Callie Clark Miller
NewsOctober 21, 2006
Brews and bustsThe smell gave them away. The scent of more than 5,000 gallons of beer is hard to miss. And in May 1932, the odor of fermenting mash was not one you wanted associated with your business. n In the early 20th century, Anheuser-Busch wasn't the king of beers in Southe...
NewsSeptember 22, 2006
Gone greenWho moves 650 miles from their home to start a farm after reading a single book on chickens? It's a question Matthew and Rachel Fasnacht haven't had too much time to ponder in the last three years. Somehow, the former Minnesotans are here in Southeast Missouri, liv...
FeaturesSeptember 17, 2006
Local woman communicating with crittersFor Tara Lang, there's much more to animal behavior than sit, stay and roll over. There was the case of the cat that attacked its owners any time they brought out a suitcase. And obsessive-compulsive dogs. There have been biting birds. And with each animal, always ...FeaturesSeptember 16, 2006
Finding common ground on the football fieldIn a rivalry that has existed for 100 years, mutual animosity is probably not unexpected between Cape Girardeau and Jackson's high school football teams. But even with that in mind, say local religious leaders, there is still room for God in that relationship...FeaturesSeptember 14, 2006
Local man walking with a purposeFor the next year, Jeremy Keeble will be on his feet. The Jackson man plans to set out Oct. 7 on a 5,000-mile, year-long walk to support the American Diabetes Association, hopefully raising awareness about the disease and $100,000 along the way. In 2004, Keeble qui...FeaturesSeptember 10, 2006
Cape native takes on the world of scrapbookingFor many people, the fact that Piggy Tales products' popularity has skyrocketed in recent months isn't nearly as astounding as the fact that a woman managed to rope her husband into a scrapbooking business. But it's true, says Ryann Juden, a Cape Girardeau native w...FeaturesSeptember 9, 2006
The Bible in an hourThe entire Bible in one hour? With music? Apparently, it can be done. And it will be done this weekend in Cape Girardeau. "If you've ever wondered or had questions about the Bible, or never read Bible all the way through, it's one of cooolest ways you'll be able to...
NewsSeptember 5, 2006
Local MDA telethon tops $500,000 markIn front of the cameras and bright studio lights, 10 volunteers worked the phones as people from throughout Southeast Missouri pledged money on Monday. But the on-screen volunteers were only a small part of the fund-raising efforts at West Park Mall that brought in...FeaturesSeptember 2, 2006
Small town celebrates its Catholic heritageLEOPOLD, Mo. -- In this small Missouri town, church and community often intermingle. It's been that way for 150 years, say residents, and it's still that way today. Beginning at 9 a.m. today, St. John's Parish in Leopold will celebrate its 150th anniversary with a ...Advertisement
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