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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Altenburg
Truck Pull, Saturday June 2
Biking to work is
a growing trend in Missouri
FREE E-Cycling
provided at special half-day event June 2
Immanuel Lutheran to sponsor Back
to School Fair
What you can do about hearing loss
Workers’ Comp reform moves forward
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Bronzebacks and bushytails are legal May 26
DNA evidence leads to arrest, two
years after the crime
Five FalconCam chicks flourishing,
banded for WBS research
Fourth Friday Art Walk is May 25
Law Enforcement Cracking Down on
Buckling Up
Local students honored by
Harrison College of Business
Meinhardt, Buchheit lead Class
of 2012
Midwest CPI rises two-tenths of a
percent
Perryville woman arrested in
undercover drug operation
Police report arrests and
incidents
Route T reduced for bridge
replacement
Seniors choose teacher to
deliver commencement address
Woman hurt in Route T crash
Monday, May 14, 2012
Aldermen
meet tomorrow night
Barnes Mart teams up with
Perryville Pirates
Congress Is On Guard Against a
Regulatory Legacy
Eighth graders hold steady on
national science test
EMAA meeting slated
Missouri gas prices rise
slightly
MSHP reports arrests
Ste. Genevieve Garden Walk is
this Saturday, Sunday
Undercover operation nets two
more arrests
Friday, May 11, 2012
Emergency
Medical Services Week to be observed
Happy Mother’s Day
Legion commends House defense of
DoD budget
MSHP reports arrests
Perry County School District No.
32 board meeting
PHS seniors are going places
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Kindergarteners, families support classmate with cancer
Missouri Lottery awards more
than $10.3 Million
Parks and Recreation to hold
summer Zumba Classes
Perry County FSA reminds
producers of program deadlines
Perryville Garden Club has plant
sale Saturday
Renovations close Apple Creek
Rifle, Pistol Ranges
Senate secures permanent
veterans’ homes funding
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Parks and
Recreation to hold Sand Volleyball League
Perryville unveils new city logo
Police report arrests and
incidents
Sales tax revenue is up in
Perryville
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Great
teachers make great public schools
More elk for Missouri restoration
to arrive mid-May
Mo to receive $15 million Medicaid
fraud settlement
PCMH observes National Nurses Week
PCSD No. 32 board meets tomorrow
evening
Monday, May 7, 2012
CEC’s Board
of Directors approves facilities upgrade
Eye on the Capitol
Focus on Missouri Agriculture
photo, video contest underway
Gas prices continue to fall
May crowning takes place in record
heat
Missouri’s fallen law
enforcement officers honored
MSHP reports arrests
National Register nominations to
be considered
Spring firearms turkey season
closes
St. Vincent girl gets her wish
Friday, May 4, 2012
FFA, High
School Trap Championship held
Hunger remains prevalent in
Southeast Missouri
New hope arrives for endangered
prairie chickens
PCSD No. 32 School Board meets
Wednesday
Perryville gets an A
Second Annual Missouri Snapshots
contest is underway
The Other Case at the Supreme
Court
Visitors to Our State Capitol
Water line insurance offers
aren’t from city hall
What keeps your child from
performing at grade level?
Willow Pond geese will be netted
and removed
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Letter
writer supports Cong. Emerson
Police report arrests and
incidents
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Emerson:
‘Spaygate’ shows administration wastefulness
Man charged in 2011 tampering,
stealing case
Old Appleton man dies in Apple
Creek
Senate votes to add
accountability to judicial selections
State releases April 2012 General
Revenue Report
Ste. Gen, Perry Counties avoid
non-attainment area
Tower Rock Winery will host
chamber Business-After-Hours
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Altenburg
Schools benefit slated
Benefit for Haley Fulmer slated
East Perry County Cultural
Alliance to meet
Largest graduating SEMO class in
history to receive degrees
National Safe Boating Week is
May 19-25
Perryville man pleads guilty to
wildlife violation
Police report arrests and
incidents
Protecting Post Offices in Rural
Missouri
Tower Rock Winery will host
chamber Business-After-Hours
Monday, April 30, 2012
Aldermen
meet tomorrow evening
Bear awareness extra important
in springtime
Gasoline prices fall again
Saxon Lutheran Memorial plans
community baking day
Traveling quilt display stops at
Altenburg for two months
When Snow Falls on Pike’s Peak
Friday, April 27, 2012
City hires
new Parks and Recreation director
Donate Life
Emerson: Dept. Of Labor backs
down on rural child labor
Eye on the Capitol
Nature Center to hold Women’s
Fishing Clinic
Perry County Master Gardeners
plan plant sale
Perry County Sheriff reports
arrests
Turkey season continues
Thursday, April 26, 2012
2011
Missouri Tree Farmer of the Year chosen
Gilster Mary Lee head honored
by LSU alumni
I-55 is reduced for guard
cable installation
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Broad
statehouse support for initiative petition reform
Charges
filed against three for asphalt scams against elderly
Community Health Task Force to
receive grant
East Perry County Quilt Show
winners announced
Festival ‘Turned Up’ with four
new Nashville artists
Police report arrests and
incidents
Saxon Lutheran Memorial hosts
mini-festival this weekend
Settlement reached with
Pennsylvania telemarketer
Unemployment falls in Perry,
Ste. Genevieve Counties
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Citywide Spring Clean-Up!
