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March 11
Dexter expands recycling access with new trailer funded by Ameren grant
Dexter enhances recycling efforts with a new trailer funded by a $10,000 Ameren grant. The trailer increases capacity for sorting recyclables, supporting sustainability and reducing landfill waste.
Sherman Smith
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March 11
Expect delays: Route U in Butler and Stoddard Counties to undergo bridge maintenance
Expect lane reductions on Route U in Butler and Stoddard Counties for bridge maintenance. Work is scheduled for March 13-14, 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a 14-foot width restriction in place.
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March 11
Puxico community unites for historic Final Four send off parade
Puxico residents rally for a historic Final Four send-off parade as the Indians make their first appearance since 1953. Community events, including fundraisers and a prayer circle, highlight the town's support.
From Staff Reports
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March 10
Three Rivers College unveils Engage 2030: a strategic plan for the next decade
Three Rivers College launches Engage 2030, a strategic plan focused on enhancing student engagement, community partnerships, and data-driven decision-making. The plan emphasizes responsible AI use and aims to boost in-person learning.
Joe McGraw
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March 8
Bill to end Missouri sales tax on groceries draws resistance from local governments
A proposed bill to eliminate Missouri's sales tax on groceries faces opposition from local governments worried about budget cuts. The bill aims to relieve low-income families but could reduce funding for schools and services.
By RUDI KELLER, Missouri Independent
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March 7
Mercy Stoddard welcomes new primary care physician
Mercy Primary Care in Dexter expands services as Dr. Natasha Ware joins the team, bringing a wealth of experience and a commitment to improving healthcare access in rural communities.
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March 7
RICHARDS God knows our potential
The story of Brock Purdy, the last pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, mirrors the biblical tale of David. Both underestimated, they defied expectations, reminding us that true potential often goes unnoticed.
Tim Richards
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March 6
Teenage dreams: High school students, graduates launch their own businesses
Teen entrepreneurs in Southeast Missouri are making waves by launching their own businesses straight out of high school. From taxidermy to painting and soccer programs, these young visionaries are redefining career paths.
By CHRISTOPHER BORRO Southeast Missourian
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March 6
Community calendar
Check out local events this March, including trivia night, a waffle breakfast, and a crawfish boil. Don't miss the Shamrock Run fundraiser, Easter photos, and a special 75th anniversary celebration.
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March 6
From D-Day to today: 103-year-old Poplar Bluff veteran honored for his remarkable journey
A 103-year-old WWII veteran from Poplar Bluff, Clemens Deken, was honored with the VA's Centenarian Award at the John J. Pershing VA Medical Center for his service from D-Day to Germany's surrender.
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