• Irondale Woman Wrecks Motorcycle, Arrested After Accident
An Irondale woman was injured when her 2008 Benzhou Scooter/Motorcycle crashed on Route U, south of Route M in Washington County.

• Doe Run Woman Injured When Car Hits Pole
A Doe Run woman was injured when her 2004 Chevy Cavalier crashed on Route OO, south of Highway 32 in St Francois County.

• Cigarette Tax Going Up?
New proposal would raise Missouri's tax on a pack of cigarettes by 73 cents.

• Izzy and the Catastrophics
Rock-n-roll, swing, surf, honky-tonk, and bebop, you get it all with Izzy and the Catastrophics.

• And...They're Back!
Former and retired employees returned to Mineral Area College for their annual get-together.

• How to Avoid Asphalt Scams
A Park Hills man was recently arrested for an asphalt scam. Learn how to avoid these rip-offs.

• Washington County Accident Injures 3
Three people were injured in a one-car accident on Providence Road, east of Highway 47 in Washington County.

• Park Hills Teen Seriously Injured in Crash
A Park Hills teen suffered serious injuries in a one-car accident on Russell Road, west of Route B in St. Francois County.

• Three Farmington Residents Injured in Route OO Crash
Three people from Farmington were injured when two vehicles collided on Route OO at Busiek Road.

• Prepare for Delays on Highway 67
Route 67 in St. Francois County will be reduced Wednesday, May 2 and Thursday, May 3.

• Central Kids Learn Valuable Lesson
Delta Dental of Missouri visited Central Elementary where 500 children learned to make smart dental choices.

• Arts Council’s Art Show Winners
Students from surrounding school districts win awards for their
creativity in various artwork.

• Authorities Raid Suspected Meth Lab in Iron Mountain Lake
The small city of Iron Mountain Lake is again in the news after four people were arrested Wednesday afternoon when authorities raided an alleged meth lab.

• Upcoming DWI Operation
Operation A.R.R.E.S.T. will take place in St. Francois and Washington Counties on Saturday, May 12.

• Train from Iron Mountain Derails
A train that was transporting rock from Iron Mountain derailed in De Soto, Mo.

• Bonne Terre Man Injured When Vehicle Overturns
A Bonne Terre man was injured and charged with DWI after his vehicle overturned on Highway 67 at Park Road, in St. Francois County.

• Desloge Woman Busted in Tennessee Meth Raid
A woman from Desloge, Mo., found herself on the wrong side of the law when police raided a suspected meth lab in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

• MAC Student Representative
Stephen Johnson named alternate student representative of Community College Board of Directors.

• St. Joe Park Hiking Event
An all-day hiking adventure will show hikers several different faces of St. Joe State Park in Park Hills.

• Scooter Jones, the Disabled Dog with a New Wheelchair, and a New Life

• Head-On Crash Injures 3
A head-on crash in Washington County sent three people to hospitals.

• Ste. Genevieve Man Injured, Arrested After Crash
A Ste. Genevieve man suffered serious injuries in a one-car accident on Hennick Road, north of Saw Mill Road in Ste. Genevieve County.

• Two Belgrade Residents Injured When Truck Overturns
Two Belgrade residents were injured when their truck crashed on Webster Road at Hull Road, in Washington County.

• Two Injured in Route 8 Accident
A two-vehicle crash on Route 8 at Old Route 8 injured two people.

• Mother of Injured Central Middle School Girl Speaks Out
In an interview with KMOV-TV, the mother of the 12-year-old Central Middle School girl who was injured during an alleged assault at school said her daughter is under harassment from fellow students.

• Don't Call Cell Phones
Proposed legislation would allow Missourians to add their cell phone number to state Do-Not-Call list.

• New Temporary Jobs Program
St. Francois, Iron, Madison, and Washington among the counties to receive funding.

• Bismarck Man Injured in Iron County Crash
A two-vehicle crash on Highway 32 west of Route DD injured Bismarck and Salem residents.

• Randles Picks Up Endorsements
GOP gubernatorial candidate, announced four endorsements from Republican leaders.

• New York New York at the Vault
Four-piece band from Branson to appear at The Vault, in Farmington, April 28.

• Parkland's Most Wanted
Christina Morrison is wanted for first degree assault, and James M. McCard is wanted for burglary and property damage.

• May 5 Commencement
Harold E. Turner and Dr. Charles Penberthy will receive awards during MAC’s commencement.

• Arts Council’s K-12 Art Show
Board members and volunteers are preparing for the annual K-12 Art Show and Competition.

• Art and Floral Design Showcase
Mineral Area Council on the Arts will show what happens when fine art meets floral design.

• Big River Broadband Farmington Grand Opening
Gov. Nixon to be on hand for grand opening of Big River Broadband in Farmington.

• Follow the Money
Where do political campaigns get their money? A few simple clicks and you will know which companies donate money to politicians.

• Bunker Man to be Sentenced in Iron County for Murder
A Bunker, Mo., man faces sentencing in Iron County after pleading guilty to murder in the second degree and armed criminal action in the shooting death of Roger McNail.

