NewsJanuary 22
Local pastor, son share unforgettable experience at Trump's inauguration Pastor Timothy Lee and his son, Montgomery, shared a memorable experience at Trump's inauguration, braving the cold to witness the event. They explored Washington, D.C., and were impressed by the atmosphere and security.
NewsJanuary 21
Southeast Missouri leaders react to Trump's return to White House, immediate plans for officeSoutheast Missouri leaders react to Trump's return to the presidency, expressing support for his agenda on border security, energy policy and trade tariffs, while local Democrats voice concerns over potential chaos.
EducationJanuary 18
Jackson R-2 Foundation's Red and Black Affair embraces the speakeasy spiritStep back into the "Roaring '20s" at the Jackson R-2 Foundation's Red and Black Affair on Feb. 1. Enjoy a speakeasy-themed evening with dinner, music and a silent auction, all supporting educational grants.
EducationJanuary 13
Jackson school board approves $16 million treasury note investment for higher returnsThe Jackson Board of Education approved a $16 million investment in treasury notes, aiming for $28,000 in extra interest by August. The move seeks higher returns than its current 3.96% investment.
EducationJanuary 13
SEMO remains on pace to announce new president by springSoutheast Missouri State University is on track to announce its 19th president by spring. The search, near the end of its third stage, has received strong interest from candidates, with a new leader expected to start in July.
EducationJanuary 10
Cape Public Schools Foundation's annual Penguin Party highlights community support for educationThe Cape Girardeau Public Schools Foundation's 19th annual Penguin Party raises between $100,000 and $200,000 each year for educational programs. The event features auctions, live music and a catered dinner.
EducationJanuary 10
Cape Central High School offers FAFSA assistance to seniors and familiesCape Central High School is hosting a FAFSA event Jan. 15 to assist seniors and families with federal aid applications. The event aims to simplify the process and ensure students don't miss out on financial aid opportunities.
NewsJanuary 9
Jackson School District defends suspension of student in response to lawsuit regarding alleged socia...Jackson School District defends its decision to suspend a student for an alleged social media threat, facing a lawsuit claiming wrongful suspension. The district seeks dismissal of most counts, citing legal immunity.Advertisement
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