5.11.12 SEMO Times
This week we report about the upcoming special election for the Poplar Bluff Public Library to collect an additional sales tax and replace its existing property tax; the Poplar Bluff Garden Club turns 75; Apron Liberation Day is today; and our Healthy Lifestyles expert is back, encouraging readers to celebrate!
5.4.12 SEMO Times
This week we report about two new businesses at Sycamore Plaza; Taste of the Town is coming Thursday; the SEMO Times Review Team sees the Moscow Ballet; The Interview with Tim Krakowiak features Rep. Steve Cookson, plus a letter to the editor condemning the legislator’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill; and The Rambler suggests Ozarkians should [...]
4.27.12 SEMO Times
This week we dissect a new study that confirms the lack of broadband in our region; a “celebrity” roast featuring local officials is going down; the marketing company pushing Poplar Bluff has opened an office here; and Linda Venable is gearing up to host an open house for her new photography studio.
4.13.12 SEMO Times
In this Friday the 13th edition, we report about the Three Rivers College tuition overhaul that followed the recent election; area vendors are gearing up for the Merchants Showcase; the second annual Art for Animals Auction is about to go down at Artfully Framed; and our Social Network friends nominate Poplar Bluff’s most eligible bachelor/bachelorette.
4.6.12 SEMO Times
This week we report about a much needed service that provides prescription cost relief; Poplar Bluff’s new cab service is catching on; and ‘Steel Magnolias’ features an all-star cast!
3.30.12 SEMO Times
This week we follow up on the downtown exec vacancy story that we broke in January, introducing the new director; G Set Records lets us in their studio; the local zombie craze continues; and much much more!
3.23.12 SEMO Times
This week we conduct a Q&A with the Poplar Bluff School Board candidates; the Denim & Diamonds fundraising ball is next weekend; Cutting Edge is adding services downtown; and The Rambler reviews Powder Mill.
3.16.12 SEMO Times
This week we profile the candidates in both of the Three Rivers’ races; Subway North moves to Mansion Mall; and SEMO Live! previews a concert featuring three local bands at Hays Music.
3.9.12 SEMO Times
This week we detail the upcoming levy issue Neelyville school officials have proposed to consolidate campuses; The Wine Rack reinvents itself; SEMO Live! gives you a peek behind the curtain of The Stage Company’s production of ‘Romeo and Juliet;’ and The Rambler is BACK!
3.2.12 SEMO Times
In this newly designed edition, we found out where city council candidates stand on Poplar Bluff issues in time for voters to make up their minds prior to election; Pro Bull Riding is retuning to the coliseum; and Ashley Furniture expands its storage capacity.
2.24.11 SEMO Times
This week we break the news about Blackwell and Baldwin breaking up; Congresswoman Emerson will be in Van Buren tomorrow to discuss the management plan for the riverways; Poplar Bluff gets its sixth Mexican restaurant; and the Lions Club raises record funding at their annual auction.
2.17.12 SEMO Times
This week we reported on the latest administrative change at Poplar Bluff Regional Medical Center; Ed Strenfel sells his hunting store; Shakespeare is coming back to Tinnin; and Heartland Express looks to show off its product line of microbrews.
2.10.12 SEMO Times
This week we report about Three Rivers’ $1.5 million renovation five years in the making; Exotic Grill gives a sneak peek of its new restaurant location; the Jazz Fest continues to give Poplar Bluff a reputation for its brass playing; and the Butler County Genealogy Society is researching another history book.
2.3.12 SEMO Times
This week we report about the city sales tax hike for major road improvements you may not be aware of; Active Kat Yoga celebrates its 10-year anniversary; 16-year-old Bloomfield artist makes her musical debut; and Sonic gets a makeover.
1.20.12 SEMO Times
In this week’s edition, we break the news that the Kindred Spirits Animal Rescue Center has been saved; we follow up where we left off last week reporting on a new renovation in Downtown Poplar Bluff; Alex Riffle and The Stiff Riffs return to Rodgers Theatre; and Southern Bank opens its fourth branch in Poplar [...]
This week we report about the upcoming special election for the Poplar Bluff Public Library to collect an additional sales tax and replace its existing property tax; the Poplar Bluff Garden Club turns 75; Apron Liberation Day is today; and our Healthy Lifestyles expert is back, encouraging readers to celebrate!