Stories from Thursday, April 4, 2024

KENNETT — A shooting incident spurred by jealousy has earned a Kennett man 22 years in prison. Jaheim Feltus, 21, has pleaded guilty to the March 8, 2023, shooting incident that occurred at the Kennett Walmart, according to a press release from Dunklin County Prosecuting Attorney Nicholas Jain...

Crime pays, at least temporarily, on this date. Two counterfeiters multiplied their money in 1924 by rewriting a $1 bill, and gunmen orchestrated a successful stickup on a New Madrid bar in 1949. In 1974, Poplar Bluff plans a new power plant to handle the growing demand on utilities...

After two years of reader services, the Eastern Orthodox Christians of Poplar Bluff will have the opportunity to partake in their first Divine Liturgy in the city at 9 a.m. this Saturday at 502 Vine Street.

Poplar Bluff Housing Authority received the Best Other Publication award for its 2024 Calendar at the recent Missouri National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials Spring Conference in Jefferson City.