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State Sen. Mike Cierpiot, a Republican from Lee’s Summit, presents his bill allowing utilities to charge customers for power plants while under construction to the House Utilities Committee on Monday.
Bill loosening rules for Missouri electric rates speeding toward passage
A bill changing how utility rates are set won overwhelming approval in a Missouri House committee Monday after a hearing where backers said it is vital to the state’s economy and opponents said … more
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According to an announcement made on Monday by TG Missouri, the company will take significant steps in the coming years to contribute to future energy sustainability. This initiative is part of its parent company’s corporate strategy.
TGMO plans for future 'energy sustainability
TG Missouri (TGMO) announced on Monday that the Perryville plant, along with other global locations under the Toyoda Gosei Co., Ltd. umbrella, will take significant steps in the near future to … more
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The dedication and commemoration of the new Perry County Joint Justice Center has been rescheduled to 10 a.m. March 22. The public is invited to attend and take tours of the new facility.
Perry County to hold justice center dedication, tours
Perry County is inviting the public to attend the official dedication and commemoration of the new Perry County Joint Justice Center (PCJJC) located at 400 W. St. Joseph St. in Perryville. Because … more
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The lack of construction workers making headway at the location of the new Starbucks in Perryville has led to rumors that buried gas tanks discovered after work began on the building have some believing the high-dollar coffee shop may never open its doors.
Project still brewing
Rumors about underground gas tanks halting construction at the site of the new Starbucks being built at the corner of South Perryville Boulevard and Alma Avenue in Perryville appear to have no merit, … more
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Secretary of State Denny Hoskins rejected emergency rules for sports wagering. He is shown speaking as a state senator during the 2021 legislative session.
Launch of Missouri sports betting delayed until fall
A dispute over whether the Missouri Gaming Commission can issue emergency rules to implement sports wagering will delay the licensing of casinos and online operators until fall, the executive … more
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Victoria Damba
Mercy increases Perryville’s convenient care access
Mercy Perry has announced the addition of a new physician and a nurse practitioner at its convenient care location in Perryville. Dr. Victoria Damba and Ashley Riddle joined a skilled team of … more
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This is the piece of land in SEMO Industrial Park where SEMO REDI said Amazon plans to construct a 61,000-square-foot last-mile delivery station that is expected to bring 70 jobs to the area.
Amazon constructing delivery station in Scott City
SCOTT CITY – Economic development in southeast Missouri is gaining momentum, with Amazon’s latest investment coming to Scott City. The global e-commerce giant will soon begin construction … more
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According to the National Weather Service, around 4-9 inches of snow fell throughout southeast Missouri by Wednesday morning, Feb. 12. According to city and county officials, the storm didn’t cause any major damage. By Thursday morning, the storm had moved east out of the state.
Snowstorm brings more snow, but less problems
By Kevin Jenkins editor@perryvillenews.com You might have guessed this little piece of trivia by now, but January was the coldest month in the contiguous United States in 37 years. In addition … more
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Next Thursday, March 6, the Republic-Monitor's annual Medallion Hunt is back for its 39th year, where treasure seekers decipher clues to lead them to a hidden medallion. The finder will be awarded a check each week unless the medallion is not found.
Medallion Hunt begins next week
The Republic-Monitor has begun planning for the annual Medallion Hunt, which will take place starting Thursday, March 6 and run for four consecutive weeks. The annual hunt is back for its 39th … more
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Nominate an educator for ‘Missouri Teacher of the Year’
JEFFERSON CITY – Nominations are now being accepted for Regional Teacher of the Year, the first step to becoming next year’s Missouri Teacher of the Year. Nominations are due by April 14 … more
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Principals from the primary center, elementary, middle school and high school listen as Career and Technology Center Director Daniel Hecht explains his plan to improve the career students’ APR scores.
Principals share APR improvement plans with school board
The Perry County School District 32 Board of Education has followed up on a report about the district’s lower Annual Performance Rate (APR) score. In December, board members received a … more
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A total of $12,200 was raised for two charities at last year’s Heroes for Kids Comic Con and even more donations are expected to come in when the event returns July 19-20 at the Perry Park Center.
Heroes for Kids Comic Con returning July 19-20
It may seem early to be thinking about Heroes For Kids Comic Con returning to Perryville from July 19 through 20 at the Perry Park Center, but it’s never a good idea to make superheroes wait … more
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The Ste. Genevieve-Modoc Ferry.
