TWO THREE RIVERS COLLEGE BASKETBALL PLAYERS NAMED NJCAA ALL AMERICANS

Two basketball players for Three Rivers College have been named NJCAA All-Americans.

Sophomore Guard Matt Hampton and Freshman Guard Samyah Jordan were each named Second Team All Americans.

Hampton led the Raiders this season with 16.9 points a game, 43 steals, and 163 assists.

Jordan led the Lady Raiders with 13.2 points a game and 107 assists.

CANDIDATES PLACED ON WRONG WARDS ON FISK BALLOTS

It has been discovered that ballots were misprinted in a Southeast Missouri town for the Tuesday municipal elections.

Butler County Clerk Donna Hillis tells KWOC News that the candidates for the Fisk Ward 1 and Ward 2 Alderperson races were placed in the opposite wards than they were supposed to be.

The Ward 1 candidates, Chris Williams, Janice Hancock, and Kristi Wilkerson were listed under Ward 2. The Ward 2 candidates, Mikayla Hardcastle, Joseph Stievenart, and Mary Dugger were listed under Ward 1.

ROBERTSON, HOGG, AND PRICE ELECTED TO POPLAR BLUFF SCHOOL BOARD

There will be some new faces on the Poplar Bluff R-1 Board of Education.

During the municipal elections on Tuesday, Patty Robertson, Jacob Hogg, and Mike Price were all elected to the Poplar Bluff School Board.

Voters in the Neelyville area chose Jack Stull, Jason Winder, and Marco Gavine, for the Neelyville R-4 Board of Education.

The race for the Twin Rivers R-10 school board was won by Amanda Brown, Zach Sentell, and Matt Boyles.

SEATS ON POPLAR BLUFF CITY COUNCIL AND MULTIPLE AREA SCHOOL BOARDS TO BE DECIDED TODAY

Voters from across Southeast Missouri will be going to the ballot box today for municipal elections.

Voters will be deciding who represents them in their city governments in multiple communities, including Poplar Bluff, Fisk, Campbell, Malden, and Piedmont.

There are also multiple competitive races for local Mayors, including in Doniphan, Bernie, Greenville, Arbyrd, and New Madrid.