The Rotary Club of Poplar Bluff has awarded scholarships to two students at Three Rivers College.

 

Emily Knoppe, a 2017 graduate of Twin Rivers High School, is studying Elementary Education at Three Rivers. She is the daughter of Kevin Knoppe and Stephanie Knoppe of Poplar Bluff.

 

Tyson Tibbs is a 2017 graduate of Poplar Bluff High School and the son of Brian and Lori Tibbs of Poplar Bluff. He is pursuing a degree in Business Administration and Accounting.

 

These scholarships represent some of the more than $60,000 awarded to students this fall by the Three Rivers Endowment Trust, a 501(c)(3) organization that receives and manages donations on behalf of Three Rivers College. The Endowment Trust provides a mutually beneficial means for individuals and businesses to partner with the College. For information on donating to scholarships, building projects, or other College needs, contact the Three Rivers Development Office at 573-840-9077.

 

Three Rivers College is committed to contributing to the quality of life in Southeast Missouri with quality, affordable higher education opportunities and community services that support and encourage the economic, civic, and cultural vitality of the region. For more information about college and workforce programs and upcoming events, visit trcc.edu.

 

Pictured: Three Rivers students Tyson Tibbs and Emily Knoppe received scholarship funds from the Rotary Club of Poplar Bluff for the Fall semester. They recently had the opportunity to visit a Rotary Club meeting. Pictured are, from left, Matt Funke, Rotary member and member of Three Rivers Endowment Trust; Tibbs; Knoppe; and Dolly Campbell, Rotary Club president.

 

Nichole Lathem, a Three Rivers College student, has been awarded the Leonard Query Memorial Scholarship administered by the Three Rivers Endowment Trust.

 

Lathem, a 2003 graduate of Dexter High School, is pursuing an associate degree in Business Management. She resides in Poplar Bluff with her husband, Chris. She is the daughter of Kimmie Hendrix of Poplar Bluff and Stanley and Sandra Hendrix of Dexter.

 

The Leonard Query scholarship is geared toward an in-district sophomore in the field of marketing and sales. It was established in Query’s memory after he died in an automobile accident. He was the sales director of National Union Agency of Poplar Bluff.

 

This scholarship represents some of the more than $60,000 awarded to students this fall by the Three Rivers Endowment Trust, a 501(c)(3) organization that receives and manages donations on behalf of Three Rivers College. The Endowment Trust provides a mutually beneficial means for individuals and businesses to partner with the College. For information on donating to scholarships, building projects, or other College needs, contact the Three Rivers Development Office at 573-840-9077.

 

Three Rivers College is committed to contributing to the quality of life in Southeast Missouri with quality, affordable higher education opportunities and community services that support and encourage the economic, civic, and cultural vitality of the region. For more information about college and workforce programs and upcoming events, visit trcc.edu.

 

Dexter High School Daily Announcements for Friday, September 28th, 2018.

Savannah Gourley - 25th

Nathan Bryant - 26th

Ryder Foster - 26th

Hannah Frazier - 26th

Ernesto Rivera - 26th

Hailee Casey - 27th

Alex Swinger - 27th

Faith Owens - 28th

MeKenzie Yount - 28th

Chaylea Mosby - 29th

Seth Pennington - 29th

Carter Dorton - 30th

Chloe McRoy - 30th

Christy Phillips - 30th

Katelyn Riley - 30th

The varsity football team travels to Caruthersville for a 7:00 pm game.  Player bus leaves today at 4:00 pm and the cheerleaders will leave at 5:00 pm.

The varsity volleyball team will play in the Perryville tournament tomorrow.  Their first game is at 8:30 am.  Player bus leaves at 6:15 am.

Good luck to the cross country team as they will be competing in the Notre Dame Invitational on Saturday.  CC Bus departs at 7:00 am.

The volleyball team plays Puxico on Monday night in their annual HITS FOR HOPE game.  Come out and support the Bearcats and a great cause!

Membership drive for the SkillsUSA/Industrial Arts Club will begin Monday, September 24th and end October 26th. The club dues are $15. Checks can be made out to Dexter Industrial Arts Club. Also, the Club Fundraiser will begin Oct. 17 thru Oct. 31st.

FBLA Members:  Thank you for meeting the Six Flags deadline.  We will have 48 people on the trip. Check the FBLA bulletin board for the Six Flags Roster as well as the updated Membership roster.  Every  member who paid dues will have their name on the back of the FBLA t-shirt. Sign up to order one here

Shout Out Winners - The following students may come to the BEARCAT Den during lunch or on Friday during advisory for one free item:  Ryan Strickland, Alex Townsend, Isaac Sandage, Dillon Brown, Christian Norman, Daisy Moore, Corey Hawkins, Mackenzie Mahy, Bradley Langston, Chloe McRoy and Miranda Norman

BETA - Fan Cloth Fundraiser begins

Girls Tennis Team Districts - TBD

JV Football vs. Caruthersville at Dexter

Volleyball Hits for Hope Game vs. Puxico, 6:00 pm

Advisory - Monday Message

BETA - Fan Cloth Fundraiser begins

Girls Tennis Team Districts - TBD

Volleyball vs. Liberty at home, 6:00 pm - Senior Night

                Varsity Band at Sikeston Marching Festival, bus departs 12:00 pm

Advisory - BETA Club Meeting

BETA - Fan Cloth Fundraiser begins

Girls Tennis Team Districts - TBD

Advisory - Junior Class Meeting in auditorium

 Amy Ramback of Fisk has been awarded the Richard Thomas Memorial Scholarship at Three Rivers College. Ramback, a 1993 graduate of Twin Rivers High School, is pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice at Three Rivers College.

 

The scholarship was established in the memory of Richard Thomas by his family and is awarded to a nontraditional student each fall.

 

This scholarship represents some of the more than $60,000 awarded to students this fall by the Three Rivers Endowment Trust, a 501(c)(3) organization that receives and manages donations on behalf of Three Rivers College. The Endowment Trust provides a mutually beneficial means for individuals and businesses to partner with the College. For information on donating to scholarships, building projects, or other College needs, contact the Three Rivers Development Office at 573-840-9077.

 

Three Rivers College is committed to contributing to the quality of life in Southeast Missouri with quality, affordable higher education opportunities and community services that support and encourage the economic, civic, and cultural vitality of the region. For more information about college and workforce programs and upcoming events, visit trcc.edu.