for the event. The parade, rescheduled to 7 p.m., featured a festive display of lights and community spirit.
Obituaries
January 13
Donald Wayne Shelton
Donald Wayne Shelton, born in 1935, passed away on December 7, 2024. A devoted family man and faithful Christian, he worked at Emerson Electric for 35 years and continued to serve others in retirement.
features
January 13
Senath to hold Christmas Parade
Senath's Christmas Parade returns this Saturday, led by Yenifer Sanchez. Despite initial cancellation, community efforts have revived the event with floats, activities, and a Santa Meet and Greet.
Jeffery Dorris
features
January 13
Dunklin County Library Gift to Readers
Dunklin County Library offers a holiday treat for Libby users: four novels with no waiting, available through January 15, 2025. Enjoy festive reads like "Hot Cocoa Hearts" and "The Christmas Bookshop.
opinion
January 13
From the Stacks: Spirited Novels
Cozy up with a warm drink and dive into festive novels this December. From Sophie Kinsella's humorous "Christmas Shopaholic" to Joanne Fluke's intriguing "Christmas Caramel Murder," there's a tale for every holiday mood.
features
January 13
Making Spirits Bright
The women of Shelton Park Place adorned Kennett's welcoming sign near Highway 412 on Nov. 23, adding festive cheer to the area.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 13
$51,000 Winning Lottery Ticket Sold in Dunklin County
A Missouri Lottery player in Dunklin County wins half of a $102,000 Show Me Cash jackpot with a $51,000 prize. The winning ticket, sold at Parr Family Pawn, matched all five numbers in the Dec. 23 drawing.
News
January 13
Dunklin E-911 announces totals
Dunklin County's E-911 department announces total numbers for the 2024 calendar year.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 13
KFD publishes 2024 totals
KENNETT, Mo. - The fire department (KFD) here publishes its totals for the year 2024.
Steve_Hankins
News
January 13
NWS Memphis: Warming trend, then not so much
KENNETT, Mo. - A National Weather Service meteorologist forecasts warmer weather for the upcoming work week.
Steve_Hankins
E-Edition
January 11
January 11, 2025 - Saturday: E-Edition
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News
January 10
Officer Mark Anthony Goddard laid to rest
Officer Mark Anthony Goddard, a dedicated dispatcher for nearly 50 years in Kennett, MO, was honored at a heartfelt funeral service. His passing leaves a profound impact on the community he served.
Steve_Hankins
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January 9
Delta Dunklin Democrat
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January 9
City of Malden - Dept. of Public Safety
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January 9
Clarkton C-4 School District
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January 9
City of Malden - Board of Public Works
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January 9
City of Malden
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January 9
City of Kennett Housing Authority
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News
January 9
Ray warns of scams
Danny Ray, Branch Retail Manager at Southern Bank, warns about common scams targeting relationships and text messaging. He highlights the dangers of impulsive decisions and advises caution with QR codes and card readers.
Jeffery Dorris
Obituaries
January 9
Billie Jean Pelts
Billie Jean Pelts March 19, 1936 - January 8, 2025
E-Edition
January 9
January 9, 2025 - Thursday: E-Edition
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News
January 8
Happy New Year from NHC Kennett
NHC Healthcare Kennett residents celebrated New Year's 2025 with a lively pizza party, featuring desserts, drinks, and entertainment by award-winning singer Jeff Dorris, who performed hits from the 50s and 60s.
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