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Local health care leaders discuss state of industry - 9:35 pmRegional health care leaders discussed navigating a complex, evolving industry during the Southeast Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Symposium (SEEDS) on Nov. 30 at Drury Plaza Hotel... -
Live Nativity in Cape Girardeau - 9:35 pmChildren pet a camel during First Midwest Bank's live Nativity event Friday, Dec. 8, in Cape Girardeau. -
MTC chairman shares secrets of success - 9:35 pmThe Southeast Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Symposium (SEEDS) took place Nov. 30 at Drury Plaza Hotel Conference Center in Cape Girardeau. Among the presentations was a fireside chat... -
Sikeston murder trial ends in mistrial with hung jury; retrial to be scheduled - 9:34 pmSIKESTON, Mo. — The trial of a Sikeston man charged in the April murder of another man resulted in a mistrial with a deadlocked jury. Tanner Watkins, 20, of Sikeston and Kaleb Michael Ramsey, 19, of... -
State audit of City of Kennett begins - 9:33 pmKENNETT, Mo. — Two representatives of the Missouri Office of the State Auditor met with Kennett City Council members last week to officially begin an audit of city operations and finances, and to...
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Local health care leaders discuss state of industry (12/11/23)Regional health care leaders discussed navigating a complex, evolving industry during the Southeast Entrepreneurship and Economic Development...
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MTC chairman shares secrets of success (12/11/23)The Southeast Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Symposium (SEEDS) took place Nov. 30 at Drury Plaza Hotel Conference Center in Cape...
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CGCTA executive director Ginny Smith elected to MPTA board (12/11/23)On Wednesday, Dec. 6, the Missouri Public Transit Association (MPTA) elected Ginny Smith, executive director of the Cape Girardeau County Transit... -
Brian Koenig named to Missouri Farm Bureau board (12/11/23)Brian Koenig, owner of Perryville Pumpkin Farm, has been elected to a two-year term on the Missouri Farm Bureau (MOFB) board of directors. On Dec. 5,...
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Editorial: Christmas Church Tour celebrates the beauty of the season (12/11/23)For many of us, some of our favorite memories involve our family and friends at our church for a special Christmas Eve or Christmas Day service....
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Column: Our ticking ethnic time bomb (12/11/23)The new projections for the U.S. population from the U.S. Census Bureau show dramatic ongoing changes in the ethnic makeup of the nation. In 2022,...
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Column: Has the party of Reagan become the party of quitters? (12/11/23)Monica Crowley summed up the sad state of the Republican Party perfectly last week in a single tweet. Following the House's 311-114 vote Dec. 1 to...
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Column: City of Cape to consider ballot issue for a property tax increase benefiting public safety (12/9/23)22On Monday, Dec. 18, the Cape Girardeau City Council will decide whether or not to put a new tax initiative on the April 2, 2024 ballot. This... -
Speak Out: Speak Out 12-10-23 (12/9/23)I have lived in Cape Girardeau most of my life and I have never witnessed so many people running red lights. My husband and I have almost been hit...
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Ryan O'Neal, star of 'Love Story', 'Paper Moon', 'Peyton Place', 'Barry Lyndon', dies at 82LOS ANGELES -- Ryan O'Neal, the heartthrob actor who went from a TV soap opera to an Oscar-nominated role in "Love Story" and delivered a wry... -
Norman Lear, producer of TV's 'All in the Family', influential liberal advocate, dies at 101LOS ANGELES -- Norman Lear, the writer, director and producer who revolutionized prime time television with "All in the Family", "The Jeffersons" and...
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Marble Hill Cakes has an abundant wealth of sweet goodiesRecently, Marble Hill Cakes moved to 4215 State Highway 72 in Jackson, and so there was really no excuse not to visit anymore. Be aware, the door is a little hidden. Just follow the bakery signs around to the back of the dark gray building and look for the neon sign in the window... -
Alexander Hamilton wants us all to eat turkeyI watch a YouTube channel fairly regularly called Early American. It features a young lady named Justine, who lives in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, and in a very zen and peaceway way, cooks recipes from the late 1700s and early 1800s. She does this while in her period-appropriate log cabin and dressed in her pioneer woman clothes. ...
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Access Ministry Expands: Group offers support, connection to siblings of people with disabilities (12/9/23)Miracle Thele is 10 years old and loves arts and crafts, listening to music and hanging out with her friends. She is an older sister to her... -
Senior Center Menus for Dec. 11-15 (12/9/23)Monday: Salisbury steak or Polish sausage and sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, green beans, whole-grain hot roll and sugar-free apple crisp or cook's...
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The script of Tom Trotter’s life has been like a blockbuster. It starts in the blue-collar steel town of Pueblo, Colo., in the 1960s. As a boy,... -
Recently, Marble Hill Cakes moved to 4215 State Highway 72 in Jackson, and so there was really no excuse not to visit anymore. Be aware, the door is...
