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Walk for Multiple Sclerosis to be held at Capaha Park April 27th (4/17/24)Morgan Schmid Join us Saturday, April 27 at 9am at Capaha Park, Shelter #1. This walk is to raise funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for research for finding a cure for MS. Multiple Sclerosis is a chronic, often debilitating, disease that impacts the brain, spinal cord and optic nerves. ...
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First Communion Day at Guardian Angel Parish in Oran, MO (4/15/24)Debbie GainesIt was a very glorious and blessed day at Guardian Angel Church as six second graders of Guardian Angel Parish made their First Holy Communion at the 10:30 am Mass on Sunday, April 14, 2024. They were instructed by Mrs. Sandi Hulshof (2nd grade teacher at Guardian Angel School) and Mrs. ...
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TG Missouri makes donations (4/13/24)PERRYVILLE —TG Missouri Corp. in Perryville announced donations totaling $18,000 were give to eight local organizations.
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GARZA ACHIEVES CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MARKETER DESIGNATION (4/12/24)Robinson ConstructionPERRYVILLE, MO, April 12, 2024— Kelly Garza, Marketing Manager for Robinson Construction Company in Perryville, MO, earned the designation of Certified Professional Services Marketer (CPSM) in March 2024. She joins 1,000-plus professionals who are currently CPSMs that have been certified by the Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS), which advocates for, educates, and connects leaders in the design and building industry. ...
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Walmart sold out of glasses days before eclipse! (4/11/24)Valerie WondrickValerie Wondrick, Cape Walmart Supercenter associate, joined associates in the lot behind the store to view the eclipse. She's wearing a Cape Girardeau Eclipse tee shirt and eclipse safety glasses which Walmart had sold out days before the eclipse. Last minute shoppers were left to search for the correct glasses!...
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Eclipse pictures (4/10/24)Andrea SeabaughThese pictures our daughter took are amazing!!!
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Eclipse Pictures (4/9/24)Cathy & Roger Schloss
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2024 Eclipse (4/8/24)Brad & TrishHere is a pic before the eclipse and then during at Perryville Airport
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Delta Dental of Missouri's Land of Smiles® Show Teaches Oak Ridge Elementary Students Good Habits for Healthy Teeth (4/2/24)Hauser Group PRDelta Dental of Missouri’s popular, award-winning Land of Smiles® dental education program is on the road, taking the crusade for healthy teeth to more than 18,400 youngsters at 77 schools across the state. The cast of dynamic superhero characters made their most recent stop in Oak Ridge for a performance at Oak Ridge Elementary School, teaching good dental health habits to 91 students in kindergarten through third grade...
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International Exhibition "Spring 2024" (4/2/24)Darlene Spellhttps://www.artweek.com/events/canada/art-exhibition/vancouver-bc/seasons-spring-2024-international-group-exhibition
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DARBY FINANCIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MONTH (4/1/24)Yvonne WadeFor release immediately, with photo April 1, 2024 DARBY FINANCIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MONTH Kelly Darby of Jackson, a financial representative with Modern Woodmen of America, was financial representative of the month in the Missouri East Region for the month of March...
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Local Women Launch Undomesticated Podcast (3/28/24)Kelsey SeamanCAPE GIRARDEAU, MO – Kelsey Seaman and Kayla Jones, both natives of Sikeston, Missouri, and now residents of Cape Girardeau, Missouri are thrilled to announce their new podcast, UnDomesticated (https://undomesticatedpod.com). UnDomesticated covers the...
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Beta Week Celebrated at Guardian Angel School in Oran (3/27/24)Debbie GainesThe Beta club of Guardian Angel School celebrated Beta week from March 18-22, 2024. Lots of fun activities were planned for the week. On Monday, everyone could dress in the clothes of their favorite decade. We had one from the early 1900's and several from the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's and 1990's. Later in the day, everyone enjoyed games of Bingo...
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Eclipse information (3/27/24)Bill CragerTOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE DAY IN BOONVILLE, MISSOURI Monday 8-21-2017 dawned clear, calm, warm and humid in Boonville, but looking toward the Northwest clouds were looming on the horizon and the radar showed heavy rains in Iowa and NW Missouri. What will we see?...
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"Alice in Wonderland" Exceeds All Expectations (3/26/24)Lauren K JonesCape Specialty Entertainment Group, in collaboration with The Edge Pilates-Aerial Arts, proudly announces the overwhelming success of their innovative production, "Alice in Wonderland". This groundbreaking venture has not only captivated audiences but also significantly enriched the local arts scene and business community...
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5-H Ranch Spring Festival (3/24/24)Jolie HaleHello, my name is Jolie Hale. I am putting on an Spring Festival on Saturday, April 6th. This event will have Boutique & Craft Vendors, Food Vendors, A petting zoo, Camel & Pony Rides, and more! This event takes place at 5-H Ranch in Jackson MO from 10 am until 4pm. This would be such a great activity to spend quality time with your family or friends! So come on out for a good time! We hope to see you there!...
