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Sports
February 28
Malden set to South Pemiscot in chase for historic district titles
Malden's Green Wave girls basketball team eyes its first district title in 40 years, honoring late coach Ron Riddle. South Pemiscot makes first district finals appearance in 11 years.
Sports
February 28
R-III Students Compete In Local Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot
Gatewood R-III students showcased their skills at the local Elks Lodge Hoop Shoot contest. Avery Young clinched first in the 8-9 girls' division, later securing third at the district level in Ozark.
features
February 28
Remembering Max Peterson
Max Peterson, a Ripley County native, rose from fishing on the Current River to fishing with Presidents. A Navy veteran and Harvard graduate, he led the US Forest Service and championed conservation efforts.
Community
February 28
A Good Word
Reflecting on the value of expanding social circles, this article shares personal insights and quotes on friendship, emphasizing the joy and nostalgia of reconnecting with old friends at a class reunion.
Community
February 28
News from Out West
A longing for warmer weather and cherished family moments fill this personal reflection. From crochet projects inspired by grandma to plans for a community Bunco night, it's a heartfelt glimpse into life's simple pleasures.
Community
February 28
Close To Home
Discover the fascinating journey of Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith, a pioneer of quirky holidays, who turned personal trauma into creativity, earning her the title of "America's Premier Eventologist.
Community
February 28
News From Naylor
Taking Care of Business
Community
February 28
Modern Hill Woman
The Lowly Pine Tree
Community
February 28
Herbal Roots & Reflections
Discover the healing potential of winter's hidden herbal treasures. Learn how Cedar and Pine can be used for natural remedies, including a Pine Oxymel to ease congestion, amid the snowy landscape.
News
February 27
Feb. 27 DHS ‘Hall OF Fame’ At Senior Night
The Doniphan High School Sports Hall of Fame induction is set for Feb. 28 at 5:45 p.m., with a reception at 4:30 p.m.
Julie Stone
News
February 27
Road Woes Continue, But Forecast For County’s Future, ‘Not All Bad’
Ripley County grapples with road issues after severe weather, with plans for future improvements. MoDot funding was approved for a crucial bridge project. Broadband expansion and housing assistance initiatives are underway.
Debra Tune
Sports
February 27
Class 2 wrestling roundup: Kennett senior finishes career with first state experience
Kennett senior Kevin Thompson capped his high school wrestling career with a debut at the MSHSAA Championships, winning two of three matches. Despite early challenges, he showcased resilience and determination.
Records
February 27
Ripley County Sheriff’s Report
Feb. 17 - 23
courts
February 27
Warrants
Feb. 17
courts
February 27
Circuit Court Division II
Feb. 17 - 22
other
February 27
Birth
Thomas Birth
Records
February 27
Doniphan Police Report
Reports For Feb. 11-15
E-Edition
February 27
February 27, 2025: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the February 27, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
features
February 27
Naylor American Legion To Honor Martha Brunner’s Legacy
The Naylor American Legion Post 643 will honor Martha Brunner's 40-year legacy of service on March 15.
Julie Stone
Sports
February 26
Class 1 wrestling roundup: Kelly freshman reflects on first state experience
Kelly freshman Gabe Finn reflects on his debut at the 2025 MSHSAA Wrestling Championships, marking a milestone as the program's first state qualifier. Despite early exits, Finn's journey sets a hopeful tone for the future.
Business
February 26
Business Briefs
Diane's Plaza Flowers hosts a Prom Open House on Feb. 27 with discounts and prize draws. Mike's Outdoors offers licenses and supplies for outdoor enthusiasts. Napa has a sale on oil filters, and Current River Fabrics offers quilting classes.
features
February 26
Photographs And Memories
February 27, 1985 Ripley County Roads Sink After Thaw
opinion
February 26
Speak Out
Speak Out
features
February 26
Out & About
Public etiquette seems to be declining, with noticeable odors and disregard for smoking laws in public spaces. This article highlights the need for reintroducing common courtesy and respect.