FalconCam shows three chicks
in nest with two eggs left
maurices announces winners of
nationwide model search
May is Motorcycle Awareness Month
Miracle-Ear launches Kindle
giveaway
Pedestrian Safety: Walk Safe,
Drive Smart
Prescription medication take
back event slated
State is cracking down on
underage drinking and driving
Monday, April 23, 2012
CEC holds
annual meeting
Gasoline prices fall again
Hoyt, Jeffries, inducted into
Conservation Hall of Fame
MSHP reports arrests
Oz Hawksley named Master
Conservationist
PES holds kindergarten
registration
SLM News to Know
The Case for Cuts at GSA
Turkey season enters its
second week today
Two more drug arrests are
reported
Friday, April 20, 2012
Aldermen
say goose problem needs more study
City
issues statement regarding criminal investigation
Humana to refund $600,000 to
Missouri health care providers
PCMH announces winner in Dr.
Frayer contest
Second graders receive letter
from Rep. Jo Ann Emerson
Sheriff reports arrests and
incidents
Tax Day: Things You Should
Know
Three former city employees
charged with theft
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Air
quality committee meets April 27th
Early registration for
Camp Curiosity is due April 27
Mayfest is coming!
Mo food prices come in below
the national average
Police report arrests and
incidents
Sheriff reports drug arrests
The Masters – a la Carte
U.S. House passes Mark
Twain Commemorative Coin Act
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Emerson
votes for Sportsmen’s Heritage Act
Mo jobless rate falls
Perry County Relay for Life is
Friday night
Regional Planning Commission
meets Tuesday
Reviews help districts improve
services
Show Me Green Sales Tax Holiday
starts tomorrow
Six scenarios for health care
cost containment
World Amateur Radio Day April
18
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Aldermen
will meet Thursday
Annual plant sale slated
Building trades students donate
tables, benches to Camp Hope
Conservation Action
Emerson endorsed by National
Rifle Association
Film festival to showcase media
class films
Gov to present address at
Southeast’s spring commencement
Police report arrests and
incidents
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
slated
Turkey season is underway
Monday, April 16, 2012
Gasoline
prices fall in Missouri
Help Project Patriot welcome
Durham home to Perryville
PCSD No. 32 to hold special
closed meeting
St. Louis man faces drug,
attempted robbery charges
Win a pair of tickets to see
James Otto, Chris Janson
Friday, April 13, 2012
Annual
PHS Alumni Association meeting is Monday
Autism Awareness Month
Eye on the Capitol
Midwest CPI jumps one percent
Perry County School District
No. 32 board meeting report
Privacy We Can All Understand
Town hall meeting regarding
broadband slated
William Trowbridge is
Missouri’s new Poet Laureate
Thursday, April 12, 2012
AG: U.S.
publishers fixed prices of e-books
Cape Nature Center teaches night
fishing to kids
First Turkey Awards turn
memories into mementos
Lifeguard Certification Classes
slated
Perryville man is hurt in Route
D crash
Police report arrests and
incidents
Senate passes
legislation to protect landlord rights
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
I-55 in
Ste. Gen, Perry Counties reduced for guard cable
MSHP reports arrests
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Bowfishing duo doubles down on state-record bowfin
Correction: Monday afternoon traffic crash
Gov visits Big River Broadband,
touts expansion
Gov. Nixon makes available $6.7
million for education
Police report arrests and
incidents
Sadie found, Flentge book tour
back on track
Sales tax receipts are down in
Ste. Genevieve, Perryville
Walking toward a Cure for MS
Youth in Agriculture awarded State Fair Scholarships
Monday, April 9, 2012
A Helping
Hand for Immigration Enforcement
Gasoline prices fall slightly
Missouri Lottery makes largest
transfer on record
MSHP reports arrests
Newspaper reports
Perryville man hurt in truck accident
Friday, April 6, 2012
Capitol
Report
CEC releases its 2011
annual report
Missouri Trucking
Association presents annual safety awards
MSHP reports arrest
PCSD No. 32 school board
meets Wednesday
US Forest Service to spend
$40.6M to purchase, restore lands
USDA, NRCS to address
strategies to protect natural resources
Wishing you a Blessed
Easter
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Alicia
Petzoldt named to Carthage College Dean’s List
Conservation
commission to meet
CRP sign-up, re-enrollment
deadline extended
District 32 wants to
know how you connect with your school
DOR offers tips for tax
return filers
Historic Amtrak dome
car featured on Missouri River Runner
Missouri Lottery
awards more than $3.4 million in prizes
Missouri top state
for camping
‘Subtending’ exercise leads
to aha! moment for turkey hunters
Truck sought in
connection with scrap metal thefts
Youth turkey harvest up
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Big
River Broadband to open Farmington headquarters
EPC Cultural Alliance to
host quilt show, fair
Fair officials seek
vendors
Missouri River Runner
affected by track work Monday
Parks and Recreation will
offer water babies class
Pennies for Fire
Fighters' Museum
Perry County election
returns
Rick Vandeven seeks 8th
district seat
Sheriff reports
arrests
Sheriff’s office
investigates break in and theft
State releases March 2012
General Revenue Report
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
7th
Annual Mother Earth Wholistic Fair slated
All children invited to
free breakfast and lunch June 4-29
Chelsi Basler is named
finalist in nationwide model search
Do we really need a new
museum in Perryville?
Emerson Critical of GSA
Spending Abuses
Police report arrests
and incidents
Show-Me Green Sales Tax
Holiday nears
Monday, April 2, 2012
A
Shortsighted Budget
Aldermen meet
Wednesday evening
Big River Broadband
announces video contest winner
Birding the bottomlands
event slated
‘Cruisin’ for St. Jude’
to raise funds for kids battling cancer
Gasoline prices fall for a
change
Girl Scouts collect
hygiene items for low-income children
Perry County voters head
to the polls tomorrow
Three cases of bat disease
discovered in Missouri
Youth hunters report 48
turkeys harvested
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