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Partly Cloudy ~ River stage: 33.99 Rising Saturday, November 21, 2009 |
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Web page makes issue of race, cover of Cape Girardeau County prosecutor's book An Internet site that advocates for the defendant in a racially charged case out of Kennett, Mo., is implying the Cape Girardeau County Prosecuting Attorney may be a racist based on the cover of a book he authored. The case is that of Heather... |
Notre Dame soccer ties for third place (Update on final goal included)
How to Prosper by Celebrating Your Marital Differences State soccer first, Sikeston football second (Big day!) Tough Decisions and Facts of Life Bolivar beats Notre Dame 2-1 in OT in state semifinal soccer action Construction underway for new Plaza Tire Service store Go Fighting Smileys! New uniforms for Mules, Lady Mules Breaking down the community college agreement Devil's Elbow is another oddball Missouri name Lady Dawg Classic at Van Buren seeded Majeeds return to Cape Girardeau The dirty word (No, really: It's probably just dirt.) "If You're Happy and You Know It" Nail salon applies for liquor license Happy Anniversary... And Thanks For Reading Cape GOP chairman Voss questions Sowers ties to Texas Obama supporter ASU will limp into Show Me Center Mules cheer team fifth at state Organic farmer's market opens Thursday Old Post Office had Cape's first revolving door Expiration Date of this Blog: Never Thoughts on SEMO football, hoops Volunteers, Fosters and Community - Supporting One Another Curves moving into old Jackson Bakery building Smoking Bans Don't Go Far Enough Thistle burrs, DVDs and Submarines Mario's Pasta House opening in December Web page makes issue of race, cover of Cape Girardeau County prosecutor's book Sowers raises money with Sen. Bob Kerrey and earns praises from Paul Begala What Could Have Caused SEMO's Power Outrage? Partying Cape-style in New Orleans SEMO men vastly improved tonight Not a fan of busy holiday shopping? Click here! Eenie-meanie, chili beanie, the spirits are about to speak! A push to ban smoking in public in Cape Girardeau "Stranded with Praise" by poet Karen Carcia 'Michael Jackson Is Not Dead.' Twilight Dinner Theatre closes Old Post Office (Federal Building) 1958 Notre Dame finishes fourth in Class 3 Lesterville wins Class 1 title Scott City wins Class 2 state championship Class 3: Notre Dame-Logan-Rogersville Boehnercare: A More Affordable Option for Real Healthcare Reform Class 3: Notre Dame-Villa Duchesne Class 1 and 2 wrap with stats; Notre Dame up next |
Christmas come early
For any person who has ever looked around Cape Girardeau and proclaimed we have too many meeting centers or banquet halls, let me give you exhibit A: the inordinate number of craft fairs in town this weekend. Just as the city and area businesses have already strung up Christmas decorations and attempt to peer pressure us into the holiday spirit, one-time-only craft fairs will flood the city today, Saturday and Sunday to remind us of all the Christmas shopping we need to do...
Spring fever
When I was growing up, water was a big deal. We needed water to drink, cook, bathe, wash clothes and irrigate the garden. We needed water for livestock too. The creek that came down the valley on the other side of the garden was dry most of the time. It took a deluge before any water would run down the creek. The creek was not a source of water for us. Most of our rural neighbors relied on springs...
Getting the news
Nov. 19, 2009 Dear Leslie, Each week my Writing for the Mass Media class takes a current-events quiz, 10 questions about local, state and world events. Students who aim to become media writers begin by knowing what's going on in the world around them, I reason. Reading, watching and listening to how the news is reported also is a way of learning to do it yourself...
Recipes fit for one of Missouri's first ladies
The "Missouri 1821-1971 Sesquicentennial Cookbook, Updated and Republished for a New Generation of Missourians" by former Missouri first lady Betty Cooper Hearnes is now available and hot off the presses. This hardback book contains historical information about the writer's life growing up in Charleston, Mo., her family with her husband and their children and living in and restoring the governor's mansion in Jefferson City, Mo. ... I've been doing a little research lately on salary comparisons for one of the boards on which I serve. It's been an eye-opening exercise trying to justify or modify salaries when compared with those in a similar field with similar experience and responsibilities...
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