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A consulting firm hired to bring retail businesses to the I-55 interchanges at Exit 99 and 102 met with officials from the City of...
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Oak Ridge High School honors 21 graduates
Southeast enters employment partnership with aviation program
Many of Jackson shoppers come from outside city limits, study says
Jackson speech and debate student wins state championship in storytelling
Jackson’s Jeffrey Erlbacher builds and donates hugging booth as Eagle Scout project
SEMO Sizzle 2022 and 2026 teams take first and go undefeated at PGH Derby City Duel
Jackson golf wins third-straight conference title behind Silliman’s record-breaking day
Saxony baseball’s ace Eli Brown to pitch at Lindenwood
Jackson girls track and field team wins conference meet; boys finish in second
Jackson volleyball’s Haylee Quatmann signs NLI with JeffCo
A consulting firm hired to bring retail businesses to the I-55 interchanges at Exit 99 and 102 met with officials from the City of...
Hugging is more than just a way to greet people who are especially close to you. It has power to affect our daily health....
Construction of the diverging diamond interchange at Interstate 55 and U.S. Route 61 (mile marker 99) between Cape Girardeau and Jackson continues with an...
Jackson voters returned all the incumbents to their positions on the Board of Aldermen in the April 6 election. The Board accepted the election...
While neighbors to the west of us in Oklahoma and western Missouri were suffering through rolling blackouts during winter storm Uri, we in Jackson...
U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt (MO) held a press event at Cape Girardeau Senior High school last Wednesday to discuss COVID-19 vaccines and the importance...
Only 8.58 percent of the 52,468 registered voters in Cape Girardeau County cast ballots in the April 6 municipal election. In the Jackson city...
Breaking Bonds Ministries, Inc. is a seven-month faith-based drug and alcohol treatment program that has recently come to this area. Although it is partnered...
Circle Fiber is in the process of delivering fiber optic cable to the City of Jackson. “We are building it out now. You see...
Circle Fiber is in the process of delivering fiber optic cable to the City of Jackson. “We are building it out now. You see...
COVID-19 showed up a little over a year ago and community events began shutting down to prevent the spread of the virus. Now, a...
COVID-19 showed up a little over a year ago and community events began shutting down to prevent the spread of the virus. Now, a...
When the dust clears and the orange construction cones disappear this fall, Jackson will have a new intersection at Center Junction (Exit 99, the...
Brian Thompson, owner of Jones Drug, appeared before the Jackson Mayor and Board of Aldermen during study session Feb. 1 to see if something...
The Nick Leist Memorial Band Shell in City Park will get new, larger restrooms this summer. The old restrooms that were built into the...
Kyle Rhymer was working behind the counter at Jones Drug Store at 1:11 p.m. last Wednesday when there was a loud crash, glass flew...
LUCAS is new to Jackson Fire and Rescue, and what a welcome addition! LUCAS has helped save lives during cardiac arrests. LUCAS is not...
In order to bring light to the new county parking lot at 211 N. Missouri St. near the new courthouse, the City of Jackson...
The COVID-19 pandemic did not harden the hearts of area residents. They were more generous than ever donating to the Jackson Police Department’s Community...
The low-water bridge over Hubble Creek on Mary Street needs replacing, and the Jackson Mayor and Board of Aldermen have been discussing this matter...
