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Redhawks WBB break 13-game losing streak with thrilling 51-49 win over Western Illinois
sportsFebruary 21
Redhawks WBB break 13-game losing streak with thrilling 51-49 win over Western IllinoisSoutheast 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.
Nora Lee Treece Mauldin
obituariesFebruary 19
Nora Lee Treece MauldinNora Lee Treece Mauldin, born December 4, 1943, in East Alton, IL, passed away at 81 on February 10, 2025, in Dyersburg, TN. A devoted family woman and community member, she leaves behind a rich legacy.
Missouri House approves major tax relief bills to drive economic growth
newsFebruary 19
Missouri House approves major tax relief bills to drive economic growth The Missouri House has passed bills HB 594 and 508, aiming to provide tax relief by allowing full income tax deductions for federal capital gains starting in 2025, to boost economic growth and investment.
New truck stop to replace Stubtown's old House Auto Sales
newsFebruary 19
New truck stop to replace Stubtown's old House Auto SalesA new truck stop is set to replace Stubtown's House Auto Sales, offering gas, diesel, and breakfast. Meanwhile, Caruthersville's Sonic temporarily closes for roof repairs after heavy rain damage.
James Harold Clark
obituariesFebruary 19
James Harold ClarkJames Harold Clark, a dedicated U.S. Air Force veteran and beloved family man, passed away at 90. Born during the Great Depression, he served in two wars and retired as a Senior Master Sergeant. He leaves behind a legacy of love and service.
Michael Francis Shaw
obituariesFebruary 19
Michael Francis ShawMichael Francis Shaw, born November 2, 1950, in Godair Township, MO, passed away at 74 on February 11, 2025. A beloved family man and riverboat pilot, he leaves behind a large, loving family.
The Crossroads Connection
ReligionFebruary 19
The Crossroads ConnectionIn "The Crossroads Connection," Pastor Danny Neal explores the metaphor of the potter and the clay from the Book of Jeremiah. He emphasizes trusting God's guidance and purpose, even through life's challenges.
The Lincoln Link
newsFebruary 19
The Lincoln LinkLearn how to make a creamy garlic mushroom pasta with roasted mushrooms, onions, and fresh spinach. This vegetarian dish combines earthy flavors with cream cheese for a simple yet delicious meal.
February 19, 2025: E-Edition
E-EditionFebruary 19
February 19, 2025: E-EditionExplore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the February 19, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
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newsFebruary 19
Sheryl Crow's birthday drive hits milestone, raising over $350,000 for Delta Children's Home Sheryl Crow's 24th annual Birthday Drive has raised over $350,000 for Delta Children's Home. Fans contributed through donations for a chance to win prizes, including a Fender guitar and signed memorabilia.
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sportsFebruary 19
Risco Tigers overcome adversity to clinch Tri-County Championship with only five players The Risco Tigers triumphed in the Tri-County Championship despite losing three key players due to suspension. Playing with just five, they secured a 68-60 victory over Southland Rebels, showcasing resilience and teamwork.
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EditorialFebruary 19
Movie ReviewCaptain America: Brave New World" attempts a return to MCU roots with Sam Wilson as the new Cap and a political thriller plot. Despite strong performances, the film struggles with a convoluted storyline.
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ReligionFebruary 19
Something to Think AboutThis article delves into Mark 16:9-14, highlighting the struggle of believers to accept miraculous events, like Jesus' resurrection, due to their focus on negative circumstances. It encourages embracing faith and hope.
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newsFebruary 19
- Missouri Supreme Court examines transgender student's rights in school bathroom caseMissouri Supreme Court is deliberating a pivotal case on whether denying a transgender student access to gender-appropriate school bathrooms constitutes sex discrimination under the Missouri Human Rights Act.
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EditorialFebruary 19
Readers RespondCaruthersville School's shift to a four-day week sparks diverse reactions. While some praise the benefits for teachers and students, others worry about longer days, childcare challenges, and meal access.