Sports
February 26
Jadis Jones ties OVC record with 11th Freshman of the Week honor
Lindenwood's Jadis Jones ties the Ohio Valley Conference record with his 11th Freshman of the Week honor, matching a mark set in 2002-03. His stellar performances continue to boost the Lions' season.
Sports
February 25
MSHSAA Class 2 District 1: Boys Basketball First Round Updates
Senath-Hornersville's season ends in a nail-biting 58-56 overtime loss to Neelyville in the MSHSAA Class 2 District 1 tournament opener. Meanwhile, Hayti and South Pemiscot advance.
News
February 25
Lane Gets 15 Years For Domestic Assault
Giovanni Lane, 34, of Doniphan, was sentenced to 15 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for Domestic Assault in the First Degree after pleading guilty to causing serious injury to a female victim.
News
February 25
Loaded Gun Found On School Bus Prompts Swift Response From Officials
A loaded handgun found on a school bus in Ripley County led to swift action by Twin Rivers School District staff and law enforcement. The sixth-grade student involved was detained, and an investigation is ongoing.
Sports
February 25
Celebrating excellence: top athletes from fall sports selected for Semoball Awards
The 2025 Semoball Awards finalists have been announced, highlighting top athletes in Southeast Missouri's fall sports. Key achievements include district titles in football, state wins in volleyball, and record-breaking performances in swimming.
Sports
February 25
Sikeston handles business at Campbell
Sikeston secured an 84-66 win over Campbell, filling a schedule gap before district competition. The Bulldogs' strong performance was led by Lekereon McCray's 20 points, while Campbell's resilience impressed.
Community
February 24
Doniphan Recognized At Lt. Governor Missouri Humanities
Julie Braschler, curator and director of tourism for Current River Heritage Museum was presented by Lieutenant Governor David Wasinger (right) along with State Rep. Keith Elliott of District 153 (left) on Feb. 4 at the Missouri Humanities for Small Town Showcase (S...
Julie Stone
Sports
February 24
COLUMN: In championship season, Brad Korn proved 'a whole lot of people right'
Brad Korn's tenure as head coach of SEMO men's basketball has seen a remarkable transformation. From a challenging start during the pandemic to a potential 20-win season, Korn's leadership has revitalized the team.
Religion
February 23
What Matters Most?
David Blaine's record-breaking breath-hold of 17 minutes is a testament to human determination, yet it prompts reflection on life's priorities. While impressive, true significance lies in eternal commitments and impact.
Religion
February 23
Reflections of Grace - Eph. 6:10
This article reflects on Ephesians 6:10, emphasizing the importance of spiritual strength over physical strength. It highlights the role of godliness and reliance on God's power for salvation and perseverance.
Religion
February 23
Circuit Thoughts — It’s All About Location.
Reflecting on modern technology and spirituality, this article explores how location tracking on phones parallels God's omnipresence. It emphasizes that God constantly seeks and loves each of us, no matter our circumstances.
Sports
February 23
24 local wrestlers punch their ticket into MSHSAA state championships
Twenty-four local wrestlers, including standout Sikeston senior Colin Scott, have qualified for the MSHSAA state championships after impressive performances in their respective district tournaments.
News
February 22
A New Chapter For Book Lovers
The Doniphan-Ripley County Library has revamped its free book section with a blue container offering a rotating selection of books for patrons to take home. Check it out at 207 Locus Street.
Julie Stone
submitted
February 22
February Is Earthquake Awareness Month In Missouri With Emphasis On Preparedness
February marks Earthquake Awareness Month in Missouri, highlighting the importance of preparedness in the New Madrid Seismic Zone. With 293 minor quakes in the past year, residents are urged to stay informed.
Community
February 21
Thrive (2025 Edition)
Thrive (2025 Edition) - Your Health Journey
Sports
February 21
Doniphan Hoops Roundup Feb. 17
The Doniphan Donettes clinched the Ozark Foothills Conference title with a 49-33 win over Neelyville, extending their streak to four wins. Meanwhile, the Dons finished fourth, losing to Neelyville 49-36.
Sports
February 21
Donettes Pull Away From Neelyville To Win Fifth OFC Tournament In A Row
The Doniphan Donettes secured their fifth consecutive Ozark Foothills Conference title, overcoming a halftime deficit to defeat the Neelyville Lady Tigers 49-33. This marks their 20th win of the season.
