Tony Rehagen
Southeast Missourian
NewsDecember 15, 2004
Blankets to bring the dead to lifeJean Martin always thought that the obstetrics room of a hospital was a happy place. But lying in a bed on the OB level of Southeast Missouri Hospital on an August night in 1993, it seemed to her to be the most miserable place on earth. From the rooms around her, s...BusinessDecember 13, 2004
Plans for new Drury Inn & Suites put on holdThe sign foretelling the coming of a new Drury Inn & Suites at the southeast corner of Interstate 55 and Highway 74 in Cape Girardeau has been in the ground for over a year. According to Drury Inns Inc., that sign won't be going anywhere soon. In October 2003, the ...BusinessDecember 13, 2004
20 years of charm at the CVBCarolyn Parks walked into the Cape Girardeau Convention and Visitors Bureau and halted just inside the door. Glancing at the unattended receptionist desk, she looked as if her path suddenly hit a wall. Trying to regroup, she exchanged an awkward look with the only ...NewsDecember 10, 2004
Company seeks OK to build new Cape hospitalPaperwork recently filed with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has set in motion events that may ultimately result in construction of a $5 million long-term health-care facility in Cape Girardeau. Earlier this week, a newly formed company calle...NewsDecember 8, 2004
18 face drug and weapons chargesFourteen months of investigation by federal, state and local law enforcement agencies came to a head on Tuesday morning with the arrest of 18 people on federal firearms and drug distribution charges. More than 100 law enforcement officers from nearly a dozen local ...NewsDecember 7, 2004
Best displays sought for Holiday of LightsIt's part of the yearly holiday routine. People will be spending hours of their free time, often working harder than they do during the work week, hanging lights, signs and decorations to make their house, business or yard stand out as the most festive. This year -...FeaturesDecember 6, 2004
Recruiting offices on the moveWith all the hustle and bustle that typically surrounds the holiday season, imagine the added pressure of moving into a new building across town before the new year. That's the situation facing Cape Girardeau military recruiters. Their mandate is to be out of their...BusinessDecember 6, 2004
Construction continues for Sears Grand, Kohl'sWith the harvest in and frost on the ground, this is hardly the growing season. But from the cold mud along a stretch of Siemers Drive in Cape Girardeau, the seeds of commercial development have sprouted and are growing rapidly. Fighting the oncoming cold, construc...NewsDecember 4, 2004
MoDOT rep makes festive reportA song, a smile and a Santa hat. That's all it took for Scott Meyer to inject a festive spirit into the Show Me Center gathering at the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce's First Friday Coffee. The Missouri Department of Transportation engineer donned a red and whi...NewsDecember 2, 2004
Marketing seminar helps today's farmers focus on tomorrowJust because Southeast Missouri's harvest is all but over doesn't mean that the work of area farmers is finished for the year. In fact, for many the hard work is just beginning. Glenn DeBrock is long done harvesting the corn and soybeans from his Chaffee, Mo., farm...Advertisement
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