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blotterFebruary 19
County IntakesThis article lists recent county intakes, detailing arrests and charges such as driving while revoked, resisting arrest, unlawful possession of a weapon, assault, and more from February 1-13.
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EditorialFebruary 19
From the Other SidesThe past few weeks have been challenging for many, with weather woes and community struggles. A retreat offered brief respite, but reality, including debates on a four-day school week, remains tough.
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newsFebruary 19
Missouri Century Farms: Honor your family's legacy with a 2025 designation Missouri farms owned by the same family since 1925 can apply for the Century Farm designation by May 1, 2025. Recognized farms must cover at least 40 acres and contribute to farm income.
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ReligionFebruary 19
When tomorrow is not promised: The spiritual call to prepare today The article reflects on the spiritual importance of preparing for life's uncertainties, emphasizing the fragility of life through a tragic aviation accident. It encourages finding solace in faith and community support.
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newsFebruary 19
Illuminate memories and futures with a $5 donation to the Healthy Heart Scholarship Support future health professionals with a $5 donation to the Healthy Heart Scholarship. Light up the Caruthersville High School Auditorium in memory or honor of a loved one and aid a student's education.
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newsFebruary 19
Missouri House leaders demand accountability over public defender hiring decisionMissouri House leaders demand accountability after the Public Defender's Office hires an individual linked to a violent crime. House Speaker Jon Patterson and others support budgetary actions to address the issue.
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EditorialFebruary 19
Capitol ReportA congressman shares how his upbringing on a family farm and involvement with FFA shaped his career. He highlights his commitment to strengthening rural Missouri and his role as Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
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newsFebruary 19
Court ruling paves the way for Planned Parenthood to provide abortion care in Missouri A Missouri judge has temporarily blocked a restrictive abortion licensure requirement, allowing Planned Parenthood to resume services. This ruling supports Amendment 3's promise of reproductive freedom in the state.
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newsFebruary 19
The Lincoln LinkDiscover the joys of backyard birding this winter in Southeast Missouri. Learn how National Bird Feeding Month encourages feeding and observing birds, offering a rewarding hobby with educational benefits.
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EditorialFebruary 19
Liberty Thought of the WeekMissouri's legislature is debating the use of taxpayer money to subsidize businesses, with past failures like the Mamtek project highlighting the risks. Critics argue for free market solutions instead.
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ReligionFebruary 19
Caruthersville Tigers edge out Gosnell Pirates in thrilling senior night showdown The Caruthersville Tigers triumphed over the Gosnell Pirates 77-71 in a thrilling senior night clash. Despite several lead changes, the Tigers secured victory with strong performances from McVay, Alexander, and Bryant.
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sportsFebruary 19
First-year coach Carr leads Lady Pirates to victory in emotional home finaleFirst-year coach Monroe Carr led the Lady Pirates to a 59-48 victory over the Hayti Lady Indians in an emotional senior night game. The team honored three seniors and secured their sixth win of the season.
COLUMN: Ticket to March Madness streaking SEMO's to lose
sportsFebruary 16
COLUMN: Ticket to March Madness streaking SEMO's to loseSEMO'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?
Teddy Washington Jr. shines as Southeast Missouri State defeats Tennessee Tech
sportsFebruary 16
Teddy Washington Jr. shines as Southeast Missouri State defeats Tennessee TechTeddy 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.
February 12, 2025: E-Edition
E-EditionFebruary 14
February 12, 2025: E-EditionExplore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the February 12, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
COLUMN: Hall of Fame class, first-place Redhawks may lead to rare sellout
sportsFebruary 13
COLUMN: Hall of Fame class, first-place Redhawks may lead to rare selloutSoutheast 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.
Brian Wayne Burch
obituariesFebruary 12
Brian Wayne BurchBrian Wayne Burch, a beloved welder known for his humor and zest for life, passed away at 50. Born in Hayti, MO, he leaves behind a loving family and many friends. Memorial details to follow.
