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Oral surgeon Dr. Robert Ward turns to art in retirement1In 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 than 100 years ago by his grandmother. She is one of... -
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People and Their Pets: How pets help their humans live fullyPeople 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 well. And as much work as they add to our lives,... -
Officials assessing health mandates ruling15A Missouri judge ruled Tuesday that health orders implemented by local health departments are unconstitutional. The ruling by Cole County Circuit Court Judge Daniel Green challenges the legality of... -
Area legislators in Missouri's General Assembly applaud Parson joining 'Open Roads'9Southeast Missouri's delegation in the state legislature is unanimous in its support of Gov. Mike Parson's decision to sign the "Operation Open Roads" initiative Monday. The letter supports policies...
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Q/A with area family-owned business leaders (11/24/21)In this edition of B Magazine, we take a look at life in the Midwest. Though certainly not exclusive to this area of the country, small,... -
B Magazine business briefs (11/23/21)Construction begins on new assisted-living facility Newbridge Management LLC conducted groundbreaking ceremonies Oct. 7 for a new assisted-living and...
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Work and family mix well for these local businesses (11/23/21)The November 2012 issue of Harvard Business Review reported on a longitudinal study of family-operated businesses. The magazine’s results showed... -
City of Jackson business update (11/22/21)The City of Jackson has added 20 businesses that created at least 80 new jobs in the past year, according to Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce vice...
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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,...
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