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The Great Race: Cape natives strive to drive 3,000 miles in eight days2Over 100 classic and vintage cars passed through downtown Cape Girardeau on Tuesday night for the Great Race, the world's premiere old-car rally. Among them were Cape Girardeau natives Thom Hopen and... -
Editorial: Remembering Barbara Lohr and her love of Jackson, life of serviceBarbara Lohr loved her community in Jackson. She volunteered in numerous ways, was a fixture at events and served as the town's mayor for eight years. Some described her as "the first lady of... -
Who's responsible for Harmony Lane? Good questionIs Harmony Lane on the northwest edge of Jackson a city street or a county road? Depending on which side of the pavement you're on, it's apparently both. Although it resembles a blacktop county road,... -
Cape pastor takes diversity role at Ohio university18The Rev. Renita Green of historic St. James African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, 516 North St. in Cape Girardeau, whose six-year ministry brought -- among other things -- a warming center to... -
Cape Girardeau Central grad wins state scholarship2The 2021 valedictorian of Cape Girardeau Central High School, Emma McDougal, is the state winner of a combined $2,500 scholarship from Future Builders, the education foundation of the Missouri School...
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SendAFriend: How a 21-year-old from Jackson formed a $7.5 million care-package business (6/21/21)Many 21-year-olds spend their time studying for college and working a part-time job between classes and enjoying their carefree early adult years.... -
River Eagle merges with distributorships in Sikeston, Kennett to create 3 Eagles Distributing (6/21/21)After more than three decades operating as River Eagle Distributing, the Anheuser-Busch products distributor in Cape Girardeau is changing its name... -
Looking for fun? Look no further than Missouri, study says (6/21/21)Do people have more fun in Missouri than in most other states? The answer is "yes," according to a nationals study released last week. The personal... -
State agencies begin workforce strategic planning (6/21/21)The Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education and the Missouri Department of Higher Education & Workforce Development began a strategic...
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Editorial: Editorial: Remembering Barbara Lohr and her love of Jackson, life of service (6/23/21)Barbara Lohr loved her community in Jackson. She volunteered in numerous ways, was a fixture at events and served as the town's mayor for eight... -
Column: Why it's so difficult to keep and recruit good cops (6/23/21)5WANTED: Trained security professionals to deal with elevated levels of crime and mayhem at risk to their own life and limb, while getting called...
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Column: Critical race theory battle won't benefit GOP in long run (6/23/21)It feels like yesterday that my wife and I were shopping for grade schools for our daughter -- the same daughter who just graduated from high school....
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Column: Former Cardinal Matt Holliday and wife Leslee talk life after baseball (6/22/21)Matt Holliday wowed St. Louis Cardinals fans for seven-plus years as a right-handed-hitting slugger. Unlike some of today's superstars, he wasn't... -
Column: A decision to celebrate! (6/22/21)1The Supreme Court just ruled against the City of Philadelphia, which was trying to prevent Catholic Social Services (CSS) from helping children in...
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Opa! Let's celebrate flaming cheeseAfter a quick drive up to the St. Louis area, I found myself among friends and hungry. My friend used Google Maps to scan for restaurants around us (a wonderful tool), and we picked a place called Kar'is Surf & Sirloin. The mention of steak was enough for my husband, so two minutes later, we were piling out of the car at 13090 Manchester Road in Des Peres and walking into the most charming, classical Greek steakhouse that I've ever frequented... -
Fuel brings an elevated taco experience to JacksonIf you have been searching for a hot new place to feed your taco addiction, look no further than Fuel in Jackson. Fuel was built at the site of a former gas station, hence the name. Their menu gives a nod to the previous occupants with taco options designated as "regular," "plus" and "premium." The drink menu continues the homage with names such as "Petrol Paloma" and "High Octane."...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Two brothers from San Francisco say they have set a record for the longest highline ever walked in both Yosemite National Park and... -
PLYMOUTH, England -- The Mayflower had a few false starts before its trailblazing sea voyage to America more than 400 years ago. Now, its artificial... -
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: The U.S. 61 arch (6/19/21)EDITOR'S NOTE: This is Garret Wright's final article for the Southeast Missourian. He has written a history column for this newspaper since 2018. The... -
Senior Center Menus for June 21-25 (6/19/21)Cape Girardeau Senior Centers is open for carryout and delivery only. Monday: Ham slice or poppy seed chicken casserole, sweet potatoes, black-eyed...
