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Perryville Football Cruises to Blowout Win over Grandview
(Perryville) The Perryville Pirates are on a two game win streak after their 63-6 victory over Grandview Thursday night. The game was never close. The Pirates started the scoring with a Dawson Wolk touchdown run on the opening drive. A Grandview 3-and-out would result in a one-play touvhdown drive, where quarterback Lucas Buchheit connected with Josh Gremaud to make it 14-0.
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Gun found at Marion High School leads to charges against social worker, student
MARION, Ill. (Heartland News) - A Williamson County social worker is facing a misdemeanor charge after a teenager in her care brought a gun onto Marion High School property. It’s an incident we first told you about back on August 31, when leaders with the Marion Unit #2 School District announced a weapon had been found in a vehicle on campus.
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Football Friday Night 9-25-26: Paducah Tilghman vs. Allen County-Scottsville
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Notre Dame Activity Week raises funds through student competition
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., (KBSI) — Students at Notre Dame Regional High School are continuing a week of competition as part of the school’s 2026 Activity Week. The senior class took first place in Wednesday’s cup relay with a time of 46.94 seconds. The seniors were required to redo their relay following a dispute over the rules but returned to post the fastest time.
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SEMO to host candidate forums for next DPS chief
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (Heartland News) - Southeast Missouri State University will host a candidate forum for its next chief of the Department of Public Safety. The public forums will be with students, faculty and staff. The candidates include:. Jason Morgan - Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 2 p.m. in the UC...
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PHS ground attack rolls over Bayless
ST. LOUIS—The Perryville Pirates got back in the win column Friday night against Bayless with Hancock, beating the Bronchos 35-15. The Pirates started the scoring early, with junior Xzyavier Wilson returning the opening kickoff for a touchdown. Sophomore quarterback Lucas Buchheit threw for 114 yards in the games, but...
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Farmington’s Hill Receives Education Award
(Farmington) The Director of Special Services for the Farmington R7 Schools, Gretchen Hill, is the recipient of the Early Career Special Education Administrator of the Year Award from the Missouri Council of Administrators of Special Education. The statewide award honors exceptional educators in special education leadership who have served in administrative roles for five years or less. It recognizes leaders who demonstrate exemplary vision, collaborative spirit, and unwavering dedication to supporting students with special needs and their families. The MoCASE Outstanding New Special Education Administrator Award is presented annually at the association’s state conference, bringing together educational leaders from across Missouri to celebrate excellence and innovation in special education administration.
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Notre Dame’s Activity Week begins; guests must use south entrance during Route K construction
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., (KBSI) — Sophomores won a class competition modeled after Hungry Hungry Hippos during Notre Dame Regional High School’s Activity Week assembly Monday. Lea Arnzen and John Spooler took first place for the sophomore class. Seniors Andrew Ressel and Sam Carr finished second, followed by juniors Ty Blattel and Matthew Miget in third and freshmen Aiden DesPres and Alyssa Dannenmueller in fourth.
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Ste. Genevieve Football Scores 22 Unanswered in Senior Night Comeback Win
(Ste. Genevieve) The Ste. Genevieve Dragons pulled off a senior night stunner, as they overcame a two score deficit to beat Potosi 29-21 Friday night. The first half started with a Potosi passing touchdown from quarterback David Miller to wide reciver Rhenn Mapes in the first quarter to make it 7-0. That score stood until halftime.
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Farmington Football Rolls Past Poplar Bluff 48-0
(Poplar Bluff) The Farmington Knights football team won another conference game aganst Poplar Bluff Friday night, 48-0. Offensively, Knights quarterback AJ Robbins threw for 234 yards and three scores. Isaac Fripp had a big night recieving, as he caught three passes for 96 yards and a 56 yard touchdown. The...
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Farmington Football Continues District Play at Poplar Bluff
(Poplar Bluff) The Farmington Knights football team will take a road trip Friday evening to Poplar Bluff for their second straight district game. The Knights are 3-0 on the season after last week’s 42-2 win over Cape Central. The Mules are 1-2 after defeating North Point last week. Farmington...
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U.S. Sec. of Education tours Cape Girardeau Career and Tech. Center, defends push to dismantle Dept. of Education
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (Heartland News) - The U.S. Secretary of Education toured a Cape Girardeau school on Wednesday, September 16. Secretary Linda McMahon toured the Cape Girardeau Career and Technology Center. It was part of her 50-state tour to talk with students, teachers and school leaders on best practices for...
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Notre Dame welcomes new National Honor Society members
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., (KBSI) — Notre Dame Regional High School inducted its newest members into the National Honor Society during a ceremony Tuesday night. Current members offered reflections on the organization’s four pillars. Xavier Ripperda spoke about character, Barrett Gunn discussed leadership, Victoria Avila-Henao highlighted service and Brynnan Grimes addressed scholarship.
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Village held “emergency meeting” to address possible school closure
TOWN HALL MEETING–Regional Superintendent of Schools Ryan McClellan and Evansville Village President Kenny Kempfer are pictured speaking at the “emergency town meeting” held on Sept. 12 to address the possible closure of Evansville Attendance Center. Quite a crowd showed up both on Sept. 10 and Sept. 12...
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St. Vincent students create a chain reaction of kindness
PERRYVILLE, Mo., (KBSI) — Students at St. Vincent Catholic Schools are turning acts of kindness into a visible display through Rachel’s Challenge. Students in kindergarten through sixth grade recently participated in the national program, which was created in memory of Rachel Joy Scott. Scott was the first person killed in the 1999 shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado.