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March 13
Fake war hero exposed: The unraveling of a long con by an alleged career criminal
A career criminal allegedly posing as a decorated war hero has been arrested in Malden. William J. Clark, 52, faces felony charges for forging military documents and violating the Stolen Valor Act.
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opinion
March 13
From cotton gin to community leader: A tribute to my father's enduring impact
This tribute honors John Edmonston, a community leader who took over his family's cotton gin at 21, shaping its legacy with hard work and service. His values continue to inspire through a scholarship in his name.
News
March 13
Sneak peek: Kennett High School's 'Cinderella' dazzles at Kiwanis Club meeting
Kennett High School's 'Cinderella' preview impresses at Kiwanis Club meeting. The musical opens March 13 at the high school auditorium, with tickets available at the door or via Eventbrite.
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March 13
March 13, 2025 - Thursday: E-Edition
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March 12
Traffic incident in Kennett: Tractor-trailer load shift causes disruption at roundabout
Police responded to the incident on Wednesday afternoon, with no reported injuries.
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Sports
March 12
Abbie Johnson makes Kennett history in inaugural wrestling season
Abbie Johnson made history as the first female wrestler from Kennett to qualify for the MSHSAA State Tournament in her inaugural season.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 12
Don't miss Kennett High School's enchanting performance of Cinderella
Kennett High School presents Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, running nightly at 7 p.m. through Sunday, with a 2 p.m. matinee. Tickets are $10 for this all-ages performance.
opinion
March 12
How fasting from distractions can deepen your spiritual journey this Lent
This practice encourages Christians to focus on prayer, spiritual disciplines, and recognizing God's presence in everyday life.
News
March 12
Parkinson's Awareness Month: Empowering communities through education and support
April marks Parkinson's Disease Awareness Month, with the APDA launching a "Did You Know?" campaign to educate and empower communities. Events include exercise classes, support groups, and a major conference.
Sports
March 12
Kennett softball team aims for state championship redemption
The Kennett High School softball team seeks redemption this season after last year's runner-up finish at the state tournament.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 12
Senath community divided over new drug rehab center in former nursing home
Senath's community is divided over plans to convert the former Senath South Nursing Home into a drug rehab center. Residents expressed concerns about safety and the facility's impact on the town.
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Sports
March 12
Kennett Key Club partners with Co-ed Sports for 'Striking out Hunger' softball tournament
Kennett Key Club teamed up with Co-ed Sports for the 'Striking Out Hunger' slow-pitch softball tournament, raising funds for the Kennett Backpack Program to support local students with meals and supplies.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 12
Mayor Crafton reflects on financial turnaround and ambitious plans for Kennett's future
Mayor Jake Crafton shares insights on Kennett's financial recovery and future plans, highlighting fiscal discipline, departmental changes, and efforts to tackle city blight. He anticipates a promising 2025.
Jeffery Dorris
Sports
March 12
SEMO baseball makes a statement, smokes Evansville 17-6 behind Rocha’s 3-run shot
Powered by Mikey Rocha's three-run homer, SEMO baseball dominated Evansville 17-6 on Tuesday at Capaha Field. The Redhawks' explosive offense and strong pitching led to their third-straight win.
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March 11
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March 11
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March 11
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March 11
March 11, 2025 - Tuesday: E-Edition
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Sports
March 10
Redhawks WBB true freshman Zoe Best intends to enter transfer portal
Southeast Missouri State women's basketball standout guard Zoe Best plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal. After a stellar true freshman season, the Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year will look for a new home at the college level.
News
March 10
A symbol of service: Malden DPS flag travels with patrolman in the Middle East
Malden DPS Patrolman Dalton Williams takes the department's flag with him as he serves in the Middle East, symbolizing the city's support and connection to its deployed officers.
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Sports
March 10
High School volleyball player Angel Johnson signs to play at Rend Lake College
Clarkton's Angel Johnson signs to play volleyball at Rend Lake College.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 10
Kennett's 8th World Collectables hosts legendary Pokemon theme singer in grand opening event
Kennett's 8th World Collectables celebrated its grand opening with a special appearance by Jason Paige, the voice behind the iconic Pokemon theme. Fans enjoyed live performances and received commemorative cards.
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News
March 10
Dive into African cuisine and culture at the First Baptist Church
Experience African cuisine and culture at "A Taste of Africa" on March 15, 4-6 p.m., at First Baptist Church in Kennett. Enjoy traditional dishes, homemade beverages, and live auctions supporting Liberia. Tickets are $25.
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News
March 10
Unseasonably warm weather in Dunklin County before rain arrives
Dunklin County is set for unseasonably warm weather early this week, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s to lower 70s. Expect clear skies initially, but rain chances increase by Thursday or Friday.
