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October 3
Water main infrastructure easement approved for EOC
Cape Girardeau County Commissioners approved water main easement for the new EOC. Also, they set new retirement contribution rates for local government employees starting in 2025.
Christopher Borro
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October 3
Surgeon, author set to speak at NAACP event Nov. 2 in Cape Girardeau
The Cape Girardeau NAACP's Annual Freedom Fund Dinner on Nov. 2 will feature cardiothoracic surgeon and Hayti native William Cooper as the keynote speaker. The event, focused on community empowerment, will also honor local achievers.
Christopher Borro
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October 3
County officials showcase emergency operations center to the public
Cape Girardeau County leadership unveiled the new Emergency Operations Center, built to enhance disaster response. Community members explored the facility during an open house event on October 3.
Christopher Borro
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October 3
Former councilman Rhett Pierce federally indicted on drug possession, unlawful firearm possession co...
Ex-councilman Rhett Pierce faces federal charges for drug possession and unlawful firearm possession, following his resignation from Cape Girardeau City Council.
Nathan Gladden
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October 3
City’s annual hydrant testing to cause discoloration in water
Cape Girardeau's hydrant testing may cause temporary water discoloration. Residents advised to run taps or contact authorities if issues persist.
Nathan Gladden
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October 3
Woman facing arson-for-hire charge in Bootheel now faces forgery relating to immigrant committee tes...
Columbia woman faces new charges of forgery and impersonation, accused of using fake identities to allege a conspiracy involving liquor licenses for undocumented immigrants.
By Rudi Keller ~ Missouri Independent
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October 2
TTF committee compiles list of possible road projects for public hearings in November
The TTF committee has shortlisted road projects for public hearings in November, focusing on maintenance. Key roads include Veterans Memorial Dr. and Bloomfield Rd. Public input will be sought online and in-person.
Nathan Gladden
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October 2
One for the top shelf: Cape Girardeau library named Missouri’s Library of the Year
Cape Girardeau Public Library has been honored as Missouri's Library of the Year for 2024. The award recognizes the library's growth, community support, and successful initiatives like joining the Missouri Evergreen consortium.
Christopher Borro
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October 1
Water cannon salute, ribbon-cutting headline grand-opening celebration of new terminal
At a news conference at the Cape Girardeau Regional Airport, some city officials termed the building of the new terminal as a "dream come true"
Nathan Gladden
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October 1
Cape Girardeau Airport celebrates grand opening with new amenities and flight to Chicago
Cape Girardeau Regional Airport celebrates the grand opening of its new terminal and launches a daily flight service to Chicago, marking a milestone for the community.
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