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February 7
Investigation concludes: Dexter school administrators exonerated in student allegations
Dexter school officials cleared of misconduct allegations after investigation reveals claims were false. The accusing party has recanted, and no further legal action will be pursued, says Prosecutor Sawyer Smith.
By Jonathon Dawe
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February 7
Route ZZ reduced for culvert replacement
Route ZZ in Stoddard County will be down to one lane from Feb. 10-14 for a culvert replacement by the Missouri Department of Transportation. Expect daily work from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting.
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February 7
Dexter man pleads guilty, sentenced to 8 years
By Jonathon Dawe
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February 7
Firefighters respond to fuel storage tank fire
Firefighters from Campbell and Malden successfully contained a major fuel storage tank fire involving over 10,000 gallons of diesel and gasoline. The blaze caused ruptures and explosions, but no injuries were reported.
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February 5
Dexter School District under scrutiny: Parents allege inappropriate search of student
Dexter School District faces allegations after a parent claims inappropriate search of a student for vape possession without police or parental notification. The incident has sparked widespread online discussion and a police report.
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February 5
Stoddard County explores funding options for urgent County Road 551 bridge replacement
Stoddard County seeks funding for a critical County Road 551 bridge replacement after closure due to structural issues. Estimated costs range from $750K to $1.5M, with potential MoDOT funding of up to $500K.
By SHERMAN SMITH Contributing Writer
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February 5
New developments in Dexter: walking trails, stop signs, and upcoming community events
Dexter Board addresses neighborhood concerns, updates ordinances, and plans community events. Key actions include repealing a local driving ordinance, expanding walking trails, and organizing the Amazing Race Dexter Edition.
By JOSH AYERS Contributing Writer
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February 5
PHOTO COLLECTION Statesman hosts reading hour
The Keller Public Library hosted a children's story hour featuring "The Lonely Troll," with illustrations by Dexter Statesman Assistant Editor Samantha Tucker. Upcoming sessions include Valentine's crafts and a Dental Health Month theme.
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February 5
OUTSTANDING FARMERS Meet the teen farmer balancing 300 acres, engineering dreams, and school leaders...
Meet Logan Williamson, a high school senior balancing 300 acres of farming, engineering aspirations, and school leadership. Recently named the 2024 Outstanding Ag Student, Logan is redefining teenage entrepreneurship.
By TYLER F. THOMPSON Contributing Writer
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February 4
OUTSTANDING FARMERS 2025: Yield-Plus Inc. named 2024 Outstanding Ag Business in Southeast Missouri
Yield-Plus Inc. wins 2024 Outstanding Ag Business in Southeast Missouri, highlighting its success in the competitive farming industry. Despite economic challenges, the company thrives under Puxico native Roger Smith's leadership.
TYLER F. THOMPSON Contributing Writer
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