Terry and Karen Blair Farms, 67 graded acres M/L
Two irrigation wells with submersible pumps.
Farm located in southeast Stoddard County, Missouri with rice, corn, and soybean base.
For more information or to request a bid packet, contact Jim Tweedy at (573) 568-4000 or email to jtweedy@tweedylawoffice.com
Bids are due at 1:30 p.m. January 17, 2020
Update on Missing Persons
As of December 24, 2019, The Stoddard County Major Case Squad has been de-activated. Dexter Police Department is still investigating the missing individuals:
A) Maria Danella Reyes – 48 Y/O female
B) Arynay Reyes-Juarez – 7Y/O female
C) Esbin Matillas-Martinez – 45 Y/O male
During the investigation we collected videos near the residence and in Advance Mo. The three subjects were seen leaving the residence at approximately 0430 hrs in the 2005 Silver Pontiac Grand Am with tinted windows. They were carrying bags and appeared in no distress.
Videos of the three were located in Advance Mo. They were seen inside the business at 0530 hrs and appeared in no distress. They purchased items to drink and appeared and left on their own accord.
The blood inside the residence has been account for and is not related to the three subjects missing.
They are still considered missing persons and if anyone with information please contact the Dexter Police Department – 573-624-5512 or email; Trevor.pulley@dexterpd.com, Hank.trout@dexterpd.com or Joshua.benton@dexterpd.com.
Dexter, Missouri - On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at approximately 1436 hrs. Dexter Police Department received a report for check the well being at 307 S Elm Dexter MO. The reporting party was checking on his mother and her daughter, the door to the residence was standing open. He checked the house and after not finding his mother or sister, he exited the residence and contacted the Dexter Police Department.
Dexter Officers responded to the scene and no one was located. During the initial search, officers discovered blood inside the residence.
Stoddard County Major Case Squad was activated. We are currently investigating two endangered persons:
A) Maria Danella Reyes – 48 Y/O female –
• 4’11” 120 lbs
• Brown eyes and brown hair
• Hispanic female
B) Anyany Reyes – 7Y/O female
• 50 lbs
• Brown hair and brown eyes
• Hispanic female Juvenile
They may be in a 2005 Silver Pontiac Grand Am with tinted windows.
The Major Case Squad is also looking for a person of interest:
Esbin Martinez Matilas – 45 Y/O
Hispanic male
Who may be with Maria and her daughter. Anyone with information please contact the Dexter Police Department – 573-624-5512 or email; Trevor.pulley@dexterpd.com or Hank.trout@dexterpd.com
Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Police Dept has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for two missing individuals on Sunday, December 22, 2019.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 48 year old Maria Danelia Reyes and 7 year old Aryany Reyes were reported missing.
According to the report, sometime after 2 p.m. today at the 300 block of South Elm St. the front door of the residence was found open. Evidence reportedly obtained from the residence indicated that the missing individuals are endangered.
The individuals may be in a 2005 Silver Pontiac Grand Am.
According to the report, Maria Reyes is 4′11 and 120 lbs. with brown hair and brown eyes, while Aryany Reyes is 50 lbs. with brown hair and brown eyes.
Law enforcement also advised 45-year-old Esbin Martinez Matillas could be a possible suspect or associate in the case. Matillas is 5′0, weighing 200 lbs. with brown hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information is urged to call 911 or the Dexter Police Department at 573-624-5512.
The city of Dexter, Missouri received substantial support from the Nestle Purina Bloomfield, MO factory for two major projects.
The Dexter Police department received $10,000 from Nestle Purina to help train a new K9 Officer named Knox who is a 2-year old German Shepard.
The police department lost one of their K9 officers last year and they needed local support to raise the funds to place Knox in the department. Knox and his handler Officer Forkum and the Dexter Chief of Police Trevor Pulley visited the Nestle Purina Bloomfield factory for the donation. Knox performed his favorite task of tracking through a staged search. He found everything he was looking for and even found some special sugar cookies with his name and badge on them. Knox was presented with a gift basket containing Purina ProPlan dog food, Purina Dog treats and several K9 officer friendly toys, dog dishes, leashes, bandanas, blankets and a new bed.
The city of Dexter also received a donation of $10,000 from Nestle Purina to help build an off-leash Dog Park in town. Nestle Purina believes that having a dog park in the community is a great asset and brings people and pets together. Emily Garner, Christa Tucker, Vicky Breece and Nona Robinson from the City of Dexter visited the Bloomfield factory to receive the donation on behalf of the city. The donation made by Nestle Purina will help pay for items in Phase 1 of the project which includes fencing, trash receptacles and cameras. Phase 2 of the project will include play equipment and a building. The City Parks department will be taking care of general Maintenance of the park. Nestle Purina and the rest of the community is looking forward to the grand opening of the park.