• Logan Creek Band in Arcadia
The Logan Creek Band, from Ellington, Mo., will appear at the Arcadia Valley Jamboree May 5, 2012.

• Arcadia Man Injured in Madison County Accident
A one-vehicle accident in Madison County sent an Arcadia man to the hospital.

• Route V Accident Injures French Village Man
According to the Missouri Highway Patrol, an accident on Route V, east of Clearview Road in Franklin County, is blamed on an inattentive driver.

• Facebook Scam Targets Parkland Residents
Strange Facebook postings used to sell a worthless weight-loss product.

• Two Foreign Nationals Sentenced
Park Hills Police Department part of team that busted large cocaine distribution organization.

• Pavement Improvements Coming
Pavement improvements coming to Route 32, Route 47, from Route 21 in St. Francois County.

• Missouri Ranked Best State for Camping
Results of a nationwide survey says that campers across the country rank Missouri the best state for camping.

• Our Furry Friends Need Help
The economy has taken a toll on just about everyone, including the Farmington Pet Adoption Center, one of only a few no-kill animal shelters in Missouri.

• Circus Coming to Town
The St. Francois County Fairgrounds will be the one-day home of the Kelly-Miller Circus on Monday, April 23, 2012.

• Woman Hit by Motorcycle on Highway 32
A Leadwood woman suffered serious injuries after she was hit by a motorcycle on Highway 32, east of Davis Crossing Road.

• Students Compete at Conference
Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference saw members and advisers from Mineral Area College recognized.

• Cadet Woman Ejected From Truck
A Cadet woman was ejected from a truck in an accident on Clear Creek Road, just south of Blue Springs Road in Washington County.

• Irondale Man Arrested After One-Vehicle Accident
An Irondale was injured in a one-vehicle accident on Mounts Road, south of Highway 8 in Washington County.

• Voter ID Ballot Shot Down
A Republican-backed voter ID ballot measure took one on the chin from a Missouri judge.

• Judge Upholds Prayer Ballot
Ballot summary for a proposed constitutional amendment on public prayer gets green light from judge.

• Potosi Woman Injured When Truck Overturns
A one-vehicle accident on Highway 185 near Highway 8 in Washington County injured a Potosi woman.

• Bonne Terre Man Injured in Franklin County Accident
A Bonne Terre man was injured when his vehicle crashed on Labadie Bottom Road, north of Route T in Franklin County.

• Fly Fishing Class at MAC
The non-credit course is offered through the Continuing Education Department and is open to the public.

• Chesterfield Man Killed in St. Francois County Crash
A Chesterfield, Mo., man was killed in a one-vehicle crash on Route Y, east of Brickey Road, in St. Francois County.

• Disc Golf Course in Farmington Ready for Action
It's one of the fastest-growing sports in the world, one where people of any age can participate, and it now has a home in Farmington.

• Body of Andy Gammon Recovered from River
Divers recovered the body of Andy Gammon, the Park Hills man who fell into the Mississippi River while working on a bridge construction project.

• MAC 2nd for Campus Safety
Mineral Area College was found to have the second-highest safety ranking among all Missouri colleges.

• One Person Injured, One Arrested After Two-Vehicle Accident
A two-vehicle accident on Highway 67 south of Route JJ injured a Bonne Terre man and lead to the arrest of another Bonne Terre man.

• 27 Arrested in St. Francois County DWI Enforcement
The Missouri State Highway Patrol, which has been cracking down on impaired driving, conducted an eight-hour operation that resulted in 27 arrests and 21 warnings.

• Farmington Man Suffers Serious Injuries in Motorcycle Wreck
A Farmington man suffered serious injuries and was charged with DWI after crashing his motorcycle on Route D in Ste. Genevieve County.

• Should Farmington Middle School Students see the 'Hunger Games'
Movie filled with kids killing kids on the agenda for Farmington Middle School.

• Route 67 Bridge Demolition
Expect construction to close Route 67 Monday, April 9 through Friday, April 27.

• Farmington Woman Sentenced for Embezzlement
A Farmington, Mo., woman was sentenced to 27 months in federal prison for embezzling $444,000.

• Two People Ejected From Car on Highway 67
Two people were injured when they were ejected from their vehicle on Highway 67, south of Highway V.

• Car Overturns in Creek, Arcadia Man Injured
An Arcadia man was injured and arrested for DWI after an accident on Route E, two miles west of Arcadia, in Iron County.

• Chelley Odle to Perform at the Centene Center
A local woman who has seen increasing momentum in contemporary Christian music circles is holding her CD release concert March 31, at the Centene Center, in Farmington, Mo.

• 'Big Brother' in Your Medicine Cabinet?
Senator Kevin Engler wants a database that will include every prescription you get filled for a controlled substance, but some see the program as nothing more than government control into the lives of Missourians.

• Middlebrook Teen Injured in Highway 72 Accident
A Middlebrook teen was injured when his 1999 Honda Civic hit a fence in Cape Girardeau County.