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News
March 10
*UPDATE* Dunklin County crackdown: 73 illegal gambling machines seized in coordinated raid *UPDATE*
In Dunklin County, 73 illegal gambling machines were seized in a major raid involving multiple law enforcement agencies, aiming to tackle the community issues linked to these operations.
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News
March 10
Community urged to assist in finding missing Kennett youth
Kennett Police seek public help in locating missing teen Elena Juarez, last seen leaving FCC Behavioral Health Adolescent Horizons. She was wearing a black hoodie and pajama pants. Contact 573.888.4622 with info.
opinion
March 10
Curious questions: pondering the quirks of language and life
This article delves into quirky questions about language and life, pondering everything from silent letters to societal shifts. It concludes with a reflection on unity, inspired by a young cancer survivor.
Jeffery Dorris
opinion
March 10
Discover gripping new reads for every mood at Dunklin County Library this March
This March, Dunklin County Library offers a captivating selection of new novels for every mood. From family dramas to gripping crime thrillers, discover stories that will keep you hooked whatever the weather.
Sports
March 10
Cole Warehime shines as SEMO baseball splits series with Indiana State
Cole Warehime's standout performance led SEMO to split a series with Indiana State, highlighted by his 3-for-4 game with four RBIs. Sunday's win continues SEMO's strong weekend trend.
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March 9
City of Hornersville
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March 9
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March 8
City of Risco
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March 8
March 8, 2025 - Saturday: E-Edition
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News
March 7
Kennett City Council explores cost-effective health insurance options for city employees
Kennett City Council is reviewing cost-effective health insurance options for city employees, following a committee survey revealing dissatisfaction with current plans. Recommendations are expected in upcoming meetings.
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News
March 7
Experience the flavors of Africa at Calvary Love Ministries' exclusive fundraising event
Calvary Love Ministries hosts "A Taste of Africa" fundraising event on March 15 from 4-6 p.m. at First Baptist Church, Kennett. Tickets are $25, with limited seating and tables for six available.
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News
March 7
Missouri job market sees decline in January 2025 as unemployment edges higher
Missouri's job market faced a downturn in January 2025, with nonfarm payroll employment dropping by 17,200 jobs and the unemployment rate rising to 3.7%. Private industry jobs fell, while government jobs rose.
News
March 7
Luck of the Pups event aims to improve conditions for dogs in Malden pound
Organized by Headed Home in the Heartland, the event will feature a chili supper, silent auction, and more.
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News
March 7
8th World Collectables debuts with a ribbon cutting and Pokémon celebration
8th World Collectables opens in Kennett with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a special Pokémon event featuring "Gotta Catch 'Em All" singer Jason Paige. The event is free for kids under 12, $5 for others.
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News
March 7
“I'm not a politician, I'm you": Matt Norte's vision for Kennett's future
Matt Norte, a former Marine and current CASA volunteer, is running for Kennett's Ward 1 City Councilman. Norte, who moved from California, aims to revitalize the community by focusing on youth and unity.
Jeffery Dorris
News
March 7
Strength in unity: FCC team honors Danny Wheeler's fight against cancer
FCC Behavioral Health staff unite in support of colleague Danny Wheeler's cancer battle, wearing custom shirts to show solidarity and encouragement for his journey.
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March 6
Heather Beckett
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March 6
Dunklin County Public Hearing
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March 6
City of Senath
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March 6
City of Gideon
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March 6
March 6, 2025 - Thursday: E-Edition
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Sports
March 5
Photo Gallery: Risco's victory over Southland in the Class 1 District 1 Championship
Check out the photo gallery capturing Risco's triumph over Southland in the MSHSAA Class 1 District 1 Championship.
Kaelin Triggs
opinion
March 5
Finding renewal in the in-between: How to spiritually prepare for the season of Lent
Prepare spiritually for Lent's arrival, a season of renewal and reflection. Embrace this transitional time to focus on prayer, forgiveness, and reconciliation, culminating in the observance of Ash Wednesday.
Sports
March 5
Photo Gallery: Malden's first district title in four decades
Check out the photo gallery capturing Malden's historic first district title win in 40 years, showcasing the excitement and celebration of this milestone achievement.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 5
Discover Missouri's beauty: Attend the MoDNR photo contest reception at the State Museum
Join the Missouri State Museum's reception on March 20 to view winning photos from the 2024 MoDNR Photo Contest. Explore stunning images of Missouri's natural beauty, unique places, and outdoor enjoyment.
News
March 5
Governor Kehoe's Blue Shield initiative offers $10 million in grants for public safety improvements
Governor Mike Kehoe's Blue Shield initiative in Missouri offers $10 million in grants for public safety enhancements, encouraging communities to apply for recognition and funding for law enforcement improvements.
