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Another Cape Girardeau County resident has died due to COVID-19, according to the Cape Girardeau County Public Health Center’s weekly report released on Wednesday,...
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Notre Dame Hall of Fame inductee Allyson Bradshaw reflects on athletic career
2021 CBJ Female Athlete of the Year: Lexi Rubel
2021 CBJ Male Athlete of the Year: Rhet Liley
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The 2021 CBJ Athletes of the Year and All-CBJ Team named
Another Cape Girardeau County resident has died due to COVID-19, according to the Cape Girardeau County Public Health Center’s weekly report released on Wednesday,...
The Cape Girardeau County Commission approved a $208,420 contract with Navigate Building Solutions of St. Louis to create a facility needs study of the...
Progress is being made on the new pickleball court in Jackson’s Litz Park. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen heard an update on the...
The 41st annual Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce Agri-Business Tour was held on Wednesday, July 14. The annual event tours local farms, manufacturing and...
On a site overlooking the new I-55 bridges and the diverging diamond intersection at Exit 99, Gov. Mike Parson signed SB 262 into law....
Former Jackson High School athletes will soon be honored in a new hall of fame program approved by the Jackson R-2 School Board during...
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen handed over the responsibility for setting rules and regulations for the municipal swimming pool to the Park Board...
The proposal seemed simple enough. County Commissioner Paul Koeper appeared before the Board of Aldermen several months ago and said there were 17 roads...
Andrew Singer of Jackson has decided to use his God-given talent as an artist to fight human trafficking and help those affected by fatherless...
A 58-year-old Jackson man drowned after going into Jackson City Park’s Rotary Lake during the July 4th firework show Sunday night. The man’s body...
The Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce is celebrating its 100th anniversary this month, as it was formed on June 2, 1921. Since its inception,...
The Commercial Club, forerunner of today’s Chamber of Commerce, was made up of visionary men for the betterment of Jackson, the town in which...
The Jackson R-2 School Board approved the District’s COVID-19 plan for the upcoming school year during its June 22 meeting, removing many restrictions but...
City of Jackson employees were recently notified that beginning July 1, if they become ill with COVID-19, and they are vaccinated, their time off...
A historical architecture survey of Uptown Jackson has found 12 local properties that may qualify to be included on the National Register of Historic...
A Jackson historical home recently received statewide recognition. The William Oldenhoener home at 402 E. Adams St. in Jackson received the McRey-nolds Award from...
A bright light in the City of Jackson has gone out. Former Mayor Barbara Lohr died unexpectedly while vacationing in Florida June 15. “I...
An explosion and fire was reported around 12:46 p.m. on Friday, June 11, at the secondary Lenco building on the north side of Main...
The Jackson Municipal Band will play their weekly summer concert this Thursday, June 17, at 7 p.m. in the Jackson City Park at the...
The City of Jackson received an “unmodified” or “clean opinion” on its annual financial statements during the June 7 meeting of the Mayor and...