Community
February 21
Doniphan Nutrition Center Menu
Feb. 24-28
courts
February 21
Warrants
Feb. 10 - Feb. 17
courts
February 21
Circuit Court Division II
Feb. 10-17
Records
February 21
Ripley County Sheriff’s Report
Feb. 12 - Feb. 16
Records
February 21
Doniphan Police Report
Jan. 31 -- Feb. 10
features
February 21
Out & About
In Ripley County, the close-knit community mourns the loss of a cherished pillar whose legacy of kindness and love continues to inspire. Her impact is evident in the warmth and unity she fostered.
Sports
February 21
Redhawks WBB break 13-game losing streak with thrilling 51-49 win over Western Illinois
Southeast Missouri State Redhawks Women's Basketball team ends their 13-game losing streak with a nail-biting 51-49 victory over Western Illinois, thanks to clutch free throws by Lexi McCully and Zoe Best.
Business
February 21
Business Briefs
Tractor Supply Co. in Doniphan gears up for Spring with Chick Days and big savings. Napa offers heavy-duty parts discounts until March 30. Current River Fabrics hosts quilt classes, and Mike’s Outdoors has all your outdoor needs.
Obituaries
February 20
Velma Byrd
Sept. 9, 1937 ~ Feb. 19, 2025
News
February 20
Safety First, Then Savings, Goals Of Fire Departments
Fire departments in Ripley County are prioritizing safety and cost savings by implementing vigorous training programs. These sessions aim to improve ISO ratings, benefiting homeowners with lower insurance costs.
News
February 20
Know How To Be ‘Heart Healthier’
February is Heart Health Month, highlighting the importance of cardiovascular wellness.
Debra Tune
News
February 20
Doniphan Special Road Issues Dominate Commission Meeting
The Doniphan Special Road District faces significant challenges as county crews tackle road repairs amidst harsh weather conditions.
Debra Tune
News
February 20
Winter Blizzard Marked By Bitter Cold, Leaves Many Snowbound
A winter blizzard has hit Southeast Missouri, leaving many snowbound with bitter cold temperatures and heavy snowfall. Schools face extended closures and disruptions, impacting local schedules.
Debra Tune
E-Edition
February 20
February 20, 2025: E-Edition
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the February 20, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
Community
February 18
News From Out West
The community mourns the loss of Patsy Mobley, a beloved figure known for her kindness and warmth. As we remember her, local events offer moments of gathering and support, including a church dinner and Bunco night.
Community
February 18
A Good Word
Reflecting on cherished memories of a mother who would have turned 100 today.
Community
February 18
News From Naylor
Beyond the Journey
Community
February 18
Close To Home
Discover the wisdom of cats and the art of mindful observation in daily life.
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February 18
Goodin Auction
Goodin Auction
Community
February 18
Modern Hill Woman
Mourning Jewelry
Sports
February 18
Lady Bearcats rally past Poplar Bluff
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.
Sports
February 18
Neelyville Tigers secure sixth straight victory after surviving Kennett
Neelyville Tigers claim their sixth consecutive victory, defeating Kennett 64-50.
News
February 18
Naylor Senior Center Ribbon Cutting Reset
Due to the inclement icy weather, the Naylor Senior Center Ribbon Cutting, which would have taken place today (Feb. 18) has been rescheduled for noon, Tuesday, Feb. 25.
Education
February 17
A Gift Of History To Local Schools
The Poplar Bluff Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is distributing Revolutionary War art prints to schools in Ripley, Butler, and Carter Counties to promote education and patriotism.
Julie Stone
News
February 17
Newspaper Boxes Upcycled Into Community Treasures
Ryan Carter repurposes old newspaper boxes into lending libraries in Northern Arkansas and Southern Missouri, fostering community engagement and preserving history with unique projects like flag repositories.
Julie Stone
submitted
February 17
Apply online during February for MDC spring managed turkey hunts
Missouri turkey hunters can apply online in February for 2025 spring managed hunts via the MDC website.