News
March 5
Miracle on Cleveland Street: How an 81-year-old found hope and a new lease on life
With the support of his wife, Phyllis, Bo Tolleson is eager to embrace new opportunities and express gratitude to his anonymous donor.
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Sports
March 5
Kennett Indians win Class 4 District 1 opener with season high performance
Kennett Indians advanced past the Class 4 District 1 opener with a 70-38 win over Saxony Lutheran, led by Alyce Edwards' 33 points.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 5
Jason Paige brings Pokemon nostalgia to life at 8th World Collectables
Known for his dynamic performances, Paige will engage fans with music and stories from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on March 8.
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March 5
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March 5
Transforming lives: Inside Freedom House's newly remodeled women's residence
Freedom House in Holcomb has expanded its women's residence to 28 beds, offering a Christ-centered program for those facing addiction and emotional challenges. The newly remodeled space includes modern amenities and aims to transform lives through discipleship and ...
Jeffery Dorris
Sports
March 5
Second-half surge lifts Lady Tigers past Malden
The Neelyville Lady Tigers overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Malden 76-58 in the Class 2 girls sectional, thanks to a dominant third quarter. They advance to face St. Vincent in the quarterfinals.
News
March 4
House fire on Clipper Street
A house fire at 204 Clipper St. in Kennett, allegedly caused by a resident falling asleep while smoking, is currently being addressed by first responders. Further updates will follow as details emerge.
News
March 4
Discover Missouri's prehistoric paddlefish: Snagging season tips and regulations
Missouri's paddlefish snagging season runs from March 15 to April 30, with specific regulations to ensure sustainable fishing. Learn about tagging projects, snagging tips, and legal guidelines for this ancient fish.
News
March 4
Missouri's water quality revealed: Key insights from the 2025 public water systems census
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has published the 2025 Annual Census of Public Water Systems, detailing the quality and characteristics of the state's 2,802 public drinking water systems.
News
March 4
Missouri hunters and anglers: Get your free 2025 regulations booklets this spring
Missouri Department of Conservation offers free 2025 hunting and fishing regulation booklets starting mid-March. Available at MDC offices and vendors, these guides cover permits, seasons, and more.
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March 4
Buffalo Township 2024 Annual Statement
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News
March 4
Kennett City Council to decide on mosquito control contract renewal
The Kennett City Council will vote on renewing a mosquito control contract with Vector Disease Control, costing $93,730 annually. The decision will impact mosquito management and city funding strategies.
Steve_Hankins
Sports
March 4
C1S1: Risco rolls over Richland for third time this season, and third Sectional crown
GIDEON – The number three was of significance for the Risco High School varsity boy’s basketball team.
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March 4
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March 3
Optometrists - Dr. Doug McKillip and Dr. Kristen Culver
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March 3
No bond for Hayti residents arrested in alarming child abuse case
Two Hayti residents, Dillan O. Hall and Kalyn Montgomery, face charges of felony child abuse or neglect and are held without bond after an investigation by Hayti Police officers and Missouri Division of Family Service personnel.
Sports
March 3
Risco Tigers beat Southland for first district title since 2019
The Risco Tigers beat Southland with a 79-40 win to claim their first district title since 2019.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 3
Missouri halts poultry events as avian influenza spreads to multiple counties
The state enforces strict biosecurity measures as cases rise, impacting commercial flocks and prompting further precautions.
Sports
March 3
Malden Green Wave ends 40-year drought with historic District Championship victory
Malden Green Wave girls basketball team clinches first District Championship in 40 years, defeating South Pemiscot Bulldogs 56-37 in a tribute to late coach Ron Riddle.
Kaelin Triggs
News
March 3
Firefighters from three towns unite for a comprehensive training session
Firefighters from Kennett, Puxico, and Campbell gathered for a joint training session hosted by the Kennett Fire Dept. and sponsored by the University of Missouri Fire and Rescue Training Institute.
News
March 3
Strong winds and thunderstorms to hit Kennett area, meteorologist warns
Meteorologist warns of strong winds and thunderstorms, with potential hail, hitting Kennett area Tuesday. Wind advisory in effect; gusts up to 50 mph expected. Cooler temperatures to follow on Wednesday.
Steve_Hankins
News
March 3
Prepare for severe weather: Tips from Kennett Fire Chief for staying safe this week
Stay safe during Severe Weather Preparedness Week with tips from KFD Chief Lance Davis. Learn about weather alerts, tornado safety, and burning regulations as the community prepares for potential severe weather.
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March 1
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March 1
Senath-Hornersville School District
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March 1
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February 28
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February 28
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February 28
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February 28
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Sports
February 28
Malden set to face South Pemiscot in chase for historic district titles
Malden's Green Wave girls basketball team eyes its first district title in 40 years, honoring late coach Ron Riddle. South Pemiscot makes first district finals appearance in 11 years.