• Parkland's Most Wanted
The most recent additions of individuals wanted by area law enforcement.

• Nixon Re-Nominates Bockenkamp
The governor has re-nominated Scott Bockenkamp, of Desloge, to the Safe Drinking Water Commission.

• Potosi Man Ejected From Vehicle
A Potosi man was seriously injured in a one-vehicle accident on Highway 8, one mile east of Eye Road, in Washington County.

• Bonne Terre Man Seriously Injured in Crash
A nurse who drove upon the accident described the scene as "horrifying."

• Mason Douglas at Camp Hope
Country artist and military supporter Mason Douglas brings his show to Camp Hope, in Farmington.

• St. Francois County Tornado Warning Sirens Cry Wolf
Are residents immune to the wail of tornado sirens? Many believe the answer is yes.

• Missouri License Scam Active
Highway Patrol warns about potential scam where the caller claims to be with the license bureau.

• Missouri Gets C- on Corruption Risk Report Card
Missouri has a long way to go concerning corruption risk and government transparency, that according to the State Integrity Investigation.

• New MAC / UMSL Agreement
The University of Missouri–St. Louis and Mineral Area College signed a new partnership agreement.

• Middlebrook Man Killed in Route N Crash
A man from Middlebrook lost his life in an accident on Route N, 3 miles north of Pilot Knob.

• Bismarck Residents Injured in Accident
Three Bismarck residents sustained minor injuries in a one-vehicle accident on Highway 67, north of Route DD in St. Francois County.

• How is the Unemployment Rate Figured?
Does the government calculate the unemployment rate by counting every person who is looking for a job?

• Is Missouri Going Up in Smoke?
Signatures being gathered for petitions that would legalize pot in Missouri.

• Parkland Nursing Home Ratings
Choosing a nursing home for a loved one can be a confusing and challenging time of life.

• Severe Weather Awareness Week
As part of Severe Weather Awareness Week, consumers are urged to review their insurance policies.

• Honor Society New Members
Lambda Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa inducted 38 new members during ceremonies held Feb. 27, 2012.

• Students Injured When School Bus Overturns
At least 10 students from Belgrade were injured when a school bus ran off the road and turned onto its side in Washington County.

• MAC Golf Tournament
MAC Foundation will hold its annual fundraising golf tournament on May 16, at Terre du Lac Golf Course.

• Car Goes on Two Wheels, Woman Injured
A Cadet woman was injured when her 1994 Buick Century traveled on two wheels on Route E near Radio Station Road in Washington County.

• Advertising on School Buses?
Rep. Linda Black cosponsored a bill that would allow companies to lease advertising space on school buses.

• Matt Hill & The Deep Fryed Two
Winner of the 2011 Best New Artist Debut at the Blues Music Awards coming to Farmington March 17.

• Two People Injured When Car Overturns
Two Park Hills residents were injured when their 2005 Chevy Cavalier crashed on Highway 67 at Fairgrounds Road.

• Ironton Woman Arrested After Two-Vehicle Accident
A two-vehicle accident on Route N south of Pilot Knob injured two Ironton residents and lead to one arrest.

• Attorney General Sues 'Crammers'
Missouri AG Koster sues phone companies accused of taking advantage of Missouri consumers.

• Two-Car Accident Injures Two Potosi Residents
Two Potosi residents were injured in an accident on Route 21 at Route E, in Washington County.

• Two People Injured When Car Strikes School Bus
Two people sustained minor injuries when their car struck a school bus on Highway 8 and Maple Street, in St. Francois County.

• I'm Writing This With Tears in My Eyes
That's how the email began that ParklandNews.com received from the email address of an out-of-state funeral home owner.

• County Bridge Projects
Upcoming meeting to discuss bridge projects on Routes K and D in St. Francois County.

• Fredericktown Woman Injured in Route OO Accident
A Fredericktown woman was injured in an accident on Route OO, south of Kollmeyer Road, in St. Francois County.

• Traffic Deaths On The Rise
There has been a decrease in Missouri fatalities the last six years, but the first few months of 2012 have been deadly.

• Fort Davidson Open House
Meeting will address issues related to both the historic site and Elephant Rocks State Park near Graniteville.

• Farmington Man Killed in Wayne County Crash
A Farmington man was killed in a one-vehicle crash on Highway 67, eight miles south of Greenville, in Wayne County.

• Bonne Terre Teen Injured When Car Overturns
An accident on Hillsboro Road just south of Route Y has sent a Bonne Terre teen to the hospital.

• New School Meal Standards
For the first time in 15 years, school menus will get an update with an emphasis on healthy meals.

• Crash Injures 3 Bonne Terre Residents
A one-car crash on Cedar Falls Road south of Pratt Road injured three Bonne Terre residents.

• The Bed Bug Law
Kevin Engler sponsors another landlord-related bill, this one relating to bed bugs.

• Pallets in Road Lead to Highway 47 Accident
Two Cadet residents were injured in an accident on Highway 47, one mile south of Pond Creek Road in Washington County.

