SIKESTON, MO (KFVS) - The Little Theatre is currently holding their 2011-2012 membership drive.

Current members should have already received their membership letters. If you are not a current member and would like an application, you can call 573-481-0255 or visit them online.

The SLT board of directors is currently working on its schedule of plays for next season.

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Six months after Governor Nixon commuted his death sentence, Richard Clay of Sikeston now no longer fighting for his life, he is fighting for his freedom.

Clay is serving life in prison for the 1994 murder of Randy Martindale.

Richard Clay and his lawyers say they have new evidence and also witnesses that could turn the tables on this case.

"There was never real evidence against me," said Clay, who has always maintained his innocence.

Clay was arrested in May of 1994 after a manhunt and high speed chase. He says at the time he was guilty of dealing drugs, but that was all. He says that is why he thought cops were after him, and why he ran that night. He says he was shocked to learn he was actually being charged with the murder of Randy Martindale, a man he says he's never met.

SIKESTON, MO (KFVS) - Our Heartland pet this week is Cash from the Sikeston Area Humane Society.

If you're interested in adopting Cash, you can call the humane society at 573-471-4801 or visit them online.

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