Perryville, United States (Local)
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By: Kevin Jenkins
Perry County recorded the highest voter turnout in Missouri for the April 7 municipal election, a surge driven largely by two high-profile tax-related ballot measures, according to County Clerk Jared Kutz.
Winners of the April 7 municipal election in Perry County expressed gratitude to voters while outlining priorities for the months and years ahead.
PERRYVILLE — For a group of Perryville Primary Center students, learning about dinosaurs didn't come from a textbook last week — it came from bones they could actually touch.
PERRYVILLE — A neighborhood zoning question drew significant public interest during the Perryville Board of Aldermen's April 13 meeting, according to City Administrator Brent Buerck, who said the city is taking a measured approach before making a final decision.
Newly elected and returning city officials were officially sworn in during the April 24 meeting of the Perryville Board of Aldermen, marking a transition in leadership following the April 7 municipal election.
What was once a damaged tree left in the wake of a devastating storm is now becoming something entirely different — a piece of art, a conversation starter and a symbol of renewal.
One of Perryville's biggest annual celebrations returns next month as Mayfest 2026 is set for Friday, May 8, and Saturday, May 9, with activities beginning earlier in the week.
ALTENBURG — For Ann Hazelwood, quilts have never been just fabric and thread.
Recognition of student achievement, board reorganization and urgent planning for future facilities highlighted the Perry County School District 32 Board of Education meeting held April 15 at the temporary district office.
By: Kevin Jenkins
By Kevin Jenkins [email protected] When Xavier Pfaff first joined the cheer team as an eighth grader, he had no gymnastics background, no experience and no clear idea of where it might lead.
