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This mural on the wall of the Perryville Chamber of Commerce at the junction of Ste. Maries and North Main streets comes is closer to completion by press time Tuesday. The artists working on the mural set the goal of finishing it by the start of Mayfest.
Mayfest back for 40th year
Mayfest, sponsored by the Perryville Chamber of Commerce, is returning for its 40th year of providing family fun for all ages around the courthouse square in downtown Perryville. The Mayfest … more
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Mike and Beth Yamnitz stand next to Jared Ritter (right) outside his real estate office on the downtown square in Perryville.
Search for time takes realtor in new direction
Several months ago, the Perryville real estate market was abuzz when realtor Beth Yamnitz announced on Facebook that she was closing her 24-year-old real estate office in town and joining forces with … more
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Wronged investors are no longer standing in front of the locked doors of Johnson and Niswonger Financial, but it will be a long time before Perryville forgets the alleged scam that has hurt so many people in the community.
Local investment firm under federal investigation
The unfolding financial scandal involving the alleged theft of millions of dollars in investments related to the purchase of bogus municipal bonds by as many as 75 clients of the now-closed Johnson … more
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Finding Your Forever Home: House Hunting Tips For Accessible Living
Searching for a home is a personal journey, but when you're looking for a property that meets accessibility needs, it becomes a mission requiring precision, patience, and foresight. Whether you or a … more
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Author April Henry speaks to students in grades 6-8 about how she became a writer, the research she does for her books, and her writing process.
Author April Henry charms students at PCMS
New York Times bestselling author April Henry captivated students during a recent visit to Perry County Middle School as she discussed her books and her research methods for writing the young adult … more
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Citizens Electric Corporation CEO Jason Cates (left) accepts the award for 2025 Jackie Wengert Memorial Business of the Year from Perry County Republic- Monitor publisher Robert Cox on behalf of Citizens Electric Corporation.
Businesses, citizens honored at reception
The Perry County Republic-Monitor hosted a reception on the afternoon of April 24 for the six honorees featured in the 2025 Jackie Wengert Memorial Business & Citizen of the Year special section … more
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In 2003, the new First Baptist Church of Perryville building was completed. This Saturday and Sunday, the church will be holding its Centennial Celebration in honor of its 100th anniversary.
FBC Perryville celebrates 100th anniversary this weekend
The First Baptist Church of Perryville is hosting a Centennial Celebration on Saturday and Sunday to honor its 100th anniversary, from 1925 to 2025. From 4 to 7 p.m. on Saturday, there will be … more
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Clients of Johnson and Niswonger Financial, located at 27 W. St. Joseph St. in Perryville, stand outside the office’s locked doors on Monday morning, hoping to find out if they have lost their life savings after purchasing uninsured municipal bonds from the company. Some of the investors read on Facebook that the financial office was visited last week by the FBI, which reportedly confiscated the firm’s computers, cellphones, and all related documents, before shutting down the office until the investigation is completed. Adding more weight to the story were several clients on the scene who claimed they had been visited at their homes over the weekend by the FBI, which requested any documentation they might have regarding the municipal bond purchases.
WAITING FOR SOME ANSWERS
Perryville’s Faherty House has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally constructed around 1825, it is thought to be the oldest remaining residence in the city.
Faherty House named to National Register of Historic Places
On Monday, the Perry County Historical Society announced that Perryville's historic Faherty House has been granted special recognition. “Today I want to share some happy news about a place … more
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City Clerk Lydia Rellergert administers the oath of office to Kate Martin, who defeated incumbent Ward 2 Alderman Douglas Martin for the position with a vote of 147 to 120 in the April 8 election.
Aldermen certify results from April 8 board elections
The Perryville Board of Aldermen went through the process of certifying the April 8 election when it met in regular session Tuesday, April 15, at city hall. City Administrator Brent Buerck briefly … more
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The Perryville High School campus received significant damage from the March 14 tornado that hit the city. While most all of the buildings in the Perry County 32 School District received some damage, the high school building received the most. Superintendent Fara Jones said there is some question regarding the structure’s future.
PHS facility’s future still uncertain after tornado
What will happen to the high school, and where will PHS students attend classes next year? These are just two questions on the minds of staff, students, and families in the Perry County School … more
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The annual May Procession returns to Saint Mary’s of the Barrens on Sunday, May 4. The procession forms in front of the historic church, which is home to the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal. The event is open to the public.
May Procession returns to Saint Mary’s of the Barrens
The annual May Procession will take place on the grounds of Saint Mary’s of the Barrens at 1 p.m. Sunday, May 4. The procession will form in front of the historic church, home to the National … more
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Wade Elder, owner of Elder’s Barber Shop in Perryville, puts the finishing touches on a beard trim and Mohawk for City Administrator Brent Buerck before the April 15 Perryville Board of Aldermen meeting at city hall. It marked the conclusion of a whimsical fundraiser called Bucks 4 Beards to raise money for the Tornado Relief Fund. Buerck agreed to receive a shave in one of three styles — the Monkey Tail, Batman, or Mohawk, depending on how much cash was donated. According to Perryville Public Works Director Jeff Layton, there was a 50-50 match by the Perryville Development Corporation of up to $25,000. The beard votes totaled $10,763.18, bringing the grand total raised for the tornado relief fund, with additional miscellaneous donations, to $30,193.18.
