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Greek Revival home tells story of family's history3In 1867, German immigrant George Christian Thilenius bought a 9.56-acre plot of land for $1,000 in Cape Girardeau to build a home for his family. Nearly 150 years later, his family still lives there.... -
St. Louis city and county to require masks in some places2O'FALLON, Mo. -- St. Louis city and county officials say they will require masks in some public places starting Monday., citing a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases spurred by the delta variant. Masks... -
Homecomers returns to Jackson after 1-year hiatus20After a one-year hiatus because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jackson Homecomers returns with five days festivities, starting Tuesday. The festival will feature carnival rides, food tents, beer gardens... -
Valedictorian wants to share her title10BELL CITY, Mo. -- Bell City High School Class of 2021 valedictorian Mia Dembowski wants to share her title. Dembowski is advocating for the school district to change its process of choosing the top... -
: Giboney's 1890 fire claim1In an 1891 court case, Robert T. Giboney testified that he had filed a claim with German Insurance Co. of New York for fire damage to his farming equipment and stacks of hay. He asked for $300 plus...
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Local Facebook group for Blackstone griddle enthusiasts attracts international following (7/19/21)Social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are often sources for good story ideas. On average, I probably find one or two news... -
Jackson chamber's farm tour emphasizes importance of agriculture (7/19/21)Now in its 41st year, the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce's annual Agri-Business Tour is said to be the longest-running farm tour in Missouri. And... -
Unemployed Missourians received billions in COVID aid, auditor's report says (7/19/21)More than 600,000 Missourians received in excess of $4.9 billion in COVID-19 unemployment benefits through April of this year, according to a report... -
Chamber organizations sponsor women's networking events (7/19/21)The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry will host an online Women in Leadership Conference from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday. This is the...
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Column: The perverse agenda of Black Lives Matter (7/24/21)1Since the new wave of race consciousness that has been sweeping our country, precipitated by the graphic video of the killing of George Floyd by...
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Speak Out: Speak Out 7-25-21 (7/24/21)For all those people spreading the lie that the COVID-19 vaccine does not stop COVID-19, answer one question: Why are 99% of those getting COVID-19...
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Column: Biden's baleful border betrayal (7/24/21)Is there anything the left won't blame on their fantastical scapegoat, climate change? Don't bet on it. Their latest dodge is blaming the border...
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Editorial: Editorial: If you've been hesitating, now is the time to get COVID vaccine (7/23/21)5After months of declining COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, both are on the rise. According to health officials, more than 97% of people getting... -
Column: Why spending matters in times of inflation and high debt (7/22/21)4A lot of people don't care about the nation's growing debt. Some believe that low interest rates for the foreseeable future essentially means a free...
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A Saturday morning sensation: Gravel Dogs BiscuitsI had big plans last weekend. A day trip to St. Louis with the objective of visiting a variety of establishments to feast on their culinary delights. My salivary glands kicked into overdrive, and my mouth watered as I daydreamed about the possibilities... -
Straight outta 'Sesame Street,' local produce store delightsIn Perryville, Missouri, not far from Interstate 55 at 1700 Alma Ave., sits a large dark brown building. It is currently ringed with Missouri Amish tomatoes and stacks of watermelons of all kinds. Eight-foot palms and curling, blooming mandevilla vines stand guard at the awnings' supports, and lovely wooden and metal wishing well yard ornaments pepper the parking lot. I'd found Frank and Bridget's Produce, and what a unique place it is!...
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In 1867, German immigrant George Christian Thilenius bought a 9.56-acre plot of land for $1,000 in Cape Girardeau to build a home for his family.... -
Senior Center Menus for July 26-30 (7/24/21)Cape Girardeau Senior Center is open for carryout and delivery only. Monday: Ham slice or poppy seed chicken casserole, sweet potatoes, black-eyed...
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FYI 7-25-21 (7/24/21)The Cape Girardeau Public Library will hold a virtual event, Spice life: Sumac, from 1 to 1:30 p.m. Monday. Pick up a sample of sumac, a wild edible...
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Club news 7-25-21 (7/24/21)The Town and Country FCE Club met July 8 at the University of Missouri Extension Center for its annual picnic. The club had 15 guests for the...
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Adopt Alastair 7-25-21 (7/24/21)Submitted by Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary This little guy is Alastair. He is 12 weeks old and in need of a loving, forever home. If you are ready...
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Most Attended Perryville Veterans Memorial Breakfast Since Post Covid Re-Opening -
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Ride to benefit Ashley Harris -
VFW Post 3838 Auxiliary Donates Lap Quilts to Veterans