What if fear won? A classroom's journey through history and courage
EducationFebruary 12
What if fear won? A classroom's journey through history and courageA class at Caruthersville Middle School explores courage by examining the fears of Black leaders and imagining a world where fear prevailed. Students create a chain of fears to symbolize unity in overcoming them.
Movie Review
EditorialFebruary 12
Movie ReviewThis Valentine's season, studios veer away from romance with three R-rated films: "Love Hurts," a messy action flick; "Heart Eyes," a slasher with comedic twists; and "Companion," a tense thriller.
Help needed: Join the hot tamale rollers every Saturday morning at R-3 School Cafeteria
newsFebruary 12
Help needed: Join the hot tamale rollers every Saturday morning at R-3 School Cafeteria Join the hot tamale rollers every Saturday morning at R-3 School Cafeteria. Volunteers are needed to assist with cooking and cleaning efforts. Just show up from 8 a.m. to noon to lend a hand.
Celebrate Black History Month with health, wellness, and community at Caruthersville's Roots to Wellness fair
newsFebruary 12
Celebrate Black History Month with health, wellness, and community at Caruthersville's Roots to Well...Join Caruthersville's Roots to Wellness fair on February 18th for Black History Month, featuring health vendors, food box distribution, and educational demos on cooking, diabetes, hospice care, and more.
Shirley Madge Williams
obituariesFebruary 12
Shirley Madge WilliamsShirley Madge Williams, born in Paris, TN, passed away at 88 in Caruthersville, MO. A devoted mother, grandmother, and military wife, she cherished family and community. Services will be held on February 7.
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newsFebruary 12
Rising star Jace Ellis awarded prestigious soy innovation scholarship Jace Ellis, a freshman at the University of Missouri-Columbia, has been awarded the Foundation for Soy Innovation Scholarship for his academic excellence and dedication to advancing agriculture.
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EditorialFebruary 12
Capitol ReportPresident Trump's America-first trade policies leverage tariffs to secure the border and combat the fentanyl crisis. With a focus on agriculture and manufacturing, his agenda aims to protect U.S. jobs and strengthen supply chains.
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EducationFebruary 12
Breaking barriers: A-State's commitment to education fuels unprecedented spring growthArkansas State University reports record-breaking spring enrollment with 16,073 students, marking a 10% increase. A-State's growth spans online programs, international campuses, and key academic fields.
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ReligionFebruary 12
The Crossroads ConnectionReflecting on themes from Groundhog Day and the story of Jonah, this article explores the concept of second chances and breaking negative cycles in life. It highlights the importance of making the right choices and the transformative power of patience and divine gu...
Rob Martin scores 27 to leas SEMO Over Morehead State on the road
sportsFebruary 7
Rob Martin scores 27 to leas SEMO Over Morehead State on the roadRob Martin's 27-point effort propels Southeast Missouri State to an 80-51 victory over Morehead State, securing the Redhawks' top spot in the Ohio Valley Conference.
SEMO’s struggles continue: Redhawks WBB fall to Morehead State for 10th consecutive loss
sportsFebruary 7
SEMO’s struggles continue: Redhawks WBB fall to Morehead State for 10th consecutive lossSEMO's losing streak hits 10 as Redhawks fall to Morehead State 63-57. Despite strong performances from Best and McCully, SEMO remains at the bottom of the Ohio Valley Conference standings.
COLUMN: May SEMO’s diamond dynasty continue
sportsFebruary 6
COLUMN: May SEMO’s diamond dynasty continueSEMO's baseball team eyes another OVC crown in 2025, fueled by a strong roster and past successes. With key players returning and new talent joining, can they maintain their diamond dynasty?
February 5, 2025: E-Edition
E-EditionFebruary 6
February 5, 2025: E-EditionExplore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the February 5, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
Redhawks add new quarterback, reload with FBS transfers in 2025 signing class
sportsFebruary 5
Redhawks add new quarterback, reload with FBS transfers in 2025 signing classSEMO Redhawks bolster 2025 roster with 37 new recruits, including standout QB Jax Leatherwood. Key FBS transfers strengthen the lineup as they aim for a strong season with six home games.
