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LST 325 arrived in Cape (9/29/16)Opening of the LST 325 -
Battleship (9/28/16)Picture from the docking of the boat. -
Elections at Guardian Angel School (9/28/16)Since it is a presidential election year, Ms. Ann Whistler decided it would be a good idea to teach her American History students at Guardian Angel School, Oran, all about the election process. Students ran for the offices of House of Representatives, Senate, and President/Vice-President. ... -
Food Bank Recieves Donation (9/28/16)The Southeast Missouri Food Bank received a donation of $1,500 from the Cape Noon Optimist Club. The Cape Noon Optimist Club is an organization that raises money and support for local youth. -
Lorenz receives University of Missouri Cape Girardeau County Extension Scholarship (9/28/16)The University of Missouri Cape Girardeau County Extension Council is pleased to award Carly Lorenz their annual scholarship. Lorenz is a senior at the University of Missouri-Columbia majoring in agribusiness management with a minor in plant science. ... -
Cape County 4-Her’s participate in 2016 4-H State Livestock Judging Contest (9/27/16)COLUMBIA, Mo. – The University of Missouri Extension 4-H State Livestock Judging contest on Sept. 10 drew 166 competing 4-H members. Working in partnership with volunteers from across the state and the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture Livestock Judging Team, the contestants were provided an opportunity to develop and hone their judging skills, and explore future career and educational options... -
Old McKendree Chapel Benefit - Featuring Maggie Thorn (9/27/16)Please join us for a great evening of traditional and contemporary Christian music as we come together to raise funds for beautiful Old McKendree Chapel. It will be a great night of praise and worship and a free-will offering will be taken. We will have a variety of performers, including Maggie Thorn! Maggie is a singer/songwriter from Bloomfield, Missouri. ... -
Cape Girardeau County 4-H member competes in state public speaking contest (9/27/16)Renee Peters, a Cape Girardeau County 4-Her’s participated in the State 4-H Public Speaking Contest on September 10, at the University of Missouri campus in Columbia. She placed second overall in the senior division prepared speech. Her speech was titled “Making the Best Better.” There were 102 participants in the contest. ... -
State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest (9/27/16)The Missouri State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest was held August 20th at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia. Contestants placed six classes and gave two sets of reasons. The top three individuals in each breed received cash prizes sponsored by the Missouri breed associations. ... -
Albino fawn sited in Cape Woods (9/27/16)While walking on the trail in Cape Woods we discovered an albino fawn with its mother. It is surely a descendant of the albino buck that was killed some time ago. -
VFW and Auxiliary participates in Suicide Prevention Walk (9/26/16)At the Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention walk on Saturday, Sept. 26, VFW and Auxiliary participated with a display of 22 combat boots representing the 22 veterans lost daily to suicide. -
Warrior Paddlers traveling Mississippi (9/26/16)VFW Post 3838 was host to the Warriors paddling down the Mississippi River second year in row; Nate, Dan and Kevin. -
Share Walk Coming Oct. 8 (9/26/16)The 12th Annual Share Walk for Remembrance and Hope will be held Saturday, October 8th at Cape County Park South, Pavilion #20. Share supports families who have experienced a pregnancy loss due to miscarriage, stillbirth and newborn loss. This event gives families, friends, healthcare providers and the community the opportunity to honor the memory of these precious babies...
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Cape Central Teacher Earns MOS Cerification (9/24/16)Theresa Taylor, business teacher at Cape Girardeau Central High School recently earned her Microsoft Office Specialist certification. This certification covers Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access. Taylor has taught at Cape Central for 15 years. -
Democrat Central Committee (9/24/16)The Cape County Democratic Central Committee will hold it's monthly meetingat 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27, at the Cape Public Library on Clark Street in Cape. Judy Baker, a candidate for state treasurer, will be the scheduled guest.
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Faith and community (9/22/16)Grace Lysell- teen liasion for SEMO Prom Mothers of First Presbyterian Church of Jackson and Jackson high school junior is deep in sorting prom dresses. Though most of us are only just thinking about Fall school activities, the First Presbyterian Church is already looking toward spring and Prom. As a local mission project, the church has recently become a member of www.beccascloset.org... -
The Cape Noon Optimist Club rewarded four local students with the Steve Wright Memorial Scholarship (9/21/16)The scholarships are rewarded to students who carry on his legacy of compassion and generosity. -
United Way announces 2016-2019 funded partner agencies (9/21/16)Cape Girardeau – After five months of review, research and community evaluation, United Way of Southeast Missouri is pleased to announce its investment in more than 30 community programs throughout Southeast Missouri. In 2009, the funding cycle of United Way of Southeast Missouri was extended to a three-year... -
New Salem United Methodist UMW Club News (9/20/16)Joyce Brewer, president, called the 1 p.m. Sept. 12 meeting to order by members repeating the UMW Purpose. Twelve members answered roll calls with: "Tell about a book or article you've recently read." Minutes were read and approved. There were 11 Sick & Shut-In Calls made in the previous month...
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Loos family reunion held (9/20/16)All eight children of Bertilla and William Loos of Jackson gathered for a family reunion Sept. 16 through 18. In attendance were Bill and Mary Loos (Cape Girardeau); Jack Loos (Michigan); Sally Loos and J. E. Deevers (Cape Girardeau); George and Joan Loos (California); Dick and Margie Loos (Cape Girardeau); Carol Loos and Pete Clark (Kentucky); Jerry Loos (Illinois); and Kathleen Loos Crabdree (St. Louis). There also were 26 nieces and nephews of the Loos siblings... -
Three Saxony students named National Merit semi-finalists (9/20/16)Three students from Saxony Lutheran High School have been named National Merit Scholarship Competition Semi-Finalists. This distinction places them in the top 2 percent of high school seniors nationwide. Seniors Emily Killen, Nathan Aufdenberg and Andrew Aufdenberg are three of over 1.6 million students in more than 22,000 high schools who entered the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. ... -
Rodney Bridges Elected Vice President of Board (9/19/16) -
Old McKendree Day set for this Sunday (9/19/16)
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Central's Class of '56 to hold 60th class reunion September 24 (9/19/16)
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Grandparents Day (9/15/16)Grandparents Day was celebrated at Guardian Angel School, Oran, on Thursday, Sept. 15. The day began with Mass at 8 am. The grandparents and students then proceeded to the school gym where everyone enjoyed cookies, milk and coffee. The students and their grandparents made special memories together... -
Kasten Spa and Pool Raffle for St. Jude (9/15/16)Kasten is raising funds to support St. Jude's lifesaving mission of finding cures for children battling cancer and other life-threatening diseases, and we need your help to reach our fundraising goal. In partnership with Master Spa, Trendium Pools, Carvin (Jacuzzi), Confer Plastics, Gladon, Haviland, Innovaplas, Midwest Canvas, N. ... -
Motorcycle Cannonball stops in Cape (9/14/16) -
Motorcycle Cannonball the Race of the Century (9/14/16) -
Morning run 9/11 (9/14/16)Beautiful morning, remembering a terrible day. -
Saint Francis Employees Reach $250,000 Campaign Goal (9/14/16)Thanks to its generous employees, Saint Francis Healthcare System recently raised $250,000 for patients, employees and our community through its Power of One campaign. Saint Francis merged two previous employee fundraising campaigns, Team One, which raised funds for internal causes that impacted patients and employees, and the Power of Sharing, which raised funds for external charities like United Way of Southeast Missouri. The new campaign, Power of One, raised funds for both...