• Ramp Improvements at Route 47
$1,596,153 contract awarded for interchange improvements in St. Francois County.

• Potosi Family Mourns Loss of Murdered Niece
A Potosi husband and wife are trying to cope with the loss of their niece, who was the victim of a Colorado murder-suicide.

• Foundation to Honor Jerry Hicks
Family and friends are working to raise the seed money for the Chief’s Scholarship.

• St. Louis Irish Arts
St. Louis Irish Arts will return to the Parkland to share their love for Celtic culture.

• James Leg and Bob Reuter
Two unique acts at one low price. Growling piano-man James Leg and St. Louis favorite, Bob Reuter.

• The End Times Spasm Band
Appearing in Farmington, they bring 30s dance music, female blues, and New Orleans jazz.

• Can You Spot a Meth Lab?
Would you recognize the chemicals and products used to "cook" meth if a lab was sitting next door?

• Coffman Road Accident Injures Park Hills Woman
A one-car accident on Coffman Road east of Route BB in St. Francois County injured a Park Hills woman.

• Georgia Town Finds Flyers from Park Hills KKK Group
Residents of Newnan, Georgia, woke up Sunday and were shocked to find flyers posted throughout the area from the Traditionalist American Knights.

• Bonne Terre Man Ejected from Vehicle
A Bonne Terre man was ejected from a vehicle in an accident on Route E and McGehan Road in Jefferson County.

• Ste Genevieve Man Seriously Injured in Motorcycle Crash
A Ste. Genevieve man suffered serious injuries when his 2004 Suzuki motorcycle crashed on Lawrenceton Cut Off Road at Highway B, in Ste. Genevieve County.

• Route 221 Head-On Crash Injures 3
A woman traveling southbound in the northbound lane of Route 221 crashed head-on into a northbound vehicle.

• Sally Werner Retires
Sally Werner, former Mineral Area College Perryville Center Director, is retiring Feb. 29 after almost 13 years.

• Woman Killed in Route U One-Car Crash
A Mineral Point woman was killed when her 2005 Honda Accord crashed on Route U.

• Farmington Woman Hurt When Vehicle Overturns
A Farmington woman received only minor injuries when her 2002 Chevy TrailBlazer crashed and overturned on northbound Highway 67.

• Teen Killed in ATV Accident at St. Joe State Park
A senior at Oakville High School was killed in an ATV accident in the off-road area of St. Joe State Park.

• Help for the Grief Stricken
You don't have to suffer alone.

• Puppies for Parole Very Special 500th Dog
A blind and deaf dog named Windsor is the 500th dog from the Puppies for Parole program.

• Is a Mountain Lion Roaming the Woods of Iron Mountain?
A man believes he found a mountain lion track the day after hearing the scream of a big cat.

• U.S. to Close 246 Postal Facilities
Internet use continues to make certain aspects of the postal service obsolete. Among the 246 facilities to close is the Cape Girardeau Processing & Distribution Facility.

• Six Arrested at Alleged Iron Mountain Meth House
Six people were arrested after Iron Mountain Lake police discovered meth-related items at a house on Pacific St.

• Farmington Man Shot and Killed After Foot Chase
A Farmington man wanted on a drug warrant was shot and killed by police early Monday morning.

• Leave Means Leave
Not leaving a rental property within 10 days of a court judgment could become a crime.

• Jerry Sullivan Retiring from MAC
TRIO Program Director Jerry Sullivan is retiring after almost 17 years overseeing the federal program.

• Farmington Man Indicted on Federal Meth Charges
A Farmington man is one of several people who have been indicted on federal meth charges.

• New Director at Perryville Center
Mary Beth Bauwens has joined MAC as the director of the Perryville Higher Education Center.

• Will the National Guard Be Activated in Waller Search?
Will an online petition convince Gov. Nixon to activate the National Guard to help search for Jacque Waller?

• Mozart’s Magic Flute at MAC
Opera Iowa will perform Mozart’s “Magic Flute” Feb. 24, at MAC’s Fine Arts Theatre in Park Hills.

• College Blood Drive March 29
MAC, American Red Cross, and radio stations J-98/KREI/KJFF will team up for a blood drive.

• Open Range Bluegrass Band
Open Range Bluegrass is a diverse local band that carries the sound of traditional country/bluegrass.

• Narvel Felts to Appear at Nelson's Music City
In 1956 at the age of 17, Narvel Felts won a high school talent contest that led to Narvel becoming one of the original Sun recording artists.

• Two People Stabbed in Park Hills
A Valentine's Day stabbing in Park Hills sent a husband and wife to St. Louis hospitals.

• Komdown Satterfield Accused of Stealing from CiCi's Pizza
A Desloge woman is accused of stealing over $85,000 from CiCi's Pizza, located in Farmington, Mo.

• Belgrade Woman in Hospital After Accident
A Belgrade woman is in the Washington County Hospital after a truck accident on Highway 21.

