Kevin Jenkins is a writer and reporter for the Farmington Press Leader, focusing on local news and events in Fredricktown, Missouri. With a passion for community journalism, Kevin covers a range of topics including local government, education, human interest stories, and community events. His work has also been featured in the New Zealand Herald.
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An unidentified man purchased a Scratcher ticket last week at the Casey’s General Store in Perryville and won $1 million.
By: Camryn Baer, Kevin Jenkins
A Herculaneum player tries unsuccessfully to stop Dominic Seiler as he runs for the touchdown.
By: John Larose, Kevin Jenkins
The Lady Indians volleyball team beat the Lady Pirates in a matchup held Oct. 15 at Perry Center.
By: Kevin Jenkins
The Perryville Police Department is investigating a defaced political sign on private property opposing Amendment 3, which, if passed, would end Missouri’s abortion ban. The sign at 318 …
The Perryville Chamber of Commerce held its annual membership meeting on Thursday, Oct. 17 at the Robinson Construction Event Center. The meeting featured a cocktail hour, dinner, membership meeting, voting for the chamber’s board of directors, music trivia and Non-Profit Expo giveaways. Elected to the board of directors were Emily Blyzes, Citizens Electric Corporation; Brandie Mantz, Perry County Community Task Force; Shannon Tarrillion, Journey Hospice and Greg Yamnitz, Immanuel Lutheran Church and School.
Edwardsville, Ill., based retailer expands footprint in SE Missouri
Completion of phase two of Lucas & Friends Backyard Adventures will be celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the all-inclusive playground, 215 S. French Lane.
If it seemed like there were more people voting in this year’s presidential election, Perry County Clerk Jared Kutz said it wasn’t your imagination. The voter turnout was a record-breaker. “Kudos to the voters of Perry County,” he said. “We actually had more voters than have ever voted in an election in Perry County before. In 2016, we had 8,870 voters. In 2020, we had 9,495 voters. I was really hoping to hit the 10,000 voter mark this year, but we didn’t quite get there. I’ve got a few provisionals that we’re still adding and late-arriving absentees that we’re still adding to the official numbers, but even with those, we’re not going to cross 10,000.
By: Frank Lewis, Larry Riney
Members of the Perryville VFW Color Guard lead the Veterans Day parade down North Jackson St., to the courthouse grounds where the annual program is held.
Regional Resource Management Supervisor Kevin Brunke checks in a deer Saturday morning at the Missouri Conservation Department in Perryville. Three hours after the site opened at 7 a.m., around two dozen deer had already been checked in.
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