Registration open for exclusive government crash course
Poplar Bluff High School senior Alexa Atkinson discusses with 28 interested juniors on Thursday, Jan. 24, in the cafeteria her experience last year attending Missouri Girls State. Natalie Riley [right]…
Poplar Bluff School District goes digital with classroom curriculums
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 22-23, at Central Office, [from left] Amanda Summers, Debbie Harper and Shelly Johnson of the Poplar Bluff Kindergarten Center were among a group of about…
DONIPHAN WOMAN WINS MADDURI SCHOLARSHIP
A Doniphan nursing student has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship by the Three Rivers Community College Foundation. Eleisha Renae March, a fourth-semester student in the Three Rivers nursing program, will…
Student earns college degree before high school diploma
A Poplar Bluff student has managed to complete her associate degree requirements before receiving her high school diploma, as a result of a partnership forged last school year with Three…
Three Rivers College Continues Growth in Spring Semester
Three Rivers College continues to break enrollment records, starting its spring semester with an enrollment of over 4,300 students. Three Rivers started the semester on Jan. 14 with 4,310 students,…
Sho-Me Band puts on memorable performance at Inauguration
About 100 Poplar Bluff High School students in the Sho-Me Marching Band—under the direction of Stephen Winters—performed during the Governor’s Inaugural Parade on Monday, Jan. 14, in Jefferson City. Although…
“Show Me Whatcha Got” Talent Show Returns for Second Season
Southeast Missouri’s own talent show is making a comeback this spring, as “Show Me Whatcha Got” returns to Poplar Bluff for a second season. The show, which sold out the…
Art project helps student ‘stay connected’ with her military father
When Poplar Bluff Junior High art teacher Mary Ivie introduces her packing tape sculpture segment each school year, students come up with all types of ideas for objects to replicate,…
“Jabali Afrika” Performance Kicks off Multi-Cultural Week at Three Rivers
Three Rivers College is kicking off its Multi-Cultural Week celebration with a performance by Kenyan afro-rock group Jabali Afrika. The performance will be held Monday, Feb. 4th at 7 p.m.…
Kindergarten Center proactive about student safety
Missouri Homeland Security Coordinator Chris Pickering speaks during a security meeting Tuesday, Jan. 8, at the Poplar Bluff Kindergarten Center, featuring about 40 parents, students, school officials, and first responders…
Poplar Bluff legislators discuss policy with area superintendents
State Sen. Doug Libla and Rep. Todd Richardson participated in the monthly meeting of regional superintendents Friday, Jan. 11, at Poplar Bluff Schools to seek input on hot button education…
Application Deadline Approaches for Three Rivers’ LPN Program
Southeast Missouri residents seeking LPN training must act quickly or lose valuable opportunities, according to Three Rivers College. The college’s one-year Licensed Practical Nurse…
Missouri to Offer Refund Debit Cards for Taxpayers
JEFFERSON CITY – State Treasurer Clint Zweifel (ZWY-ful) announced today citizens have a new option to choose from when getting a tax refund from the State of Missouri. Taxpayers are now able…
Attorney General Koster says Wright County man pleads guilty to prevailing wage violations; placed on contractor debarment list
Jefferson City, Mo. – Attorney General Chris Koster today said a Mountain Grove man has pleaded guilty to not paying the prevailing wage to 14 men on a public works project…
Cunningham Announces Run for State Republican Party Chair Pledges to Fire Lloyd Smith
Staff Reports Jefferson City, MO – State Senator Jane Cunningham has announced her intention to run for chairman of the Missouri Republican Party in an email to committee members. “If…