• Bonne Terre Man's Story to Air on Animal Planet
Ken Wilson, of Bonne Terre, will have his story of being lost in Mexico’s Cozumel Jungle featured on Animal Planet’s, “I Shouldn’t Be Alive.”

• Truck Overturns on Highway 21, Four Injured
An accident on Highway 21 south of Arcadia injured four people.

• Authorities Search for Missing Park Hills Man
Authorities are searching for a man who was last seen leaving Park Hills Manor. Robert Valentine is a 53-year-old white male who requires medication.

• Tax Deadline Extended
Missouri Department of Revenue extends the individual income tax filing deadline to Tuesday, April 17.

• Protect Yourself from the Cold
A blast of cold air has descended on the Parkland and it's important that we all know the signs of hypothermia, a condition more dangerous than frostbite.

• New Name for Highway 8?
Rep. Linda Black has sponsored a bill that would rename a portion of Highway 8 after the late Jerry Hicks.

• Careers Through Education
Students and faculty at Mineral Area College to celebrate national Career and Technical Education Month.

• Jewell Wood Scholarship
New MAC teacher education scholarship made possible by a gift of more than $10,000.

• One-Car Accident Injures Two Cadet Residents
A Jefferson County accident sent two Cadet residents by helicopter to Barnes Hospital.

• Two-Vehicle Accident on Highway 67 Injures Two
Two people were injured in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 67, north of Route JJ in St. Francois County.

• Truck Overturns, Irondale Woman Injured
An Irondale woman escaped with only minor injuries after the 2000 Chevy S-10 she was driving crashed on Highway U.

• Truck Crash Injures 3 French Village Residents
Three French Village residents were injured when their 1986 Chevy Silverado crashed on Rouggly Road.

• Irondale Woman Injured When Vehicle Overturns
An Irondale woman ended up in the hospital after her 2002 Chevy Tracker overturned on Mitchell Road.

• Here Come the Seat Belt Police
Highway Patrol to target area drivers on February 24 for an aggressive “Click It or Ticket” operation.

• Bill Randles Leads Rival in Poll
Gubernatorial candidate Bill Randles leading rival Dave Spence by three points in the primary.

• Gov. Nixon in Fredericktown
Nixon will visit the Madison County Council for the Developmentally Disabled Wednesday.

• Engler Wants Drug Monitoring Program
Senator Kevin Engler has filed a bill that would create a statewide drug monitoring program.

• Leadwood Woman Injured in Highway 21 Crash
A two-vehicle crash in Washington County injured a Leadwood woman.

• Highway P Accident Injures Cadet Woman
A Cadet woman was involved in a one-car crash on Highway P. just east of Bates Creek Road, in Washington County.

• Woody Pines at The Vault
The ultimate combination of country blues and ragtime music is found in Woody Pines.

• Farmington Teen Hurt After Vehicle Overturns
An accident in Iron County totaled a vehicle and sent a Farmington teen to the hospital.

• Two Arrested for Meth Lab in Park Hills Storage Unit
Two men are accused of making meth inside a Park Hills storage unit.

• Farmington Man Injured When Car Hits Tree
A Farmington man was injured in a one-car accident on Route O, west of Route D, in St. Francois County.

• Legally Blind Man Missing from Potosi Area
A 37-year-old man has been missing from the Potosi area for the past four weeks. He is described as 5' 10", 150 lbs., with blonde hair and hazel eyes. He is classified as legally blind.

• Park Hills Man Sentenced for Child Molestation
A Park Hills, Mo., man was sentenced to 16 years in prison on two counts of child molestation.

• BBB Warns About Loans
The Better Business Bureau is warning about the pitfalls of tax refund anticipation loans.

• MAC Jazz Festival
The 26th Annual Jazz Festival will feature a member of one of the music world’s renowned families.

• Coming Soon: Road Improvements
Contract awarded for pavement improvements in St. Francois and Washington Counties.

• Ste. Genevieve Residents Injured in Highway 61 Crash
Two Ste. Genevieve residents were injured in a one-car crash on Highway 61 in Ste. Genevieve County.

• Slave Re-Enactor at MAC
Mineral Area College will celebrate Black History Month during TRIO Day, Feb. 24.

• 'Almost, Maine' at MAC
Love is at the heart of the next Mineral Area College Little Theatre Guild performance.

• Local Couple Busted in Crime Spree
A local couple was busted in Jackson, Wyoming after allegedly committing 30 to 50 burglaries in four states.

• Great Central U.S. ShakeOut
Are you prepared for the next big earthquake in the Parkland? The largest drill in history is February 7.

• The Mississippi Sawyers
St. Louis-based bluegrass band, The Mississippi Sawyers, appearing in Ironton.

• Bismarck Driver Arrested After Route BB Crash
A Bismarck man was injured in a one-vehicle accident on Route BB, one mile north of Route U, in St. Francois County.

• Fredericktown Woman Seriously Injured When Vehicle Overturns
A Fredericktown woman was flown to Mercy Hospital St. Louis after her vehicle overturned on Route E, southwest of Fredericktown.

