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Jan. 14
Dexter home destroyed: Police uncover makeshift stove as two face multiple charges
Two arrested after a makeshift stove caused a fire that destroyed a Dexter home. Tony Love and Kyla Forister face charges, including property damage and trespassing, after staying in the vacant house.
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January 14
Harviell man arrested after stabbing incident
A Harviell man, Joshua Scowden, 40, was arrested after allegedly stabbing one person and assaulting another during a domestic dispute. The victims sustained serious injuries and charges have been filed.
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January 13
Dexter High School FFA members shine at Greenhand Motivational Conference
Dexter High School's FFA members excelled at the Greenhand Motivational Conference, with eight officers securing third place in the Ritual Contest. Over 4,500 first-year FFA members attended statewide events.
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January 14
Highway 114 in Stoddard County reduced for bridge maintenance
Highway 114 in Stoddard County will be reduced to one lane on Jan. 16 for bridge maintenance by the Missouri Department of Transportation, affecting the stretch from Route 60 to County Road 787.
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January 14
Three Rivers College honors alumnus Robbie Myers with Alumni Star Award
Three Rivers College honors alumnus Robbie Myers with the prestigious Alumni Star Award for his dedication to public service and leadership. The award ceremony will take place during the Alumni Reunion on Feb. 1.
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January 9
Joint county investigation leads to arrest in $40,000 property theft case
A joint investigation by Butler and Stoddard counties resulted in the arrest of Jeremy A. Hicks for stealing over $40,000 in property, including a John Deere tractor and camping trailer. Hicks faces multiple felony charges.
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January 13
Mingo refuge closes for aerial hog control: What you need to know
The Mingo National Wildlife Refuge will close intermittently from Jan. 16-22 for aerial feral hog control. This USDA operation aims to protect the ecosystem from the damaging impact of these invasive animals.
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Gov. Mike Kehoe signs his first executive orders following his inauguration ceremony Monday
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Scott County child injured after being struck by vehicle at bus stop
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Community in shock as TRC cheerleader found dead
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Dexter's street department follows Winter Storm Cora with rapid snow removal
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Dexter's street department swiftly cleared 4 inches of snow after Winter Storm Cora, ensuring safer travel. Despite lacking a building, the team efficiently prioritized major roads, aided by MoDOT.
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Faith and forgiveness: The unexpected path to peace in Carter County's jail system
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Advance High School celebrates homecoming
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Jan. 10
Trial of man accused of killing niece finishes second day of testimony
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Jan. 8
New faces and familiar names: Stoddard County officials sworn into office
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Cape Central returns to old gym, beats Bearcats
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Lady Royals beat Puxico to tip off 2025
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Puxico stays hot, downs Twin Rivers to open new year
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