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Justin Hotop

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As seen in: Perry County Republic-Monitor, West Plains Daily Quill
SEMO sports, Cardinal Baseball, Blues hockey, and WWE are a few of my passions. LeBron is the GOAT, don’t @ me. Lover of Stephen King novels
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Schaaf named JCAA Co-POY, SV team earns five honors - Perryville Republic Monitor

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By Justin Hotop
| Perry County Republic-Monitor Verified
Posted Thursday, June 13, 2024 9:41 am The St. Vincent baseball team is well-represented when it comes to postseason honors. The Indians garnered five Jefferson County Athletic Association Small Schools All-Conference honors when they were recently announced. Senior Christian Schaaf earned one of the top achievements in the conference as he was named JCAA Co-Player of the Year, along with St. Pius’ Zander Street.
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MNVM unveils The Old Guard Statue - Perryville Republic Monitor

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By Justin Hotop
| Perry County Republic-Monitor Verified
Posted Thursday, June 13, 2024 10:00 am Missouri National Veterans Memorial unveiled a new addition to its campus on Sunday. The organization debuted The Old Guard Statue in a special ceremony on June 9. “We are grateful for Missouri National Veterans Memorial to be a site for this statue,” MNVM Executive Director Rae Lynn Munoz said.
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Board discusses renaming McDonald’s Drive

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By Justin Hotop
| Perry County Republic-Monitor Verified
The Board of Aldermen discussed and approved several things at the latest meeting on June 4. The board had a discussion regarding the name of McDonald’s Court. Staff has confirmed that Perryville has not one, but two city streets that are currently named McDonald’s as part of their name (both Drive and Court). Currently, McDonald’s Court lacks any structure or address so a change now would have zero impact on existing businesses or residents.
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