• Mental Health and Substance Use Statistics for Area Students
How do local students compare with state averages on issues such as suicidal thoughts and substance use? Not too well, actually.

• Ironton Man Killed in Washington County Crash
A one-car accident on Highway C in Washington County killed an Ironton man.

• Two Injured in Early Morning Crash, Driver Arrested
Two people were injured in a one-car crash on Berry Road, just south of Shannon Road, in St. Francois County.

• Lower Your Interest Rate?
Have you received calls that promise to lower your credit card interest rate? Maybe now the calls will stop.

• Fredericktown Man Injured in Highway 67 Accident
A Fredericktown man was injured in an accident on northbound Highway 67, north of Route V.

• Two Ste. Genevieve Residents Injured When Car Overturns
Two Ste. Genevieve people were injured when their 2007 Lincoln Town Car crashed on Highway 47, just north of Kingston Road in Washington County.

• Patient Lift Donated to MAC Health Department
Mineral Area College Allied Health Department receives $10,000 donated patient lift.

• Deans’ Lists of MAC
The Deans’ List was announced for the Fall 2011 semester at Mineral Area College in Park Hills.

• Local Physician Visits State Capitol
Dr. Victoria Damba, attends program designed to raise healthcare awareness of legislators.

• A Tribute to Johnny Cash
One More Round, a tribute to Johnny Cash, coming to the Orris in Ste. Genevieve.

• The Black Belles at The Vault
The Black Belles, an all-girl band that combines a unique look with a unique sound, to appear in Farmington.

• Bismarck Woman Injured, Charged With DWI
A Bismarck woman was injured when her vehicle overturned on Highway N, in St. Francois County.

• Free Help to Apply for Aid
Free event at Mineral Area College to help college-bound students fill out financial aid forms.

• 29th Annual Mineral Area College Science Fair
The creative genius of the area’s math and science students will be on display at Mineral Area College’s Robert E. Sechrest Sr. Fieldhouse on March 23.

• Insurance Complaint?
If you have a complaint about an insurance company, the State of Missouri wants to know about it.

• MDC Warns About Open Pipe
Missouri Department of Conservation warns about uncapped pipe killing various wildlife.

• Results of Operation A.R.R.E.S.T.
Operation A.R.R.E.S.T. was conducted from 7 p.m. on Saturday, to 3 a.m. on Sunday.

• Park Hills Woman Honors Military Through Song
A Park Hills woman who wanted to tell military veterans how much she appreciates their service has done just that with her new music video, "Thank, Support, and Remember."

• Troy, Mo., Man Seriously Injured at St. Joe State Park
A man from Troy, Mo., suffered serious injures when his 2007 KTM motorcycle crashed in St. Francois County.

• Caledonia Man and 3 St. Louis Residents Injured
A one-car accident in St. Francois County injured four people.

• Deer-Vehicle Crash Injures Bonne Terre Teen
A Bonne Terre teen was injured when a 1989 Chevy Cavalier struck a deer on Route OO, south of Route T in St. Francois County.

• Potosi Driver Loses Control on Icy Highway 21
A Potosi woman suffered minor injuries in a one-vehicle accident on southbound Highway 21 at Deuce Road, in Washington County.

• Highway 32 Accident Injures Park Hills Driver
A two-car accident on Highway 32 west of Leadington injured a Park Hills woman.

• Ryan's Files Bankruptcy
Owner of Ryan's restaurants files bankruptcy for second time, closes 81 stores in restructuring effort.

• Car Overturns, Bonne Terre Woman Injured
A Bonne Terre woman was injured in an accident on Route C at Route D, in St. Francois County.

• Davis Crossing Crash Injures Park Hills Woman
A Park Hills woman was injured when her truck overturned on Davis Crossing Road, just north of Highway 32.

• MAC Plans Annual Homecoming
This year’s homecoming games see men’s and women’s teams against archrival Three Rivers.

• 1 Woman, 1 Motorcycle, 1 World
Mineral Area Council on the Arts will present Benka Pulko’s “Black and White Rainbow.”

• Truck Drives Into Park Hills Salon
A suspected drunken driver slammed into a Park Hills salon.

• Blazer Overturns, 5 Cadet Residents Injured
Five people from Cadet were injured in a one-vehicle crash on Highway 21, south of Delbridge Road, in Washington County.

• Ste. Genevieve Teen Injured in Two-Vehicle Accident
A Ste. Genevieve teen was injured and two vehicles totaled in an accident on southbound Highway 61 at Route O, in Ste. Genevieve County.

• Park Hills Woman Told to Stop Sheltering Recovering Addicts
A Park Hills woman has a court date with the City of Park Hills because her home isn't zoned as a "halfway house."

• Three Injured in Route CC Crash
Three people injured in Route CC accident in Washington County.

• Accident Injures St. Louis Man, Driver Arrested
A one-vehicle accident in St. Francois County injured a St. Louis man.

• Rent-A-Center Opens in Desloge
Desloge Rent-a-Center open for business January 13, 2012.