James Howard Maclin
obituariesFebruary 5
James Howard MaclinJames Howard Maclin, born April 22, 1944, in Hayti, MO, passed away at 80 on January 26, 2025. He is remembered by his family and friends for his love of staying busy and dedication to his loved ones.
Helen Ray (Millikan) Lynn
obituariesFebruary 5
Helen Ray (Millikan) LynnHelen Ray (Millikan) Lynn, 80, of Blytheville, AR, passed away on January 23, 2025. A beloved wife, mother, and friend, Helen cherished her family and faith. A memorial service will be held on February 1st.
Movie Review
EntertainmentFebruary 5
Movie ReviewMel Gibson's "Flight Risk" fails to soar, as Bob Garver rates it a C-. The film's premise of a U.S. Marshal escorting a mob accountant on a perilous flight lacks compelling execution and chemistry.
Embracing open doors: a journey through faith and country living
ReligionFebruary 5
Embracing open doors: a journey through faith and country livingJoin Pastor Danny Neal on a reflective journey through country living and faith, exploring the symbolism of open doors and windows in scripture. Discover how these openings can shape our spiritual and daily lives.
Girl Scout cookies are back: Find Troop #71804's booth near you
newsFebruary 5
Girl Scout cookies are back: Find Troop #71804's booth near youGirl Scout Troop #71804 is setting up cookie booths in Caruthersville, Steele, and nearby areas from February 8 to March 28, 2025. Enjoy favorites like Thin Mints and Samoas while supporting the troop.
New health clinic opens doors to Caruthersville students and families
newsFebruary 5
New health clinic opens doors to Caruthersville students and familiesCaruthersville welcomes a new school health clinic offering medical services to students, staff, and their families. Located at 900 Washington Avenue, it's open weekdays with walk-ins accepted.
Nola Alberta Edington-Pruitt
obituariesFebruary 5
Nola Alberta Edington-PruittNola Alberta Edington-Pruitt, known for her feisty spirit and love for family, passed away at 86. A beloved community member, she co-owned Pruitt's Grocery and cherished her time with loved ones.
Kendrick Battles
obituariesFebruary 5
Kendrick BattlesKendrick Battles, a beloved CNA known for his warm smile, passed away at 33. A devoted family man and member of Divine Holiness Outreached Ministries, his funeral was held on February 1, 2025.
Meet the champions: Kauner Jackson and Olivia Hall shine in R-3 spelling bee
EducationFebruary 5
Meet the champions: Kauner Jackson and Olivia Hall shine in R-3 spelling beeKauner Jackson clinches first place while Olivia Hall secures second in the R-3 Spelling Bee, celebrating the achievements of all participants.
Shirley Forsythe
obituariesFebruary 5
Shirley ForsytheShirley Forsythe, an 82-year-old devoted church member and beloved grandmother from Cooter, MO, passed away on January 27, 2025. She leaves behind her daughter Carla, granddaughter Emily, and cherished friends.
Sophie Strawn crowned 2025 Caruthersville High basketball homecoming princess
newsJanuary 29
Sophie Strawn crowned 2025 Caruthersville High basketball homecoming princessSophie Strawn has been crowned the 2025 Caruthersville High School Basketball Homecoming Princess during the recent school festivities, celebrating her achievement and the spirit of the event.
January 29, 2025: E-Edition
E-EditionJanuary 29
January 29, 2025: E-EditionExplore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the January 29, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
New coach Donald Webb transforms Hayti Indians into a powerhouse on both ends of the court
sportsJanuary 29
New coach Donald Webb transforms Hayti Indians into a powerhouse on both ends of the court New coach Donald Webb has revitalized the Hayti Indians, propelling them to their best basketball season in five years. With improved offense and defense, the team is thriving under Webb's leadership.
January 22, 2025: E-Edition
E-EditionJanuary 22
January 22, 2025: E-EditionExplore the latest headlines and in-depth stories in the January 22, 2025, E-Edition. Get comprehensive news coverage, insightful analysis, and more in today's digital publication.
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