KFVS12 - Fri Nov 06
The city of Poplar Bluff is giving homeowners with flood damaged property a chance to move away from flood risk areas.
Vigil planned for teens killed in Poplar Bluff crashKFVS12 - Fri Nov 06
Friends and family of the three teens killed in a deadly crash in Poplar Bluff will get the chance to remember them during a special ceremony.
Renovation continues at downtown depotDaily Statesman - Thu Nov 05
Hampton and Son Construction of Poplar Bluff is renovating the train depot in downtown Dexter.
Man gets 2 years for flying stolen plane to U.S.Southeast Missourian - Wed Nov 04
This April 7, 2009 file booking photo released by the Butler County, Missouri Sheriff's Department shows Adam Dylan Leon.
Man gets 2 years for flying stolen plane to USAthens Banner-Herald - Tue Nov 03
This April 7, 2009 file booking photo released by the Butler County, Missouri Sheriff's Department shows Adam Dylan Leon.
Drowning ruled as cause of Bluff teens' deathsDaily Statesman - Tue Nov 03
Drowning was the cause of death for all three Poplar Bluff High School students who died when a car overturned in a flooded creek at 7:31 a.m. Friday, according to Butler County Coroner Jim Akers.
Missouri Highway Patrol targets women, minorities for recruitmentKFVS12 - Mon Nov 02
When you get pulled over while driving, does the race or gender of the officer matter? The Missouri State Highway Patrol says no, but they do want their troopers to reflect Missouri's diverse population.
Two Poplar Bluff students suspended for having BB gun on school busSoutheast Missourian - Mon Nov 02
Two Poplar Bluff Junior High students were suspended Thursday morning for having a BB gun on a school bus.
Three students dead after Poplar Bluff car accidentSoutheast Missourian - Mon Nov 02
Drowning was the cause of death for all three Poplar Bluff High School students who died when a car overturned in a flooded creek at 7:31 a.m. Friday, according to Butler County Coroner Jim Akers.
Nixon visits Three Rivers to discuss job trainingSoutheast Missourian - Sun Nov 01
Gov. Jay Nixon visited Three Rivers Community College as part of a recent tour seeking to identify ways the state can invest in putting Missourians back to work quickly through vocational and technical training.
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