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March 21
Community voices concerns over potential quarry at Scott County public meeting
Scott County residents voiced concerns at a public meeting over a potential silica sand quarry, urging the county commission to address health risks linked to crystalline silica dust. A new health ordinance was discussed, aiming to regulate mining activities and pr...
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March 21
Picking up the pieces: How a small town's spirit and kindness shine amid the wreckage of Harmony Hil...
Amid the devastation in Harmony Hills, community spirit thrives as local high school cheerleaders, church members, and businesses rally to support residents. Survivors share stories of resilience and survival.
Joe McGraw
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March 21
CORNMAN Poplar Bluff schools to reopen March 31, nearly 800 students impacted in some way by tornado
Poplar Bluff schools will reopen on March 31 after a tornado impacted nearly 800 students. The delay allows for debris clearance, classroom relocation, and infrastructure repairs to ensure safety.
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March 21
Morehouse man jailed after knife-wielding confrontation outside woman's home
A Morehouse man, James Andrew McMillen, 46, faces charges after a knife-wielding incident outside a woman's home in New Madrid, Mo. McMillen is held on a $75,000 bond with a court date set for March 27.
Standard Democrat
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March 21
Sikeston man charged with assault after alleged stick attack in neighbor's yard
A Sikeston man, Justin Turner, 44, faces charges of felony assault, armed criminal action, and trespassing after allegedly attacking a neighbor with a stick in their yard. Turner remains in custody.
Standard Democrat
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March 21
Sikeston embraces transparency with new city council meeting livestreams
Sikeston has begun livestreaming city council meetings to boost transparency and public involvement. Available on Facebook and YouTube, the initiative has already averaged 6,000 views per session.
By Gina Curtis~Standard Democrat
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March 21
Poplar Bluff School District's uphill battle: Tornado recovery and the quest for normalcy
The Poplar Bluff School District is grappling with tornado recovery as it seeks to restore normalcy. Damaged facilities have prompted temporary relocations for students, while repairs and logistical challenges delay reopening. The district emphasizes the pressure t...
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March 20
Missouri waives environmental rules for faster storm cleanup
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has issued an executive order to speed up storm cleanup by temporarily waiving certain environmental regulations. This includes easing rules on waste disposal and burning vegetation.
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March 20
Quick response saves Sikeston elementary from major fire damage
A quick response from Sikeston's Department of Public Safety prevented major fire damage at Wing Elementary after an HVAC unit caught fire. Cleanup is underway, and the school plans to reopen after spring break.
By Gina Curtis~Standard Democrat
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March 20
Fire departments battle blazes across counties, urging residents to avoid outdoor burning
Fire departments across multiple counties have battled numerous fires since Wednesday, urging residents to avoid outdoor burning. Despite no red flag warning, strong winds and dry conditions are causing concern.
Donna Farley
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