Kaelin Triggs
News
February 28
High-speed chase in Dunklin County ends with drone-assisted arrest
A high-speed chase in Dunklin County ended with a drone-assisted arrest after a stolen vehicle was recovered. The suspect fled on foot but was located using thermal imaging and taken into custody.
News
February 28
Bestselling author on tap for next Bootheel Writers meeting
USA Today bestselling author Gail Haris will inspire local writers at the next Bootheel Writers meeting, offering insights into her diverse writing experiences. The group gathers bi-weekly at Dunklin County Library.
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Sports
February 27
Risco Tigers and Southland Rebels set for rematch in Class 1 District 1 Championship
Risco Tigers and Southland Rebels are set for a thrilling rematch in the Class 1 District 1 Championship.
Kaelin Triggs
Magazines
February 27
2025 Medical Guide
The 2025 Medical Guide by Delta Dunklin Democrat offers a comprehensive look at medical professionals, facilities, and services in Dunklin County, Missouri, featuring news, stories, and expert insights.
News
February 27
Kennett's rental inspection program: How it ensures tenant safety and property compliance
Kennett's rental inspection program, led by Code Enforcement Officers Victor Mode and Chris Skelton, ensures tenant safety and property compliance by enforcing the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code.
Sports
February 27
Class 2 wrestling roundup: Kennett senior finishes career with first state experience
Kennett senior Kevin Thompson capped his high school wrestling career with a debut at the MSHSAA Championships, winning two of three matches. Despite early challenges, he showcased resilience and determination.
E-Edition
February 27
February 27, 2025 - Thursday: E-Edition
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Sports
February 26
Class 1 wrestling roundup: Kelly freshman reflects on first state experience
Kelly freshman Gabe Finn reflects on his debut at the 2025 MSHSAA Wrestling Championships, marking a milestone as the program's first state qualifier. Despite early exits, Finn's journey sets a hopeful tone for the future.
Sports
February 26
Kennett Indians fall short against Cape Girardeau Central on Senior Night
The Kennett Indians faced a close loss against Cape Girardeau Central on Senior Night, losing 50-41.
Kaelin Triggs
News
February 26
Yearbook staff at Campbell High explores city's past through donated archives
Campbell High's Yearbook Staff delves into local history with newly donated newspaper archives from The Delta Dunklin Democrat, offering students a unique glimpse into the city's past through journalism.
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News
February 26
Rural Missouri schools face teacher shortage, Campbell R-2 takes action
Campbell R-2 School District will implement a four-day school week starting in the 2025-2026 academic year, following a recent board decision. Further updates on this development are expected.
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Sports
February 26
Jadis Jones ties OVC record with 11th Freshman of the Week honor
Lindenwood's Jadis Jones ties the Ohio Valley Conference record with his 11th Freshman of the Week honor, matching a mark set in 2002-03. His stellar performances continue to boost the Lions' season.
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February 26
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February 26
Family and police seek help in finding missing Kennett man
Kennett Police Dept. Chief Kenny Wilson said Miguel Angel Rivera, 25, has been missing from Kennett since Feb. 23. Last seen at an Arkansas convenience store, concerns grow as his disappearance is unusual.
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Sports
February 25
MSHSAA Class 2 District 1: Boys Basketball First Round Updates
Senath-Hornersville's season ends in a nail-biting 58-56 overtime loss to Neelyville in the MSHSAA Class 2 District 1 tournament opener. Meanwhile, Hayti and South Pemiscot advance.
Kaelin Triggs
News
February 25
Kennett's newest gaming hub: 8th World Collectables opens doors to all ages
8th World Collectables, a new gaming hub in Kennett, offers trading card games and events for all ages. Owner Allen Johnson, a Portland transplant, aims to revive local gaming culture with game nights and special events like a visit from Pokemon theme singer Jason ...
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Sports
February 25
Celebrating excellence: top athletes from fall sports selected for Semoball Awards
The 2025 Semoball Awards finalists have been announced, highlighting top athletes in Southeast Missouri's fall sports. Key achievements include district titles in football, state wins in volleyball, and record-breaking performances in swimming.
News
February 25
Tyson Foods faces new legal pressure as Missouri AG seeks to join farmer lawsuit
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey seeks to join a class-action lawsuit against Tyson Foods over alleged contract breaches with farmers. The case involves the controversial sale of a plant to Cal-Maine Foods.
News
February 25
Malden City Council greenlights unionization for public safety department
Ordinance No. 3298 recognizes the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers as the exclusive bargaining agent for the department's full-time employees.
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