News
February 17
Snow and sub-zero wind chills to hit Ripley, Butler, and Stoddard counties: What to expect
Ripley, Butler, and Stoddard counties brace for 4-8 inches of snow and sub-zero wind chills starting Tuesday. The winter storm warning predicts travel impacts and dangerous cold through Friday.
Sports
February 16
SEMO Hall of Famer Antonius Cleveland inspires current generation of Redhawks
SEMO Hall of Famer Antonius Cleveland, the first basketball player from the school's Division I era to be inducted, inspires current Redhawks with his NBA journey and dedication during a recent ceremony.
Sports
February 16
COLUMN: Ticket to March Madness streaking SEMO's to lose
SEMO's Redhawks aim for a top 16-seed in March Madness, avoiding the First Four. With a strong conference lead and a remarkable turnaround from last season, can they secure a direct tournament entry?
Sports
February 16
Teddy Washington Jr. shines as Southeast Missouri State defeats Tennessee Tech
Teddy Washington Jr. led Southeast Missouri State to an 83-69 victory over Tennessee Tech, scoring 21 points. The Redhawks' strong three-point shooting powered key runs, securing a solid win at the Show Me Center.
Community
February 14
News From Out West
The community mourns the loss of Gena Nickell Farrin, a cherished member of the Pocahontas School District. Upcoming events include a community dinner on Feb. 22 and Bunco night on Feb. 27.
Community
February 14
Close To Home
A road trip mishap prompts reflections on life's unpredictability and the role of chance in shaping our destinies. Through historical and personal anecdotes, the article explores how randomness impacts our lives.
Community
February 14
News From Naylor
Aspire To Inspire Before You Expire
Community
February 14
A Good Word
Goal Oriented
Religion
February 14
God Watches Over Us
Charlotte Wechsler, a blind woman, felt safe walking in her quiet neighborhood but hesitant to cross busy streets. One spring day, she found unexpected help from a fellow blind pedestrian, highlighting the unseen protection and guidance many attribute to divine int...
Religion
February 14
Reflections of Grace - Isaiah 30:18
Understanding Isaiah 30:18 requires context. The promise of God's grace and mercy was initially for Israel, but through Christ, these promises extend to all believers today. Faith in Christ secures salvation.
features
February 14
Love Reunites On ‘Home Soil’ After Decades Apart
A love story transcending decades and borders: Charles Dennis Knight and Jutta Greta Sielner's ashes are reunited in Missouri, fulfilling their wish to be together after 30 years apart
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February 14
Dennis Clay Smith
Dennis Clay Smith
Education
February 14
R-I Students Take Top Honors During Tough SkillsUSA District Competitions
Vocational programs at the Current River Career Center at Doniphan R-I were proven to be among the best in the district, as six students came back with state qualifying wins from competitions which were held Feb. 2-8, during “Skills Week.”
Debra Tune
Community
February 14
Modern Hill Woman
Flu Season
features
February 14
Out & About
Economic concerns have tightened wallets, with local January 2025 sales down 40%. At an education meeting, the focus was on scholarships, urging students to apply more and consider smaller, niche awards.
features
February 14
Photographs And Memories
Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1995 Autumn Rairdon Is FHA Sweetheart
features
February 14
Quote
Quote of the Week
Business
February 14
Business Briefs
Discover new offerings at Diane’s Plaza Flowers & Gifts, Mike's Outdoors and More, Krave Desserts & More, and Napa.
Sports
February 13
Bearcats ready for new season, will face Notre Dame at Busch Stadium
The Dexter Bearcats baseball team is set to showcase their rising success at Busch Stadium against Notre Dame of Cape Girardeau. With strong community support, they aim for a standout season.
