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Jackson Aldermen eye trash and swimming fee increases - 4:08 pmResidential trash collection fees in Jackson and the cost to use the citys swimming pool will be going up in 2020 if the Board of Aldermen approves the fee increases in next years city... -
Cape council agrees to limit proposed transportation tax extension to five years3Cape Girardeau City Council members agreed Monday to limit a proposed transportation sales tax extension to five years rather than seek a longer time period. But during the study session, council... -
Human remains from 800 block of Jefferson in Cape positively identifiedAfter weeks of testing, human remains found last month in an alleyway in Cape Girardeau have been identified as Jimmie Lee Lindell, a 37-year-old man from Charleston, Missouri, according to a Monday... -
Cape council tables proposed parking ban on Normal, calls for further study7Cars crowd the curbs along Normal Avenue on the Southeast Missouri State University campus. If some students have their way, those cars would be gone. A group of students, members of a campus... -
: All-in or hands off5I returned from New York on Monday. My method of travel was airplane, and, as usual, security was a major responsibility of the TSA. Everyone needs to be safe, so guidelines must be followed. The...
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Former Missourian editor has new global assignment (11/18/19)Melissa Miller had a passport, but rarely used it. "I had never been out of the United States except for the Caribbean, which I don't really count,"... -
Subscriber exclusive Business Notebook: Business lessons from Spain (11/18/19)I had the good fortune of spending 10 days in Spain earlier this month, learning about that nation's rich history, fascinating culture and delicious... -
GUEST COLUMN: Cape chamber to develop 'think tank' group to consider future of regional economy (11/12/19)On Friday, Oct. 18, Southeast Missourian business editor Jay Wolz texted me and asked whether I would consider writing a guest column for the... -
SEMO class project heats up to sell more than 150 bottles of Hawk Sauce (11/12/19)This story was originally published Oct. 8 in the Southeast Arrow. It was updated Nov. 8 to reflect the number of Hawk Sauce bottles sold. Students...
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Rise above the rest: SE students selected to choreograph Fall for DanceThrough onstage "splashes" and the sound of marimbas, Southeast Missouri State University student choreographers Rachel Christophe and Alice Anders... -
Soups on at St. Augustine School on SaturdaySupport St. Augustine School in Kelso this weekend with a chili and chicken noodle soup supper. Serving will begin at 4 p.m. Carryouts are available....
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Round up the family: Fall festival Sunday in CapeCome one, come all its fall! The family event includes hayrides, a bonfire, hotdog roast and smores. No preregistration is required. Where:...
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