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Snow fun
NewsJanuary 13
Snow funNew Madrid residents embraced the snowy Saturday on Jan. 11, balancing work with playful activities in the fresh snow.
Multiple crews fighting blaze in downtown East Prairie; public asked to avoid the scene
NewsJanuary 12
Multiple crews fighting blaze in downtown East Prairie; public asked to avoid the sceneFirefighters from multiple agencies are battling a blaze in downtown East Prairie, Missouri. The public is urged to stay clear of the area to ensure safety and allow emergency crews to operate effectively.
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Sikeston DPS seeks new recruits: How to apply and what to expect
NewsJanuary 10
Sikeston DPS seeks new recruits: How to apply and what to expectSikeston DPS is actively seeking new public safety officers due to staffing shortages. Learn about the application process, testing requirements, and benefits, including a starting salary of $49,073.
Sikeston woman faces charges following shooting at Cape Girardeau apartment
NewsJanuary 10
Sikeston woman faces charges following shooting at Cape Girardeau apartmentA Sikeston woman, Taniya Robinson, faces charges for unlawful weapon use and armed criminal action after a shooting incident at a Cape Girardeau apartment. Her bond is set at $50,000.
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NewsJanuary 10
Sikeston DPS seeks new recruits: How to apply and what to expectSikeston DPS is recruiting public safety officers to address staff shortages. Interested candidates must reserve a test seat and can expect a starting salary of $49,073, benefits, and a comprehensive hiring process.
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Heading back to the North Pole
NewsJanuary 10
Heading back to the North PoleSikeston Parks and Recreation staff relocated the city's Christmas village from Legion Park, transporting the candy shop and Santa's workshop on a flatbed trailer in Historic Downtown Sikeston on January 8.
Gina Curtis/Standard Democrat
How Sikeston native’s adopt-a-teacher program is transforming Tennessee schools
NewsJanuary 10
How Sikeston native’s adopt-a-teacher program is transforming Tennessee schoolsSikeston native Suzy Escue's Adopt-A-Teacher program is making waves in Tennessee, supporting over 400 school staff annually. Honored as a "Community Champion," Escue aims to expand the initiative further.
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Standard Democrat to unveil new website
NewsJanuary 10
Standard Democrat to unveil new websiteThe Sikeston Standard Democrat is launching a new website on January 13, featuring a modern design and improved user experience. Users will log in using a magic link sent to their email.
Area man held without bond for burglaries at Parma
NewsJanuary 10
Area man held without bond for burglaries at ParmaA Parma man, Telvin Hill, is held without bond after his arrest linked him to two burglaries in under a month. Authorities discovered stolen jewelry and identified a second, unaware victim. Hill faces multiple charges.
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Charleston man receives fifth life sentence in prison
NewsJanuary 10
Charleston man receives fifth life sentence in prisonCharleston man, Dontae Jefferson, receives a fifth life sentence for a 2021 assault, adding to his previous sentences for a 2014 Kansas City shooting. Prosecutors highlight the severity of his crimes.
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