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St. Joseph's Table (3/20/24)Debbie GainesThe annual tradition of a St. Joseph's table was started by Father Joseph Kelly at Guardian Angel Parish on the Feast of St. Joseph on March 19, 2024. The tradition of St. Joseph's Table originated in Sicily, Italy. It was started as a thank you to St. ...
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Eucharistic Procession at Guardian Angel Parish (3/20/24)Debbie GainesSeveral Knights of Columbus members from the Newman Center on SEMO's campus, in Cape Girardeau, MO, along with Deacon Tom Schumer and student photographers, used their spring break from SEMO to participate in the Anima Christi '24 Pilgrimage. They started the pilgrimage in Joplin, MO on Sunday, March 10 and headed east through several communities throughout the week and returned back to Cape Girardeau on Sunday, March 17. ...
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Alma Schrader Cereal Domino Chain and Science Day (3/19/24)Rebecca White, Alma Schrader PTO PresidentAlma Schrader PTO hosted a Science Day for all grades on Friday, March 15, 2024. To incorporate community service into the event, students were asked to donate boxes of cereal to be donated to those in need within our community. Our students far surpassed the goal and brought in 1,553 boxes of cereal...
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Local Student Receives Scholarship from Missouri State-West Plains (3/19/24)Vickie DriskellWEST PLAINS, Mo. – Ericka Beard, Cape Girardeau, has been awarded the Frankie and S.D. Sims Memorial Scholarship from Missouri State University-West Plains (MSU-WP). Beard is seeking the Associate of Science in Nursing degree through the LPN-to-RN Bridge program at MSU-WP...
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United for Childcare at Child Advocacy Day (3/19/24)Matt EllisonOn March 6th, United Way of Southeast Missouri joined forces with other nonprofit organizations in the area, including Thrive Birth to 5, Everyday Dads, and the Missouri Mentoring Partnership, to participate in Child Advocacy Day in Jefferson City...
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Crossing Point of 2017 and 2024 Eclipses (3/18/24)Carl ArmstrongThe seven years apart 2017 and 2024 eclipse paths have their crossing "X" point just southwest of Carbondale, Illinois at Cedar Lake. Using a Google map, the X point is located on an image might that looks like the pouch of a kangaroo. Perhaps, it should be dubbed "Kangaroo Pouch Point". See graphic...
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Holy Face of Jesus Relic at Guardian Angel Church (3/18/24)Debbie GainesIt was a special evening at Guardian Angel Parish in Oran on Thursday, March 14. Friends of Father Joseph Kelly, Stan & Janet Schwent of Bloomsdale, brought the Holy Face of Jesus Relic to Oran for viewing and veneration . This picture has been touched to the Veil of St. Veronica, the True Cross, and to the lance that pierced Our Lord's side. There were over 100 people who came for the veneration and prayers before the Holy Face of Jesus...
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Pi Day at Guardian Angel School (3/15/24)Debbie GainesPi day is March 14 or 3.14 and is celebrated each year at Guardian Angel School in Oran, MO. Ms. Ann Whistler gives each student in her 3rd-8th grade Math classes a chance to study and then recite as many digits of pi as they can, before the student body and staff of Guardian Angel School. ...
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CFO extends deadline for scholarship applications (3/12/24)Community Foundation of the OzarksStudents across the region now have until Sunday, April 14, to apply for $1.7 million in scholarships administered by the Community Foundation of the Ozarks. The CFO extended the deadline to accommodate students who have experienced delays related to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA...
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Partnerhsip With Business Report (3/11/24)Margaret HillAn exciting project is taking place within the Jackson High School FBLA program. Every year Jackson High School students compete in business-related events at Districts, State, and Nationals. One of the few straight-to-state events includes State reports like The Partnership with Business Report. ...
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Mo Bunnies Rabbitry Wins Jersey Wooly Nationals (3/9/24)Brenda KneirMo Bunnies Rabbitry recently traveled to West Monroe, Louisiana for Jersey Wooly Nationals. Brenda Kneir entered 8 rabbits in the open division. Carson and Kainen Reker entered 7 in the Youth division. All the entries placed well. In Open, the Best Opposite Sex Agouti was a Chinchilla Senior Buck, Mo Bunnies Tank. ...
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Social Security 101: Understanding Retirement, Survivor and Medicare Benefits (3/7/24)S. Kevin Bonee, District Manager In Cape Girardeau, MissouriDid you know that about 180 million workers paid Social Security taxes in 2023? If you are one of the nearly 94% of workers in the U.S. that are covered by Social Security, it’s important for you to know what our programs can mean to you and your family’s financial future...
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Specialty grant program now open (3/5/24)Community Foundation of the OzarksThe Community Foundation of the Ozarks is accepting applications for several specialty grants, including one open to nonprofits in southeast Missouri. The Lennie Cloud Fund for the Hearing Impaired Grant Program has $500 available to a nonprofit within the CFO’s service area to assist individuals with impaired hearing through equipment, programming or training...
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QUALLS FINANCIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MONTH (3/1/24)Yvonne WadeFor release immediately, with photo March 1, 2024 QUALLS FINANCIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MONTH Bruce Qualls of Jackson, a financial representative with Modern Woodmen of America, was financial representative of the month in the Missouri East Region for the month of February...