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St. Francois County Sheriff's Office Responds to Animal Neglect Call

St. Francois County Sheriff's Office Responds to Animal Neglect Call

A 39-year-old man was taken into custody by the St. Francois County Sheriff's Office on Monday, foll...
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Culpepper & Merriweather Circus Comes to Farmington This Weekend with Advance Ticket Discounts

Culpepper & Merriweather Circus Comes to Farmington This Weekend with Advance Ticket Discounts

St. Francois County Rotary Club officials will present the Culpepper Merriweather Circus this weeken...
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Old Greenville Rendezvous Postponed Due to High Water, Rescheduled for September

Old Greenville Rendezvous Postponed Due to High Water, Rescheduled for September

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in partnership with the East Wayne County Chamber of Commerce has ...
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Farmington Leases Sewer Camera Van to Park Hills

Farmington Leases Sewer Camera Van to Park Hills

Farmington officials are leasing the city's sewer camera van to the City of Park Hills as they mobil...
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Fair Housing Vouchers in High Demand Across Southeast Missouri

Fair Housing Vouchers in High Demand Across Southeast Missouri

April is National Fair Housing Month and the East Missouri Action Agency administers the program for...
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Washington County Chamber's In Bloom Flower Festival

Washington County Chamber's In Bloom Flower Festival

The Washington County Chamber of Commerce Mother's Day In Bloom Flower Festival takes place May 10, ...
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Spring Clean Up in the Arcadia Valley

Spring Clean Up in the Arcadia Valley

The Spring Clean Up for the Arcadia Valley will be held this Saturday...
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MAC Agriculture Program Launches this Fall

MAC Agriculture Program Launches this Fall

The new Agricultural program from Mineral Area College begins this fall...
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Two Men Charged in Jefferson County Wire Theft Case

Two Men Charged in Jefferson County Wire Theft Case

Two men are facing felony charges for allegedly stealing telecommunications wire from an AT&T site i...
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Farmington Officials Swears in New Leaders

Farmington Officials Swear in New Leaders

The City of Farmington has a new Mayor after a swearing in ceremony was held to put the mayor and co...
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Missouri News

Missouri Senate Approves GOP-Backed Redistricting Plan

Missouri Senate Approves GOP-Backed Redistricting Plan

Missouri has become the second state in the nation to pass a redistricting ...
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MoDOT Director Blasts Driver Behavior in Work Zones

MoDOT Director Blasts Driver Behavior in Work Zones

Missouri Department of Transportation Director Ed Hassinger called driver b...
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Missouri Launches Child Care Works Program to Support Families and Businesses

Missouri Launches Child Care Works Program to Support Families and Businesses

Missouri is rolling out a new program to help families with the rising cost...
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Missouri Leaders React to Shooting Death of Charlie Kirk

Missouri Leaders React to Shooting Death of Charlie Kirk

Missouri lawmakers are speaking out following the shooting death of conserv...
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Second Extra Session Gets Underway with Missouri Senate

Second Extra Session Gets Underway with Missouri Senate

The Missouri Senate’s role in the Second Extra Session of the 103rd General...
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