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Cape Girardeau Central students get tutorial in city government1Cape Girardeau Central High School AP (Advanced Placement) Government teacher Marty Vines introduced his class to various Cape Girardeau city officials during a virtual Youth in Government Day event... -
Editorial: Praying for our country, leaders on National Day of PrayerThe National Day of Prayer will be held on Thursday with gatherings around the country, including in this area. Established in 1952 by Congress and signed into law by President Harry Truman, the... -
City of Cape lifts its mask order11The City of Cape Girardeau lifted its mask mandate effective April 26 for employees and visitors to city offices, while maintaining face coverings are "highly recommended," according to the city's... -
Jackson man surprises family on day of return from Army deployment1Becca Sides hates surprises, but last month, she got one she said she will always cherish. Sides' husband, Brandon is a sergeant in the Army. He served 11 months in Kuwait, and decided to surprise... -
City of Cape Girardeau honors longtime employees at their retirementsTwo employees with long service to the city were honored at Monday's Cape Girardeau City Council meeting. Moldenhauer retired May 1 with more than a quarter century of service in the Cape Girardeau...
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Slow Food Southeast Missouri off to fast start in Cape (5/3/21)A group of local growers wants to bring Southeast Missouri back to its roots, literally. Slow Food Southeast Missouri, or Slow Food SEMO, launched on... -
Employers ponder vaccination rules (5/3/21)Can a business require its employees to receive COVID-19 vaccinations? That question is being asked more often as the COVID-19 vaccines have become... -
Consumer spending up in most areas, except clothing (5/3/21)The nation's economy made huge rebounds in the first quarter of 2021, according to new data released Friday by the U.S. Department of Commerce's... -
Codefi seeks entries for 2021 1ST50K competition (5/3/21)Are you an entrepreneur with a great business plan but no startup funding? Then Codefi's 1ST50K may be able to help. Applications are being accepted...
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Editorial: Editorial: Praying for our country, leaders on National Day of Prayer (5/5/21)The National Day of Prayer will be held on Thursday with gatherings around the country, including in this area. Established in 1952 by Congress and... -
Column: There is no Biden moment (5/5/21)If Joe Biden wanted to spend massively in response to a nearly unprecedented public health emergency, he was elected too late. The conventional...
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Column: Biden's spending spree isn't a new New Deal (5/5/21)We don't know what the Biden years will ultimately look like, but one thing is pretty obvious, at least to me: It won't be a new New Deal, nor will...
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Speak Out: Speak Out 5/4/21 (5/4/21)We have to hope that enough people take the vaccine to end the pandemic. It is 75% or bust. Want to thank the street department for filling the three...
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Letter to the Editor: Missouri legislature is misguided (5/4/21)Missouri lawmakers have embarked on a dangerous course. They have threatened to nullify federal firearms laws, a move that would be patently...
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Just get on the bus, Gus!A couple of weeks ago I received a call from a friend. He popped the question. I said yes. "Want to go hunting?" What did you think I was going to say? Knowing him, he wasn't talking about nature or creepy crawly slithering things. He was talking about heading to Kentucky for the day to track down an elusive bottle of bourbon to add to his collection and I, like any supportive friend, was all in. No hesitation. That's how we roll... -
How Five Guys saved a vacationA couple of weeks ago, we headed to Montgomery, Alabama, for a dream trip that's been on my list for some time: An island in the middle of the Alabama River called Jackson Lake Island. Jackson Lake Island is home to about 50 goats who were having kids at the time — tiny, jumpy, cuddly, fluffy kids that you could pet and who would make me laugh. ...
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The Process of Making Soap (5/5/21)Autumn Abernathy practices traditional craft in Jackson. -
NEW YORK -- Chef, cookbook author and TV host Carla Hall has always wondered about an antique wooden highchair her family has long cherished. What is... -
The Art of Downtown (5/1/21)People gathered outside of the Vasterling Suites for the 2021 Cape Girardeau Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit opening reception in Cape Girardeau on... -
FYI 5-2-21 (5/1/21)The Society of the Southwest presents the 16th annual Western Swing Showcase and Dance at VFW Post 3838 in Cape Girardeau. It will be held from 2 to...
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Club news 5-2-21 (5/1/21)The Torchbearer Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met April 12 at the home of Bobbie Woodard with 10 members present. Carole Calvin, president, was...
