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Jackson’s plans to repair, modernize and add capacity to its wastewater treatment plant can go ahead unhindered. Voters overwhelmingly approved the city’s 10.1 million...
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Former Jackson Indian Rylee Stafford named first-ever SLIAC Female Athlete of the Year
Jackson boys soccer’s Wil Essner finishes high school career as USCA All-American
Jackson track and field has 27 athletes earn Academic All-State
Oak Ridge’s Reagan Froemsdorf to play volleyball at Missouri Baptist
2022 CBJ Female Athlete of the Year: Notre Dame’s Lexi Rubel
Jackson’s plans to repair, modernize and add capacity to its wastewater treatment plant can go ahead unhindered. Voters overwhelmingly approved the city’s 10.1 million...
Four options have been prepared by MoDOT for repair and/or renovations to the U.S. Hwy. 61 (Kingshighway) bridge on the south side of Cape...
At its July 18 meeting, the Jackson Mayor and Board of Aldermen set a public hearing for 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 15, to consider...
After two vehicles were swept off the Mary Street low-water bridge by a flooded Hubble Creek less than one year apart, the Jackson Mayor...
Highway 61 North between the roundabout at Main Street and Route D (Independence Street) will get a major overhaul. The Missouri Department of Transportation...
A Cape County woman who has been missing since May 19 has been found murdered and her body buried under a Millersville barn. The...
Are you chomping at the bit, anxious to start celebrating this nation’s 246th birthday? Wait no longer than Saturday night. July 4 won’t come...
Jackson voters will be asked to approve a $10.1 million revenue bond issue on the Aug. 2 ballot. The funds raised from the bond...
Missouri State Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick spoke to the SEMO Pachyderm Club Thursday night at Delmonico’s Steak House in Jackson. He is a Republican candidate...
The Jackson Senior Center’s Meals on Wheels program and a new sidewalk/trail on East Main Street between Bellevue Street and Shawnee Boulevard will be...
“We have 6,200 thoughts a day,” says Jackson resident Ed Leoni, who has had a 40-year career in mental health. “Of the 6,200 thoughts...
The sun shone brightly in sparkling blue skies, but strong gusts of wind kept the crowd cool as people gathered in the shade of...
Century Casino in Downtown Cape Girardeau will have the addition of a six-story hotel by the end of next year. A ground-breaking ceremony was...
One of the owners of Jones Drug Store in Uptown Jackson was given permission by the City to buy and sell guns from his...
Everyone is invited to the shady front lawn of the old county courthouse in Uptown Jackson to honor America’s military men and women who...
A bicyclist rolling down the side of a two-lane highway won’t draw much attention. But add a homemade rickshaw made from a blue Barcalounger...
A request by Brian Powell to change the city ordinance to allow six children in an in-home daycare (in a residential district) without a...
When the next electrical storm rumbles through Gordonville with high winds snapping tree limbs and lighting splitting trees, there is a good chance power...
A Jackson city ordinance limits in-home daycares in residential districts to four children before a special use permit is required, but state statutes allow...
Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau is one year away from its sesquicentennial — its 150th year. Plans are being made for numerous...