Comments sought on Ste. Genevieve-Modoc Ferry
Ste. Genevieve – The Ste. Genevieve-Modoc Ferry, which has been in operation since 1997, provides a direct connection between Ste. Genevieve and Randolph County, Ill. The ferry is utilized by … more
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The Perry County Board of Education looks over proposed rates for school district insurance coverage during its Feb. 12 meeting in the Old Senior High School building.
Board of education holds busy February meeting
The Perry County School District 32 board of education made several special presentations to student-athletes, and approved a number of business items when it met in regular session Feb. 12 in the … more
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TGMO Interior Exterior Vice President Michelle Patrick presents a check to The Estates of Perryville Activities Director Mindy McClanahan and Administrator Devon Huff. This is just one of six donations made by TG Missouri Corporation to local organizations.
TG Missouri makes donations to the community
TG Missouri Corporation announces donations totaling $6,000 to six local organizations in December 2024 and January 2025, with a focus on community and family. The company’s Interior Exterior … more
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Last week, Phoebe Pohlman and the gifted education students at Perry County School District 32 celebrated the first-ever Gifted Education Awareness Week after advocating for DESE to recognize this group of students and educators.
Students convince DESE to honor gifted schoolchildren
The state of Missouri celebrated Gifted Education Awareness Week last week, thanks to students in Phoebe Pohlman’s gifted education classes at Perry County School District 32. Pohlman and … more
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Perryville High School has announced the 2025 Sweetheart Court. The court includes seniors Logan Hudson and Ayla Schuler, juniors Kayd Luckey and Katie Baggett, sophomores Hunter Esselman and Manuela Robinson, and Dominic Roberts and Ava Robles. The Sweetheart King and Queen will be announced during the dance this Saturday.
PHS Sweetheart Court Named
Dr. Joe Gilgour
MAC president named finalist for AACC’s CEO of the year
Park Hills—Mineral Area College (MAC) has announced that its president, Dr. Joe Gilgour, is one of four finalists for the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) CEO of the Year … more
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Pancake Day returns to Immanuel Lutheran for 76th year
There are lots of pancake breakfasts held throughout the area that have been around for a decade or two, but you won’t find many that have been held for more than seven decades, like the 76th … more
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MNVM to hold second annual Kids Day on Feb. 22
Missouri’s National Veterans Memorial (MNVM) is inviting families to its second annual Kids Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22. This engaging and educational event is designed to … more
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Boy Scout Aiden Unverferth presents the Perryville Board of Aldermen with an idea he has for his Eagle project.
City approves four Parks Department concrete projects
At its Feb. 4 meeting at city hall, the Perryville Board of Aldermen gave tentative approval to a Boy Scout’s Eagle project and approved four Parks Department concrete projects, including a … more
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The 40th Annual St. Pat’s Dinner Auction returns from 4 to 10 p.m. March 8 in the St. Vincent gymnasium. The capacity for the gym is around 400 people, so it’s best to purchase your tickets early.
St. Pat’s Dinner Auction returns March 8 to St. Vincent
The 40th Annual St. Pat’s Dinner Auction, sponsored by the St. Vincent Educational Foundation, is returning from 4 to 10 p.m. March 8 in the St. Vincent gymnasium. Tickets go on sale for … more
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After Mineral Area College approached the Ste. Genevieve Board of Aldermen about leasing land to build a tech outreach facility, the board voted at a recent meeting to continue negotiations with the community college, enabling the school to seek a state grant to fund the project.
Ste. Gen may lease land to MAC for tech outreach facility
The Ste. Genevieve Board of Aldermen approved, with a 7-0-1 vote, a resolution indicating the city’s interest in leasing land along Progress Parkway to Mineral Area College for the construction … more
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Mercy Perry Hospital in Perryville.
Mercy Perry welcomes two new physician assistants
Mercy Perry’s care team is growing with the addition of two physician assistants. Nicole Brown and Elizabeth Eubanks recently joined Mercy Perry’s team to provide increased healthcare … more
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The Perryville Board of Aldermen presented several city employees with service awards at its Jan. 21 meeting. (From left) Five years: Paula Terbrak; Mayor Larry Riney; 15 years: City Administrator Brent Buerck; and five years: Ray Jackson. Not present at the meeting were: five-year employees Benjamin Favier, Michelle Priest and Jacob Ward.
Aldermen OK storm debris pick up for noncustomers
At its regular meeting held Jan. 21 at city hall, the Perryville Board of Aldermen discussed whether or not the city would be willing to provide tree cleanup services for noncustomers following the … more
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