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Water issue forces Cape public schools closure - 10:25 pmA water issue in Cape Girardeau has compelled public school officials to cancel classes for Tuesday. A notice sent Monday night indicated Cape Girardeau Public Schools would not be open Tuesday in... -
Boil water advisory issued for much of Cape3 -
Cape Council approves new airport leaseCape Girardeau City Council members unanimously approved a lease with Corporate Flight Management (Contour Airlines) for Cape Girardeau Regional Airport at Monday's meeting. The three-year nearly... -
Jackson aldermen correct 'scrivener's error,' resets tax ratesJackson's Board of Aldermen on Monday voted to correct the city's 2022 property tax rates for general revenue, parks and recreation, cemetery and municipal band, resulting in no tax hike for 2022. On... -
SEMO posts modest gain in student population; international enrollment upMore is better, according to Southeast Missouri State University officials, touting a gain in total enrollment for the fall 2022 semester. Debbie Below, vice president for enrollment management and...
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Cape Girardeau's Brian Noto on EVS — nonpolluting, fun to drive (10/3/22)Brian Noto is director of energy for EVTV Motor Verks, located at 601 Morgan Oak St. in Cape Girardeau — a company in business since 2008, long... -
Companies with local presence reach out in Ian's wake (10/3/22)Hurricane Ian corporate response, including among those businesses with a Southeast Missouri footprint, is noted in the wake of destruction brought... -
Fitness, insurance ribbon-cuttings this week (10/3/22)n River City Fitness, 10 a.m. Wednesday at 1131 N. Kingshighway, sponsored by Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce. n Tomling Insurance Group,...
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Gas prices still heading upward in U.S., down in Missouri (10/3/22)National average price recorded Sunday for a gallon of regular gasoline in the U.S. has gone up 8 cents in a week's time to $3.79. The full impact on...
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Column: How Cape is helping the homeless (10/4/22)2The midtown and downtown areas of Cape Girardeau are a wonderful mix of residents and businesses, where we see a wide array of socioeconomic and... -
Speak Out: Speak Out 10-4-22 (10/4/22)The woke crowd has reared its ugly head again saying that the Atlanta Braves baseball team should change its name. Well here we go again people...
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Column: Reagan's example (10/4/22)Simi Valley, Calif. "I know in my heart that man is good, that what is right will always eventually triumph and there is purpose and worth to each...
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Letter to the Editor: Changing trends (10/4/22)When I grew up in the '50s and '60s, tattoos were frowned on, body hardware was a no-no, and weird hair was seen only on clowns. Now, all are common....
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Column: Don't blame me for 'pro-business' policies (10/3/22)1During my many battles fighting against cronyism, I have often been accused of being hard on government while letting businesses off the hook. This...
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New this week: Lena Dunham, Mila Kunis and Charlie PuthHere's a collection curated by The Associated Press's entertainment journalists of what's arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this... -
Horror pic 'Smile' happy at No. 1; 'Bros' starts in 4thMoviegoing audiences chose the horror movie over the romantic comedy to kick off the month of October. Paramount's " Smile " topped the North... -
'Crown,' 'Interview With the Vampire' among TV highlightsLOS ANGELES -- What's fall got to do with the fall TV season? Summer had yet to roll up its Labor Day beach blanket when two major series, "The Lord...
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Speck Pizza cuts a wider swath than the name impliesIt was that quiet time between storms, that magical couple of hours between lunch and supper when most restaurant workers can catch their breath and people like me can eat without braving a crowd. Speck Pizza + Street Food at 430 Broadway in Cape Girardeau, having just opened for business on Sept. 1, still had a decent crowd but it was by no means full. Perfect... -
Cruisin' to Burrito-Ville on a Monday nightComing off of a spectacularly hectic weekend that saw me taking three trips to St. Louis in four days, I found myself on a Monday staring at a Tuesday deadline for this article. Honestly, this is nothing new. Procrastination is life for me. It's when I'm most productive, precisely because I have to be. ...
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All cities are in Missouri unless mentioned. Champion junior heifer calf: Paige Birk, Gordonville Reserve champion junior heifer calf: Hat Creek... -
FYI 10-2-22 (10/1/22)Trinity Lutheran Church in Egypt Mills will hold its fall drive-thru dinner from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 2. The menu includes chicken and dumplings,...
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Senior Center Menus for Oct. 3 through 7 (10/1/22)Monday: Salisbury steak or Polish sausage, mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, Brussels sprouts, whole-grain bread slice and sugar-free peach crisp or ice...
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Club news 10-2-22 (10/1/22)Kage FCE met Sept. 22 at Cape Girardeau Senior Center. Jo Byna Daume, president, called the meeting to order. Sarah Ross gave the devotional "Angels... -
Adopt Sylvia 10-2-22 (10/1/22)
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DARBY RECEIVES LIFE APPLICATIONS LEADER AWARD -
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Feast of the Archangels Celebration -
Connected Communities-Thriving Families, Child Welfare Transformation Initiative -
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Cape Girardeau Evening Lions Club Will Hold 2nd Annua Cornhole Tournament October 8
