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Deborah Young running for Ward 1 Cape Council seat - 5:16 pm1Effective and efficient services, community meetings, a community action plan: These are all are initiatives Deborah Young hopes to accomplish if elected to Cape Girardeau's Ward 1 City Council seat.... -
Ring in the season with holiday-themed events throughout areaIt's as if the clock struck midnight Thanksgiving night and suddenly holiday music began playing in every store, neighbors have put up Christmas lights, garland hangs from downtown light posts. As... -
Editorial: City should use windfalls to boost employee pay now7The City of Cape Girardeau finds itself in a unique position — facing a problem but having two complementary tools with which to attack it. In their campaign to convince voters to approve a use tax —... -
No decision yet on local CVS outlets as pharmacy giant announces hundreds of 2022 closingsCVS, with nearly 10,000 pharmacy stores in the U.S., announced Nov. 18 it will close 900 of them over the next three years -- but a company spokesman told the Southeast Missourian the fate of outlets... -
Mungee receives award in Jefferson CitySunil Mungee, former president and CEO of Pemiscot Memorial Health Systems since 2020, was awarded the 2021 Rural Health Champion Award during a Nov. 18 presentation in Gov. Mike Parson's office in...
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Glimpsing the future — Cape Magnet's upcoming strategic plan will look at assests, challenges for economic growth in region (11/29/21)Outgoing Cape Girardeau Area Magnet Board of Directors chairman Robbie Guard says he expects a consultant firm to deliver a proposed... -
No decision yet on local CVS outlets as pharmacy giant announces hundreds of 2022 closings (11/29/21)CVS, with nearly 10,000 pharmacy stores in the U.S., announced Nov. 18 it will close 900 of them over the next three years -- but a company spokesman...
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Mungee receives award in Jefferson City (11/29/21)Sunil Mungee, former president and CEO of Pemiscot Memorial Health Systems since 2020, was awarded the 2021 Rural Health Champion Award during a Nov....
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Stocks look to bounce back from last week's tumble (11/29/21)Recovery is expected after what is being termed a "terrible" day for the stock market on Black Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 905...
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Editorial: Editorial: City should use windfalls to boost employee pay now (11/29/21)7The City of Cape Girardeau finds itself in a unique position — facing a problem but having two complementary tools with which to attack it. In their... -
Speak Out: Speak Out 11-29-21 (11/29/21)Most club or traveling sports teams cost parents and their kid upwards of $2,000 per year. Most kids play on these teams for 5-7 years at a cost of...
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Column: Thanksgiving must endure (11/29/21)Thomas Jefferson is on the outs. Columbus Day is a shadow of its former self. And Thanksgiving, perhaps most consequently, is under pressure. If this...
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Column: Saule Omarova shouldn't be overseeing our banks (11/29/21)It is ironic when Democrats complain about sensational use of language. Thanks to progressives, practically every white person in America has been...
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Letter to the Editor: Rittenhouse defended himself (11/27/21)Liberal media and Democrat leadership are promoting the idea that Rittenhouse was a vigilante, and therefore loses his right to protect his own life,...
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Thank youLife is hectic, and I am a terrible planner. I can't plan a menu for a week like my mom. I do try. I always end up throwing out food that has gone bad before I can even think of cooking it. I love food, but I don't always like giving up the time to cook it. Convenience has become an issue for me, though, with the diabetic diagnosis. A burger and fries won't work and eating a bunless burger and side salad gets old really fast. I wanted to share one of my favorite go-tos lately... -
Katy O'Ferrell's : A downtown destinationWe are at the time of year when many are beginning to fantasize about their favorite holiday dish. Thanksgiving turkey. Stuffing. Pumpkin everything. Eggnog. Christmas decor is everywhere, and retail workers are already ending their shifts ready to fight anyone who so much as whistles one more Christmas tune. ...
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In his basement, Robert Ward has dozens of paintings on display or stored away. Not too far from his easel is a painting of flowers completed more... -
People love their pets, and pets love their people. It’s a bond built on love, service and dependence. They need us, but it seems we need them, as... -
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Club news 11-28-21 (11/27/21)Members of Kage FCE met Nov. 18 for lunch at the Cape Girardeau Senior Center. Joybna Daume presided and also gave the devotional "have no fear."...
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FYI 11-28-21 (11/27/21)The Cape Girardeau County History Center in Jackson will hold an indoor Nativity walk. It will be held 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday,...
