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February 11
Sikeston and Scott County lead in securing funds for drainage and street repairs
Sikeston and Scott County, Missouri, have secured over $1.3 million for drainage and street repairs through the Community Development Block Grant Program. The funding aims to enhance public safety and economic growth.
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February 11
Sikeston invests in cutting-edge biometric tech to boost public safety
Sikeston City Council has approved the purchase of advanced biometric devices to enhance public safety, funded by a federal justice grant. These tools will improve real-time identification and officer efficiency.
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February 11
Leon Lamb files plea of not guilty at arraignment hearing regarding Mischelle Lawless murder
Leon Lamb pleads not guilty to the 1992 murder of Mischelle Lawless at his arraignment in Scott County. Defense files motions to dismiss armed criminal action charge and to submit evidence to ballistic database.
Nathan Gladden~Southeast Missourian
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February 10
Sixth grade January characters
Sikeston Middle School honors its sixth-grade character education students of the month for January, focusing on the theme of grit. Students recognized include Alaina Franco, Devin Ezell, and others.
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February 10
Fifth grade January characters
Sikeston Middle School honors January's fifth grade character education students for exemplifying grit. Featured students include Victoria Bowles, Chloe Ledbetter, and others, with a few not pictured.
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February 10
Construction progresses for Sikeston's upcoming dining spot
Construction advances on Sikeston's new dining venue, Yummy Buffet, set to open next to Ultimate Flooring on Main Street. Workers are making steady progress as of February 10.
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February 10
Early school enrollment in Sikeston: What parents need to know
Sikeston schools are gearing up for early enrollment and screenings for the 2025-2026 school year. Key dates include February for preschool and April for kindergarten. Learn what documents to prepare and how to register.
By Gina Curtis~Standard Democrat
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February 10
Portageville High School celebrates first-ever state Beta officer with JuJu Priggel's historic win
Portageville High School celebrates a milestone as junior Julianna "JuJu" Priggel becomes the school's first-ever state Beta officer, winning the Missouri State Beta Convention presidency.
By Gina Curtis~Standard Democrat
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February 10
Traffic stop turns into brief chase ending in arrest for Sikeston driver
A Sikeston driver, Terry Lee Kent, was arrested after a brief chase ensued from a traffic stop. The 51-year-old allegedly drove through fields and yards to evade officers, leading to a felony charge and $5,000 bond.
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February 8
Smith fights to require USPS to cover cost of late fees caused by bills getting delayed, lost in mai...
Rep. Jason Smith co-authors the Pony Up Act to make USPS cover late fees from delayed mail deliveries, aiming to hold the service accountable for its impact on rural Missourians. The bill proposes an online claim portal for affected individuals and mandates a repor...
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