Teresa Inserra

Seth Harris was honored as De Soto’s Teacher of the Year while his wife, Samantha, was honored as De Soto’s Support Staff of the Year.

Seth and Samantha Harris were celebrated as employees of the year for their positive impact on students and staff across the De Soto School District.

Members of the De Soto Chamber of Commerce are asking the community to help pull off a multiple-day celebration to celebrate America’s 250th birthday.

The De Soto City Council approved a resolution agreeing to a 25 percent match if awarded $1.5 million in FEMA funding to buy out six flood-prone homes.

The Pay It Forward Baby Ministry, a nonprofit organization that provides free diapers and gently used items to parents of babies and toddlers, has relocated to the recently closed Trinity Episcopal Church at 202 W. Miller St. in De Soto.

Samantha Sedrick, 11, holds two puppies available for adoption from the City of De Soto Kennel on May 20 at Pettus Ford De Soto.

Every Wednesday for more than a year, an adoptable pet from the City of De Soto Kennel, 1310 Public Works Drive, spends much of the day (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) at the dealership, 12836 Hwy. 21, hanging out with staff and meeting potential new families.

Brent Steger has been hired as the new De Soto Police Chief

If you are looking for quality flooring that will resist wear-and-tear, stop by Hopkins Floor Co., 2323 Hwy. 67 just south of Festus.

If you are looking for one-of-a-kind furniture and decor for your home, stop by the Tree of Life Art Gallery, Fine Antiques & Artfully Renewed Furniture, 109 E. Main St.