OAK RIDGE, MO (KFVS)- Young artists, get ready! A toy magazine made the Distance Doodler one of its top picks, but how's it stack up in our classroom full of Oak Ridge kindergarten, first, and second graders?

"I thought it was really fun," said one student named Lauren.

Simply turn out the lights and "glow crazy!" Just point the laser beam at these special clings and create your own designs. You can even make stencils and silhouettes, like we did here.

However, our fun turns into disappointment when the designs fade, making the shapes hard to cut out as promised.

"I was not very impressed with it. I think, very quickly, the kids would put it away, and it'd be a waste of money."

Plus, it's not very clear where you can buy more special clings like this, so you don't run out of special glow paper.

"I would not buy it for my children."

CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - Southeast Missouri State University announced Tuesday they named the new director of development with the Southeast Missouri University Foundation.

Amanda Lincoln will replace Sam Duncan, who resigned to accept a new position. She began her new duties June 4.

As director of development, Lincoln will be responsible for identifying, cultivating and soliciting donors among alumni and friends of the University to make current and deferred gifts to the Southeast Missouri University Foundation to benefit the academic mission of the University. The director of development also implements stewardship strategies, including planning and coordinating special events to enhance the relationship between alumni, friends and the University.

JACKSON, MO (KFVS) - Clay Waller appeared in a Jackson courtroom at 11 a.m. Monday on murder charges relating to his estranged wife's disappearance.

Jacque Waller went missing just over a year ago. Back in April, prosecutors filed charges against Clay Waller in connection to her alleged death. Clay Waller is also accused of tampering with evidence.

The judge asked Waller if he understood the charges, Waller responding with saying "yes".

Judge Gary Kamp then told Waller a public defender would be assigned to him, and Waller asked if he would be able to hire an attorney.

Scott Reynolds has served as Clay Waller's attorney since the beginning, and was not present in court on Monday.

Reynolds tells Heartland News he will not be paying for this case out of his own pocket.

Waller's preliminary hearing is set for July 25.

Waller is expected to remain in Cape County until that court date.