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City of Cape works to sell remainder of business park2Cape Girardeau City Council members on Monday unanimously approved the next step in selling the remaining portion of the Greater Cape Girardeau Business Park. The city is working to sell the... -
Response to Cape Girardeau water emergency hailed1Much of Thursday's Cape Girardeau County Commission meeting was devoted to an after-action report following Cape Girardeau's water issue earlier this week, a now-repaired leak in a 14-inch water... -
First round of water tests shows no contaminants; boil water advisory decision to come by Friday afternoonCape Girardeau officials announced Thursday afternoon the first round of water samples indicated no contaminants in the city's water supply, following a water main break earlier in the week. However,... -
Editorial: Recreational marijuana amendment would be disaster for Missouri1Legalization of recreational marijuana will be on the November ballot in Missouri. Amendment 3, which garnered enough signatures to be placed on the ballot, would legalize “purchasing, possessing,... -
Woodland hosts groundbreaking for new safe roomMARBLE HILL, Mo. — After years of planning, ground was broken last week on a safe room in the Woodland School District in Bollinger County. The building will be 9,200 square feet and designed per...
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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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Editorial: Editorial: Recreational marijuana amendment would be disaster for Missouri (10/7/22)1Legalization of recreational marijuana will be on the November ballot in Missouri. Amendment 3, which garnered enough signatures to be placed on... -
Column: The Russia-Ukraine war is not result of a failure of dialogue (10/7/22)It's an article of various faiths -- both secular and religious -- that misunderstanding is the cause of conflict. This sort of insight is generally...
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Column: Hispanics weren't what progressives thought (10/7/22)One of the most significant events in American politics is that Hispanics are, in effect, deciding that they are working-class voters rather than...
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Paid Letter: Why I oppose Smith's reelection bid for Congress (10/6/22)Jason Smith consistently votes against helping his constituents in the MO-8th. He has voted against voter access, election integrity, and campaign...
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Column: The left's lies about the Supreme Court (10/6/22)10As the Supreme Court opened a new term Monday, The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN and other left-leaning media blasted it in unison,...
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Judy Tenuta, brash 'Goddess of Love' comedian, dies at 72LOS ANGELES -- Judy Tenuta, a brash standup who cheekily styled herself as the "Goddess of Love" and toured with George Carlin as she built her... -
Lawsuit settled, film may resume after Alec Baldwin shootingLOS ANGELES -- The family of a cinematographer shot and killed by Alec Baldwin on the set of the film "Rust" has agreed to settle a lawsuit against... -
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...
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The Cheesecake Ninja strikes againI was on a mission a couple of weeks ago. It all started when, after months of preparation and training, I faced an unexpected obstacle. I had no control over the situation and wasn't sure getting back on track was possible. I prayed while holding tightly to doubt and fear. Then, I got an idea. If I was going to achieve my goal, I needed to get my mind right. I needed unshakeable focus and discipline. I needed to become like the ninjas of lore... -
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...
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NEW YORK -- The latest government study on teen vaping suggests there's been little progress in keeping e-cigarettes out of the hands of kids. The... -
: The Cheesecake Ninja strikes again (10/6/22)I was on a mission a couple of weeks ago. It all started when, after months of preparation and training, I faced an unexpected obstacle. I had no... -
: Recipes for the fall season (10/6/22)Autumn flavors and scents are some of my very favorites. The rich, warm aroma of a dessert baking with cinnamon and spices makes the house smell so...
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Autumn cocktails can get creative (10/6/22)Apple pie! Pumpkin spice! Buttered rum! This is how we embrace autumn at our home bar. Despite the drop in temperatures, cocktails flavored for fall... -
All cities are in Missouri unless mentioned. Champion junior heifer calf: Paige Birk, Gordonville Reserve champion junior heifer calf: Hat Creek...
