Dexter, Missouri - Keller Public Library along with the Missouri Job Center will host an event at the library on Friday, February 2nd from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Job seekers: Looking for a job or a career change? They can help!
+ Develop a professional resume
+ Measure and certify your skills
+ Learn about open jobs in your area and complete an online job search
+ Learn about No Cost workshops that will help you develop your skills
+ Find out about tuition assistance that you may be eligible for
Employers: Looking for qualified staff? We can help!
+ Learn how we can promote your job openings
+ Learn how we can recruit for your job opening or host a hiring event
+ Learn about the variety of services the job center can provide
Emma Kate Worley will be hosting her Auntie M Project to benefit the Stoddard County Relay for Life event.
Since 2009, Emma has been raising money through children’s art projects and is quite the artist herself. Her aunt Marilyn Williams passed away from melanoma and therefore the Auntie M Project was created.
Each spring, children are invited to spend the afternoon painting. Throughout the rest of the year, Emma is busy creating masterpieces that are sold for just $20 each and she has donated several that are auctioned during the Relay for Life event. On the back of these beautiful pieces of art is the story of Auntie M and how her journey of giving began.
On Saturday, March 3, 2018 beginning at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. (2 sessions) at the Bootheel Pediatric Therapy building children will be able to create and design their own masterpieces.
Registration is only a $20 donation and you may pre-register by contacting Belinda Worley at 573-421-1100; however pre-registration is not required. Just drop in and enjoy! Refreshments will also be provided.
All proceeds from the event will be presented to the Stoddard County Relay for Life event in May. Please honor the memory of Marilyn Williams by supporting the Auntie M Project and Emma Worley.
Guided painting class suitable for children and adults of all ages. Easter Theme Painting. Dress to get messy and to have tons of fun! Painting Instructions Provided by Stephanie Monroe. There will be two sessions. One at 1 p.m. and the other at 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 3rd at Bootheel Pediatric Therapy.
Dexter, Missouri - The city of Dexter held their annual Safety Meeting on Friday, January 12, 2018. Several employees were recognized for their years of service.
Gary Kinder has served for 30 years with the Dexter Fire Department.
Beau Bishop marked his 20th year with the Dexter Fire Department.
Tony Thurkill has worked for the city's Street Department for 20 years.
Reita LeBeau has served at Keller Public Library for the past 10 years.
John Moore has served on the dexter Police Department for 10 years and Amanda Anderson has been a Dispatcher with the Dexter Police Dept for 10 years.
Pictured above are from left to right Gary Kinder, Beau Bishop, Tony Thurkill. Not present were Reita LeBeau, John Moore, and Amanda Anderson.
Dexter, Missouri - The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) presented a check in the amount of $600 to the Dexter Police Department on Friday, January 19, 2018.
The funds represent proceeds from the organization's 2017 "Back the Blue" fish fry.
Presenting the donation to Police Chief Sammy Stone are, at left, Quartermaster Terry Atchison, and at right, VFW Commander Robert Myers.
Nyers noted that the VFW is committed to presenting the donation annually to the local police department.
