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March 19
Community volunteer spirit proves to be Bluff Strong
Poplar Bluff's community spirit shines as over 100 volunteers join a cleanup effort after a devastating tornado. Coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce, the initiative highlights resilience and unity.
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March 19
Poplar Bluff schools adapt to tornado damage: Ensuring education continuity amidst challenges
Poplar Bluff schools implement a plan to maintain education continuity after a tornado damages facilities. Kindergarten students will relocate, and community support aids in providing space and services.
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March 18
Tornado can't shake small church's faith as it rebuilds with hope
A small church in Aid remains resilient after a tornado caused severe damage, focusing on faith and community support as it rebuilds. Pastor Owens emphasizes that the church is its people, not the building.
Sherman Smith
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March 18
Stoddard County reallocates federal funds to repair water lines damaged by mining
Stoddard County reallocates federal funds to repair water lines damaged by mining near Nestle Purina's plant. The decision involves using ARPA funds for infrastructure improvements in Public Water and Sewer District 5.
Sherman Smith
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March 18
St. Patrick's Day feast unites community for a cause at Sacred Heart Parish
Sacred Heart Parish's 28th St. Patrick's Day feast brought the community together, raising funds for local charities. The event featured a corned beef meal, silent auction, and support from 19 churches and local businesses.
Sherman Smith
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March 18
New hires and retirements: Dexter schools prepare for a transition in 2025
Dexter schools announce staff changes for 2025, with retirements and new hires, including key roles in teaching and coaching. Transitions involve assistant principals, cheer coaches, and more.
By JOSH AYERS Dexter Statesman
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March 18
Elevated fire risks loom as gusty winds expected in Southeast Missouri
Gusty winds and dry conditions elevate fire risks in Southeast Missouri, prompting a red flag warning. Winds up to 50 mph and potential thunderstorms pose additional hazards in the region.
Donna Farley
News
March 18
Community unites for long-term tornado recovery in Poplar Bluff
A community meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday to discuss recovery efforts. It will be at the Black River Coliseum.
Barbara Ann Horton
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March 18
PRUETT Tornadoes test Poplar Bluff's resilience, but community spirit shines through
Poplar Bluff and surrounding areas demonstrate remarkable resilience and community spirit in the wake of devastating tornadoes.
Chris Pruett
News
March 17
Missouri seeks federal aid after devastating tornadoes leave widespread destruction
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has requested FEMA aid after severe tornadoes hit 23 counties, causing extensive damage. Preliminary damage assessments will determine eligibility for federal assistance.
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