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February 19
MoDOT decides against road diet on Business 60, city opts for increased police p...
MoDOT decides against road diet on Business 60, city opts for increased police presence
The City of Poplar Bluff has opted for increased police presence on Business 60 instead of MoDOT's proposed road diet. The decision follows feedback from residents and businesses concerned about the r...
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Feb. 19
Snow drifts and gravel roads pose biggest hurdles for Butler County road crews
Butler County road crews face challenges from snow drifts and gravel roads after a storm. Despite preparations, clearing gravel roads proves difficult due to recent rain and freezing temperatures.
Jonathon Dawe
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February 18
Rapid SOS delivering enhanced 911 coverage locally
Rapid SOS enables first responders to precisely locate a caller and receive photos or live video from the scene before they arrive. The software comes standard on iPhone 16 and above and is available as an app for Androids.
Jonathon Dawe
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February 18
Urgent need for blankets as Bread Shed prepares for freezing nights
The Bread Shed, an overnight warming center, urgently needs heavy blankets and monetary donations as temperatures plunge. The center reopens tonight to provide shelter and warmth. Director Chris Kellums can be reached at 573-712-6597.
Donna Farley
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February 18
The Poplar Bluff Street Department prepares for the winter onslaught
The Poplar Bluff Street Department preps for winter as Austin Russom applies salt brine on Cravens Road. The National Weather Service forecasts 4-9 inches of snow, prompting proactive measures.
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February 19
Poplar Bluff wakes up under freezing blanket of snow Wednesday morning
Dawn arrived cold, clear and bright Wednesday morning, with a pristine layer of snow — briefly. Poplar Bluff began shaking off its icy blanket early, clearing parking lots and roads for what few travelers were out.
Samantha Tucker
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February 18
Ernst keys Lady Tigers' win over Kennett
The Neelyville Lady Tigers secured a 64-50 victory over the Kennett Lady Indians, with Parker Ernst scoring 37 points. Despite the win, Neelyville coach Becky Hale emphasized the need for defensive improvements.
By KAELIN TRIGGS, Delta Dunklin Democrat
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February 18
Dexter rallies past Lady Mules
Kate Nichols led the Dexter Lady Bearcats to a 43-39 victory over Poplar Bluff, scoring nine of her 16 points in the fourth quarter. The win spoiled Poplar Bluff's senior night in a close SEMO Conference game.
Mike Buhler
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Feb. 17
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Feb. 17
First meeting to first ownership: Foxtrot’s new chapter
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Feb. 14
Poplar Bluff man arrested for kidnapping
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Feb. 17
Two seriously injured in highway collision
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Feb. 17
Snow and sub-zero wind chills to hit Ripley, Butler, and Sto...
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Feb. 15
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Feb. 19
Bitter cold and dry snow create challenging conditions for area
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Feb. 19
Children and animals find joy as snowflakes dance in Poplar Bluff's latest storm
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Feb. 18
Inside the tech-savvy tactics of Poplar Bluff's Severe Weather Response Team
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Feb. 18
FREE ACCESS: New forecast says max snowfall of 9 inches possible in Poplar Bluff
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Feb. 19
Bitter cold and dry snow create challenging conditions for a...
Bitter cold and dry snow create hazardous conditions in Southeast Missouri, with up to 7 inches reported and windchills dropping as low as 15 degrees below zero. Warmer temperatures expected next week.
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Feb. 19
Children and animals find joy as snowflakes dance in Poplar Bluff's latest storm
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Feb. 18
The Poplar Bluff Street Department prepares for the winter onslaught
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Feb. 18
Dexter rallies past Lady Mules
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Feb. 18
Poplar Bluff Schools hosts 10th annual PB Connect workshop
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Feb. 19
Couple survives home invasion in 1975
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Feb. 14
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Feb. 19
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Feb. 14
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Feb. 17
First meeting to first ownership: Foxtrot’s new chapter
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Feb. 11
Construction permit issued for solid waste processing facility in Wayne County
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Feb. 10
Nearly $2 million in new construction, remodels receive permits in January for Poplar Bluff
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Feb. 10
Ross Stores and Boys & Girls Clubs team up to empower local kids through education
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Feb. 14
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Feb. 14
BILLINGTON House Bills 35 and 36 advance: The clash over gender t...
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Feb. 14
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Feb. 7
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Feb. 18
Did Hammie Shane leave behind a hidden fortune? A century-old mystery resurfaces
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Feb. 15
‘Recession party’ a hit with kids in 1975
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Feb. 14
Valentine’s Day commercialism — and complaints — over a century old
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Feb. 13
Courthouse is scene of robbery in 1925
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