• Missouri Receives a C-Minus on National Report Card
A national report card gave Missouri an overall score of C-minus across six educational policy and performance categories.

• Two Men Injured in Crawford County Crash
Two local men were injured when their vehicle hit a ditch on Highway 8 and Route BB in Crawford County.

• Two Women Injured in Go-Kart Accident
Two women were injured in a go-kart accident on County Road 319 in Madison County.

• Irondale Woman Injured on Highway U
A one-vehicle accident on Highway U at Big River Bridge injured an Irondale woman.

• Highway 221 Accident Injures Arcadia Man
A one-car accident on Highway 221 near Pilot Knob injured a man from Arcadia.

• Accident Injures St. Louis Man, Driver Arrested
A one-vehicle accident in St. Francois County injured a St. Louis man.

• MoDOT Ready for Snowy Roads
MoDOT crews will monitor road conditions and are ready to plow and treat state routes as needed.

• Traffic Fatalities Lowest in 60 Years
Missouri traffic crash fatalities totaled 773 in 2011, the lowest total since the late 1940s.

• Operation A.R.R.E.S.T.
Operation A.R.R.E.S.T. will take place in St. Francois and Washington counties.

• ATV Accidents Injure Two at St. Joe State Park
Two people, including eight-year-old, injured in separate accidents.

• Mineral Point Teen Injured
A Mineral Point, Mo., teen was injured in a one-vehicle accident on Trockey Road, just north of Frontier Road, in Washington County.

• Head-On Crash Kills Bonne Terre Woman
A head-on crash in Ste Genevieve County killed a Bonne Terre woman.

• World Series Trophy in Desloge and Farmington
The World Series Trophy Tour will make stops in Desloge and Farmington in February.

• State New Years Traffic Deaths
Five people died during holiday period from 6 p.m., December 30, 2011, to 11:59 p.m., January 2, 2012.

• Nursing Students Give Back
Mineral Area College practical nursing students end year with acts of holiday kindness.

• Clay Waller Receives Maximum Penalty for Internet Threat
Clay Waller, husband of missing woman, Jacque Waller, has been sentenced to five years in prison for an online threat he made against his sister-in-law.

• Madison County Events
A book presentation at The Loft, and a murder mystery dinner theatre lead the events.

• New Troopers Assigned to Troop C
Trooper Nicholas B. Yoder, 24, and Trooper Jason A. Akers, 24, assigned to St. Francois County.

• Bonne Terre Man Killed, Driver Arrested
A Bonne Terre man was killed in an accident on Route E, and the driver arrested for DWI and involuntary manslaughter.

• Two Women Injured in Highway 67 Accident
Bonne Terre and De Soto women were injured in a two-vehicle accident on southbound Highway 67 at Meyer Road.

• 25 Years Later
Missouri Department of Corrections officials hold ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of FCC.

• Home & Outdoor Expo
The Home & Outdoor Expo is at the Farmington Civic Center on Saturday, Jan. 28 and Sunday, Jan. 29.

• See History Without Leaving Home
The Missouri State Museum is providing online viewing of Civil War battle flags.

• Midas Hospitality Acquires Farmington Hampton Inn
Midas Hospitality, LLC acquires the 64-room Hampton Inn located at 850 Valley Creek Drive, Farmington.

• Farmington Pet Adoption Center Need Donations
New heating and cooling system in the works for area to house dogs.

• Bonne Terre Man Killed in Madison County Crash
A Bonne Terre man was killed when his 2008 Nissan crashed on Route Z, two miles east of Fredericktown.

• Potosi Man Seriously Injured, De Soto Man Killed
A head-on crash in Jefferson County killed a De Soto man and seriously injured a Potosi man.

• Two-Vehicle Accident Injures Potosi Woman
A two-vehicle crash on Highway 21 at Route CC in Washington County injured a Potosi woman.

• Head-On Collision Injures Bismarck Man
A snow-covered road in Perry County was the scene of a head-on crash that totaled two vehicles and injured a Bismarck man.

• Fredericktown PD Gets Grant
Overtime enforcement funding and three portable breath testers awarded to the Fredericktown PD.

• Park Hills Re-Store Open
Habitat for Humanity of St. Francois County's Re-Store is now open in Park Hills.

• Two People Injured When Blazer Overturns, Driver Arrested
Two people were injured in a one-vehicle crash on Sansoucie Road, just west of Highway 21 in Washington County.

• Farmington Man Arrested After St. Francois County Burglary
Bruce A. Voegtlin, of Farmington, Mo., was arrested after a failed robbery attempt.

• Benefit Concert for the St. Francois County United Way
Featured music from GTO and the Baby Boomer Band.

• No Charges Against Suspended Central Student
Juvenile authorities have officially told her that no charges are forthcoming against her son.

• Clarkson Eyecare
Clarkson Eyecare opens Farmington office that provides emergency eye care and treatment of eye diseases.

• Rear-End Collision Injures Park Hills Man
A two-vehicle accident on Highway 221 at Highway NN in St. Francois County injured one person.

