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Celebrate Missouri's 200th birthday with bicentennial events, projectsMissouri’s been through a lot: five wars, 57 governors, countless earthquakes and the revolutionary invention of gooey butter cake. This year marks 200 years of history Missouri has made since it... -
Egyptian High School administrators alleged to have been drinking at prom [video included]5TAMMS, Ill. — Nearly 30 teachers, parents and one student flocked to Egyptian School District’s board meeting Monday night to debate three administrators' futures at the district. The student along... -
Cape County's COVID numbers improve; still waiting on ARP funds3In the first Cape Girardeau County Commission meeting since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Thursday mask wearing is no longer necessary for those vaccinated for... -
Water work along Jackson's Main Street could be delayedA planned upgrade of the water lines along several blocks of East Main Street in Jackson “may or may not start sometime this fall,” according to Kent Peetz, Jackson public works director. Peetz... -
Cape County assessor pleased with growing number of e-filingsMore people are filing their personal property assessment lists online than ever before in Cape Girardeau County. And that makes County Assessor Bob Adams smile. “We couldn’t be happier,” he said...
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$175M solar project proposed in Scott County (5/17/21)A 2,000-acre tract of farmland in northern Scott County could soon be home to a $175 million solar farm producing at least 200 megawatts of renewable... -
Jackson chamber reaches century mark (5/17/21)The older I get, the less enthusiastic I become about my birthdays. However, should I live long enough to see my 80th, 90th or perhaps even the 100th... -
Crowell joins Big Brothers Big Sisters Board of Directors (5/17/21)Casey Crowell, senior vice president of treasury solutions with The Bank of Missouri, has been named to the 22-member Board of Directors of Big... -
Business leaders laud governor's directive (5/17/21)Gov. Mike Parson's decision last week to end pandemic-related unemployment benefits next month rather than allowing them to expire in September is...
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Morning shows extend the day to cope with viewer erosionNEW YORK -- A recent job promotion came with what seems to be a counterintuitive mandate for NBC News senior vice president Libby Leist: Drum up... -
Amid outcry, NBC says it will not air Golden Globes in 2022NEW YORK -- Amid growing pressure on the Hollywood Foreign Press Association from studios, stars and large swaths of the film industry, NBC said...
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Broussard's — an old favorite worthy of revisitingThis week started with a couple of creative foodie writing ideas and a few suggestions for new locales. This week, I would finally write an article that would showcase my quirkiness, creativity, silly side and love of life and food. This week, I would string words into sentences that would garner national attention and finally catapult this small town "girl" into the big leagues of writing fame and fortune. ... -
Where the river flows and the ribs are dry-rubbedThe floodgates at the Mississippi River are open again, and I was there, watching the water scroll endlessly to the right. I wasn't born in this part of the country, so I try not to take the river for granted. There is so much water there. It boggles the mind how many gallons are passing, and yet, still the river runs. ...
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Before their final days of school, students from Southeast Missouri donned their formal attire and danced the night away at prom. DJs spined the... -
FYI 5-16-21 (5/15/21)The Scott City Knights of Columbus will host a third Sunday breakfast from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. on May 16. They are also taking orders for link or bulk...
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Senior Center Menus May 17 through 21 (5/15/21)Senior centers are open for carryout and delivery only. Monday: Ham slice or poppy seed chicken, sweet potatoes, black-eyed peas, garden lettuce...
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Adopt Baby D 5-16-21 (5/15/21)Submitted by Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary This sweet senior cat is Baby D. She is declawed and in need of a loving, forever home. If you are ready... -
Students win science awards (5/15/21)The Missouri State Junior Academy of Science competition at Columbia College was held on April 23. Four seventh- and eighth-grade students from...
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Open house Sunday, May 23, Noon-2 PM3806 State Highway 72, Jackson$184,900 -
Home for sale - Cape Girardeau (Under contract)1714 Westridge Drive, Cape Girardeau$235,000 -
Home for sale - Jackson (Under contract)726 Goodson Drive, Jackson$209,900 -
Updated Four Bedroom Home! NEW NEW NEW2033 Kenneth Drive, Cape Girardeau$269,900