March 3, 2026
In the case of all arrests, it must be remembered that the charge is merely an accusation and all defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty. NOTE: Anyone having information concerning any alleged crimes are encouraged to contact the police department at 876-TIPS (8477) July 11 – Officers responded to 227 West
July 11 – Theft at residence on Oak Street in Stockton. Report taken by deputy. Harassment at residence on Davis Street in Stockton. Handled by deputy. Disturbance at residence on Locust Street in Stockton. Handled by deputy. Physical disturbance at residence on 39 Hwy south of Stockton. Handled by deputy. Oen door at residence on
June 23 – Michael Parmalee, 36, Lowry City, arrested by Lowry City Police Department on a St. Clair County warrant charging him with failing to appear in court on an unclassified misdemeanor of driving while revoked second or subsequent. Bond set at $3,500 cash or surety. Original charge stems from investigation Feb. 24 when a
I want to thank everyone for their kindness shown to me during the loss of my husband, Charles D. Tigner. I want to thank Bland-Hackleman Funeral Home, the doctors, Cedar County Memorial Hospital and Hospice, A special thank you family and friends. Mrs. Christy L. Tigner Thank you from the staff and volunteers of the
Please have old flowers removed from Virgil City Cemetery by July 25. Thank you.
Margie Valeta Jewel (Whisler) Daniels, 59, El Dorado Springs, passed away July 14, 2016. She was born Aug. 13, 1956, to Lloyd Sr. and Geraldine (Parker) Whisler, in Jackson County. Margie worked for many years as a beautician, a bus driver and a home healthcare provider. Margie was a very strong person. She showed this
Bythol A. Burr, 84, El Dorado Springs, formerly of Neosho, passed away in the early hours of July 14, 2016, in Community Springs Nursing Home in El Dorado Springs, after battling a long illness. He was born Sept. 18, 1931, in Neosho, the first of five children, to Claude and Burnice (Arwood) Burr. Bythol made
by U.S. Senator Roy Blunt The opioid epidemic is devastating lives, families, and communities across the nation, and Missouri is no exception. In 2014, the most recent year for which Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data is available, more than 1,000 Missourians died from a drug overdose. That’s why I’ve been working in the
by Mark Hughes This summer’s social unrest, which began last year with the outbreak of violence in Ferguson, comes nearly a century after another dark chapter of Missouri social strife: the Lead Belt mining riots of 1917. Those riots began 99 years ago on Friday, July 13, 1917. Missouri’s Lead Belt at that time consisted
It’s Picnic Time Again You can feel the excitement in the air as everyone makes preparations for this next week. Band members got some new music last weekend to try out for the Picnic, and we hope you like it as much as we did. If you have ever seen the movie “The Great
