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Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 19
Out of the past: Feb. 19
A not-for-profit seeks SEMO's nod to open a charter school in St. Louis, while Cape Girardeau joins Missouri's Main Street communities. Meanwhile, Chaffee faces state audits over alleged mismanagement.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 18
Out of the past: Feb. 18
The FBI's 2000 report on a police conflict in Cape Girardeau remains inconclusive, leaving judgment to the DOJ. Meanwhile, historical highlights include a 1925 tribute to railroad pioneer Louis Houck.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 17
Out of the past: Feb. 17
Gas prices surged in 2000, affecting SUV owners, while Jack Buck launched a Scouting fundraiser in Cape Girardeau. Historical highlights include a 1925 land dispute and a proposed natural gas pipeline in 1950.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 16
Out of the past: Feb. 16
Explore notable historical events from February 16, including a national award for Cape Girardeau's Career and Technology Center in 2000, and a telegram from the Kennedy family in 1975.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 15
From the Morgue: The life of a steeplejack
Explore the forgotten world of steeplejacks through the life of Boyd Hobbs, a man who spent decades painting flagpoles and steeples, and whose unique vocation has nearly vanished from modern vocabulary.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 15
Out of the past: Feb. 15
John Dennis, former Scott County sheriff and Missouri state senator, passed away at 82 after battling Parkinson's. His legacy includes securing funds for key projects in Southeast Missouri.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 14
Out of the past: Feb. 14
A look back at Cape Girardeau's history reveals a lightning-induced fire in 2000, a barber making house calls, and ongoing controversies over a new jail location. Plus, a 1950 flood threat and a 1925 evangelist visit.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 13
Out of the past: Feb. 13
The "Out of the Past" column revisits Feb. 13 events, including a record fan turnout for a 2000 SEMO basketball game, a 1975 push for a new jail, and 1950 flood threats.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 12
Out of the past: Feb. 12
Historical highlights from 2000, 1975, 1950 and 1925 include a major basketball showdown, a tragic airplane crash, church leadership changes and efforts to establish funding for municipal bands.
Sharon Sanders
History
Feb. 11
Out of the past: Feb. 11
A historic farmhouse in Oriole was destroyed by fire in 2000, while a new prison broke ground in Charleston. In 1975, Lorimier School closed due to low enrollment, and Cape Girardeau faced school overcrowding in 1950.
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