SHAVE AND A HAIRCUT
MAC President Dr. Joe Gilgour accepts the 2025 AACC CEO of the Year Award on April 15 during the organization’s annual convention in Nashville, Tenn.
MAC president named CEO of the Year
PARK HILLS — Mineral Area College has announced that its president, Dr. Joe Gilgour, has been recognized nationally as the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) CEO of the Year. The … more
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Two teens injured when car overturns in creek
The Missouri State Highway Patrol responded to a one-car injury accident involving two juveniles that occurred at 6:06 p.m. April 15 at 1611 Perry County Road 501 in Perry County. According to … more
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In this undated photo, voter turnout was slim, much like it was for last week’s April 8 election. Jared Kutz, Perry County clerk, said he had anticipated a low turnout
Small turnout makes big choices
Perry County Clerk Jared Kutz wasn’t surprised by the low turnout for the April 8 election, which featured only a few contested races on the ballot, along with two propositions. The first … more
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This was a record-breaking year for the Annual St. Pat’s Dinner Auction held March 8 in the St. Vincent gymnasium. The event raised $250,000, the largest amount ever donated. In addition, with 376 present at the auction, it was also the largest attendance since it was moved from the American Legion to the gymnasium.
St. Vincent auction raises $250K
The 40th Annual St. Pat’s Dinner Auction, sponsored by the St. Vincent Educational Foundation and held March 8, was a record-breaker when it came to the amount of money raised by the annual … more
Maranda Morris, the executive director of The Cottage Domestic Violence Shelter, speaks ata recent candidate rally sponsored by the chamber of commerce about the improvements made to the shelter in its ongoing dedication to providing a safe haven for individuals — men, women, and children — who've experienced domestic violence and sexual assault.
After 30 years, The Cottage isn't afraid to make big changes
A local nonprofit organization committed to supporting individuals affected by domestic violence and sexual assault is celebrating its 30th anniversary by adopting a new name and changing its … more
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The queen and king candidates for Saxony Lutheran High School’s 2025 Prom are (from left to right) Adalina Deckerd, Sebastian Uhorskai, Brayden Moore, Kalayah Apel, Kennedy Lewis, Gabe Hendon, Austin Hunt, and Maddie Preusser. The king and queen will be announced during the student dance, which will take place on Saturday, April 26.
Saxony Lutheran High School announces 2025 Prom Court
Jackson – Saxony Lutheran High School has announced its Prom Court for 2025. The queen candidates are seniors Kalayah Apel, the daughter of Rich and Hali Hutter of Cape Girardeau; Adalina … more
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Work on the new roundabout at the intersection of Route 51 and Route 72 in Patton is set to begin on April 28, with an expected completion date of Nov. 1, weather permitting.
Patton roundabout work to begin April 28
MoDOT photo Work on the new roundabout at the intersection of Route 51 and Route 72 in Patton is set to begin on April 28, with an expected completion date of Nov. 1, weather permitting. … more
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Jim Eddleman of Perryville served in the US Army during the Vietnam War. He and nine other Missourians will be honored on Monday with the 2025 Senior Service Award.
Local veteran to receive Senior Service Award in Jeff City
JEFFERSON CITY—Lieutenant Governor David Wasinger will host a special ceremony on Monday to recognize 10 exceptional Missourians with the 2025 Senior Service Award. The award honors their … more
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On March 1, Citizens Electric Corporation and TEA Solutions agreed to assist Citizens Electric in transitioning away from its current power supplier.
Citizens Electric partners with TEA Solutions for services
Citizens Electric Corporation and TEA Solutions agreed on March 1 to assist Citizens Electric in its transition away from its current power supplier. The Energy Authority (TEA), headquartered in … more
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The 2025 Perryville High School Prom king and queen, announced at Saturday evening’s prom dance, are Blake Hager and Kara Williams. Other court members included king candidates Carter Blechle, Blake Hager, and Grady Warrant, as well as queen candidates Julia Hotop, Maria Mattingly Hernandez, and Kara Williams. This year, PHS students voted for the king and queen candidates individually rather than as couples.
PHS Prom King and Queen
Allison Bierk, daughter of Kyle Bierk and Brandi Barker, escorted by Jack Patrick, son of Bob and Michelle Patrick; Samantha Taylor, daughter of Chad Taylor and CeCe Taylor, escorted by Colton Gremaud, son of Brent Gremaud and Kristy Gremaud; Reese Zoellner, daughter of Jason Zoellner and Beth Thompson, escorted by Noah Hager, son of Bryan Hager and Emily Hager; and Kennedy Sutterer, daughter of Chad and Liz Sutterer, escorted by Eli Abernathy, son of Penny and Jeff Richelman and the late Rob Abernathy. The 2025 Prom King and Queen will be announced on April 12 at the Prom dance.
2025 St. Vincent Prom Court
The Southeast Coalition for Roadway Safety, which promotes live drunk-driving demonstrations at local high schools like the one above, recently awarded grant funding to 43 schools for Project Prom and other graduation lock-in events. Among the schools receiving funding were Perryville High School and St. Vincent de Paul High School.
PHS, SVHS receive funds for Project Prom, graduation lock-in events
SIKESTON – Perryville High School and St. Vincent de Paul High School were among 43 schools awarded grant funding for Project Prom and graduation events in the Southeast Coalition for Roadway … more
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