The Standard Democrat - Thu Nov 05
A former public official accused of stealing from those under her care waived her right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday.
Governor dedicates new warehouse at New Madrid County portKFVS - Thu Nov 05
Governor Jay Nixon was on hand Thursday to dedicate a new warehouse that will, according to Nixon, provide an economic boost to agriculture, transportation and other industries in Southeast Missouri.
Governor dedicates new warehouse at New Madrid County portKFVS12 - Thu Nov 05
Governor Jay Nixon was on hand Thursday to dedicate a new warehouse that will, according to Nixon, provide an economic boost to agriculture, transportation and other industries in Southeast Missouri.
Recent Midwest Quakes Called Aftershocks from 1800sLiveScience - Wed Nov 04
The small earthquakes that sporadically rattle the central United States may actually be aftershocks from a few extremely large quakes that occurred in the region almost 200 years ago, according to a new study The New Madrid Earthquakes, which struck between December 1811 and February 1812, are some of the strongest seismic events ever to occur in ...
Gov. to be guest at open houseThe Standard Democrat - Thu Oct 29
Gov. Jay Nixon is scheduled to be the keynote speaker on Nov. 5 when Crop Production Services celebrates its open house.
Dusty hog-nosed snakes can no longer be kept as petsThe Standard Democrat - Wed Oct 28
A recently amended law makes it illegal for Missourians to keep an energetic -- yet harmless -- snake mostly found in sand prairies in Scott, New Madrid and Mississippi counties.
Two charged with intent to manufactureThe Standard Democrat - Fri Oct 23
The Sikeston Department of Public Safety and the SEMO Drug Task Force arrested two New Madrid County residents for attempting to manufacture methamphetamine.
2009 a bad year for Bootheel cotton farmingSoutheast Missourian - Tue Oct 20
Many Missouri farmers are seeing bumper crop yields this year but area cotton farmers would be happy just to be able to get their crops out of the field.
Man is sentenced to federal prisonThe Standard Democrat - Sun Oct 18
A New Madrid County man was sentenced Friday on federal drug charges. Michael Keith Raymond was sentenced to to 120 months in prison on one felony count of unlawful possession of pseudoephedrine.
Bridge over muddy watersThe Standard Democrat - Fri Oct 09
One of the first of 800 bridges approved for improvement by the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission is the Little River Drainage Ditch bridge on Route W in New Madrid County.
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