Obituaries
February 13
Patsy Mobley
Sept. 1, 1951 ~ Feb. 11, 2025
Community
February 13
Doniphan Senior Center Menu
Feb. 17-21 Menu
Records
February 13
Circuit Court Division II
Circuit Court Division II from Feb. 3 - 9
Records
February 13
Warrants
Warrants issued Feb. 3 - 10
Records
February 13
Doniphan Police Report
Reports For Jan. 31 - Feb. 2
Records
February 13
Ripley County Sheriff’s Report
Reports from Jan. 31 - Feb. 10
Education
February 13
Rose Abbott Memorial Scholarship Awarded
Scholarship
E-Edition
February 13
February 13, 2025: E-Edition:
Explore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the February 13, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
Sports
February 13
COLUMN: Hall of Fame class, first-place Redhawks may lead to rare sellout
Southeast Missouri State's Redhawks face Tennessee Tech on Feb. 15, aiming for a rare sellout as they celebrate their Hall of Fame class. With a six-game winning streak, this could be their biggest game yet.
Education
February 11
Ripley County R-IV Board Approves New School Calendar, Discusses Upcoming Events
The Ripley County R-IV School Board convened on Jan. 27 at 6 p.m. in the school library, led by Vice-President Dennis Meyers.
Posterboards Ads
February 11
URB EX PLUS Flea Market
URB EX PLUS Flea Market
features
February 11
Honoring the Forgotten: Missouri Confederate Soldiers Remembered At Oakwood Cemetery
A tribute at Oakwood Cemetery in Richmond, VA, honors two Missouri Confederate soldiers with new headstones. Commander Dalton Bilderback led the effort to ensure Pvt. Thomas Prather and Pvt. Henry Baker are remembered.
Julie Stone
News
February 11
Public Hearing March 12: Doniphan Special Road Commissioners Resign, County Commission Poised To Ta...
Road commissioners Ron Barnett, Chris Lowery and John Leroux of the Doniphan Special Road District have each tendered their resignations.
Debra Tune
News
February 10
Attend Ozark Longbeard’s Annual Wild Turkey Federation Banquet March 22
Tickets are on sale now for the annual Southern Ozark Longbeards Hunting Heritage Banquet which will take place March 22 at His Place Church, located at 71 Wright Park Drive on Highway 160, east of Doniphan.
Debra Tune
other
February 10
Doniphan FFA Pancake Breakfast On Feb. 21
The Ripley County community has long been a generous supporter of the activities of the students of the Doniphan R-I Future Farmers of America.
Debra Tune
features
February 10
February, American Heart Health Month: Know How To Be 'Heart Healthier'
February is the recommended time for Americans to focus on their cardiovascular health, and it is vitally important to know the facts.
Debra Tune
News
February 10
LaChance Jailed On Felony Meth Charge
William Franklin LaChance, 62, of Doniphan was jailed Feb. 5 on suspicion of a Class D felony of possession of methamphetamine, a controlled substance.
Debra Tune
News
February 10
Council To Announce Decision Next Month: Naylor May Again Have A Marshal
Tentative plans to install a full time deputy marshal at Naylor will be decided based on how much of the budget the Naylor City Council decides it can afford to invest.
Sports
February 10
Donettes Hand Victory To Jackson In Feb. 17 Squeaker
The Jackson Lady Indians ended the Doniphan Donettes' nearly two-year home winning streak with a narrow 58-54 victory. Despite a strong start, Doniphan struggled against Jackson's defense in the final minutes.
News
February 10
City Of Doniphan Asked To Take Stance On Tiny Houses, Derelict Properties
Questions regarding what the city of Doniphan intends to do about its many derelict properties and whether or not to permit tiny houses were two new items of business which came up during the Feb. 4 council meeting.
Debra Tune
Education
February 10
DHS Speech & Debate Take First In Sweepstakes
The Doniphan High School Speech & Debate team triumphed at the Jackson High School tournament, securing first place in the sweepstakes with standout performances and seven individual wins, highlighting their season's promising start.
Julie Stone
submitted
February 7
Oak Grove Hosts Wellness Program, Public Invited
Oak Grove Church invites the public to join its "Fit For The King" wellness program, aiming for 200 aerobic points in four months through various activities. Track progress and access tips via their Facebook page.
Religion
February 7
Reflections Of Grace - Luke 16:13
This article delves into Luke 16:13, exploring the profound message that one cannot serve both God and money. It emphasizes the importance of glorifying God in all pursuits, aligning earthly responsibilities with divine purpose.
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