• Missouri Education Training
With the growth of health-related jobs, an education will be more important than ever in 2012.

• Mother of Alec Scott Appears on Fox News
Tonia Fujimoto, mother of suspended Central student, Alec Scott, appeared on Fox News national.

• Operation Life Saver
Missouri State Highway Patrol Life Saver weekend traffic crash and enforcement totals for Troop C.

• Farmington Woman Injured After Car Tire Blows Out
A Farmington woman was injured in a one-car accident on Highway 67 at Route V, in Jefferson County.

• Mother of Alec Scott says Central to 'Recycle' Tape
Tonia Fujimoto, mother of suspended Central student, Alec Scott, says school preparing to destroy tape of alleged sexual harassment.

• Christmas Tree Dangers
Residential fires generally increase in December due to Christmas tree fires in the home.

• New Recruits Hitting the Streets
Thirty Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers graduated from the Patrol’s Law Enforcement Academy.

• Pilot Knob Man Flown to Hospital After Crash
A Pilot Knob man was flown by Air Evac to Mercy Hospital St. Louis after his 2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac crashed in Iron County.

• Volkswagon Overturns, 4 Fredericktown Residents Injured
Four Fredericktown residents were injured when a 2000 Volkswagon crashed on Madison County Road 238.

• Highway O Accident Injures 3
A two-vehicle crash on Highway O at Hillsboro Road injured three people.

• Central School Down Syndrome Student Suspended
A 14-year-old Down Syndrome student has been suspended for alleged sexual harassment.

• Cadet Man Injured in One-Vehicle Accident
A Cadet man was injured when his 1994 Dodge Dakota lost control on wet pavement on Highway 21 at Highway 47, in Washington County.

• New Study: 88 Percent of Missouri Public Schools Fail Federal Standards
According to a new report from the nonprofit Center on Education Policy, 88 percent of Missouri public schools are failing to meet federal standards.

• Highway 8 Crash Injures 6 St. Francois County Residents
A two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Highway 8 and Route P injured five Park Hills residents and one Farmington teen.

• Antler Art That Will Light Up Your Life
Ask a hunter what they typically do with deer antlers and they will proudly point to the wall holding said antlers. Ask John Hargis what he does with antlers, and he will point to the chandelier hanging overhead.

• Ole Tyme Rustic Woodworks Provides Solid Products
Farmington might not be the furniture capital of the United States (that title usually goes to North Carolina,) but Farmington is home to a company that produces some of the finest hand-crafted furniture money can buy.

• New License Plate Stickers
Missouri tries new approach to the problem of license plate sticker theft.

• Mental Health First Aid Class
Community Partnership offering an opportunity for a faith-based Mental Health First-Aid class.

• An Incredible Gift
A 1938 graduate of the old Flat River Junior College gives $300,000 estate gift to MAC.

• Two-Vehicle Crash Injures Two Farmington Residents
A two-vehicle crash on Highway H in St. Francois County injured two Farmington residents.

• Free Small Business Program
Madison County to host free health reform training for business owners and CPA's.

• MAC Receives Nursing Grant
Mineral Area College is one of two Missouri community colleges to receive a nursing education grant.

• Highway Patrol Seeks Hit-and-Run Driver
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is seeking the vehicle that struck a bicyclist in November, 2011, on Missouri Route F, 1.3 miles east of Pleasant Hill Church Road, in Ste. Genevieve County.

• Law Enforcement Grant Awarded
St. Francois County named in law enforcement grant aimed at combating traffic accidents.

• County Flags at Half-Staff
St. Francois County flags to be flown at half-staff on Thursday (Dec. 8) in honor of Jerry Hicks.

• Holcim, Inc. Wins Award
Holcim (US) Inc. received the Missouri Community College Association’s Distinguished Business Award.

• Santa at Iron Mountain Lake
Santa himself will be making an appearance at Iron Mountain Lake on December 10. Bring your camera.

• Dr. Fred Nute Wins Award
Dr. Fred Nute, Mineral Area College department chair of Social Sciences, wins award.

• Truck Overturns on Ice-Covered Highway 21
A Bonne Terre man was injured in a one-vehicle accident on Highway 21 in Jefferson County.

• Truck Cab Goes off Bridge, Driver Seriously Injured
A two-vehicle accident closed southbound Highway 67 for hours after two trucks collided.

• Two Belgrade Residents Injured in Highway 32 Crash
Two Belgrade residents were injured when their 2009 Chevy Colorado went out of control on Highway 32 and Barnes Road in St. Francois County.

• Man Crashes Truck on Kings School Road
One man was injured and later arrested for driving while intoxicated after crashing into a tree.

• Leadwood Police Chief Dies from Accident Injuries
Jerry Hicks, Sr., who was seriously injured in a one-car accident, has passed away after being removed from life support.

• $10,000 Reward From AT&T Related to Bonne Terre
The St. Francois County Sheriff and AT&T are asking for the public’s help in apprehending those responsible for the theft of AT&T telephone cable.

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