Shay Alderman
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Shay Alderman started work as the Southeast Missourian's business editor, her second stint reporting for the newspaper, in January 2013. She can be reached at salderman@semissourian.com and at 573-388-3646.
BusinessSeptember 25
Many professions require continuing education to maintain licenseTeachers, real estate agents and doctors are among the many professionals required to obtain ongoing education in order to maintain their state licenses and keep their skills up to date. "You are more likely to get better treatment" when physicians receive continui...
BusinessJuly 16
Easement programs can help conservationists and landownersLandowners wanting to permanently protect the wildlife and landscape features of their property can sell or donate conservation easements through a number of local and federal organizations. Brad Pobst is the private land conservationist with the Missouri Natural R...
NewsMay 28
Port authority to expand infrastructure, protect wetlandsThe Southeast Missouri Regional Port Authority is planning to expand its infrastructure and, working with the Missouri Department of Conservation, to make sure its growth doesn't hurt surrounding wetlands, which contain the rare spring cavefish. Dan Overbey, execut...BusinessMay 28
Business Notebook 5/28/13Tri-State Advertising & Marketing Professionals awarded Court Appointed Special Advocates and the SEMO Area Agency on Aging the $160,000 Advertising for a Cause grant established to provide advertising assistance, production and media placement for regional public ...
BusinessMay 28
Talking Shop with Dr. James Stapleton of the Douglas C. Greene Center for Innovation and Entrepreneu...Dr. James Stapleton is executive director of the Douglas C. Greene Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship and associate professor of management at Southeast Missouri State University. He researches business dynamics, including the factors associated with job cr...
NewsMay 23
Estimated cost of protecting fish falls within wide rangePERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Economists for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have estimated that protecting the grotto sculpin, a small cave-dwelling fish in Perry County, could cost from $140,000 to $4 million during the next 18 years. The actual cost will depend on how e...
NewsMay 20
Cape council to hold hearings on community block grantsThe Cape Girardeau City Council will hold two public hearings today regarding new Community Development Block Grant applications. One project would help fund an innovative industry lab on Broadway; the other is intended to build public infrastructure to "assist a n...
BusinessMay 20
Bank of Missouri offers $1,000 to winner of business contestThe Bank of Missouri announced its second annual "Jumpstart Your Business Contest," aimed at local people interested in starting a new business or expanding their existing business. The bank will give $1,000 to one winner in each of three regions: Cape Girardeau-Sc...NewsMay 19
Health-care prices varyThe federal government released for the first time this month the prices hospitals charge for the 100 most common inpatient procedures and the amounts Medicare reimburses them. Charges listed for the same treatments vary widely, sometimes within the same market, bu...NewsMay 17
Appeals court rules in favor of Fruitland quarryA Fruitland quarry that sits next to a private high school was given back its mining permit by a three-judge panel in the Missouri Eastern District Court of Appeals in St. Louis on Tuesday.
It has not been decided if Saxony Lutheran High School will continue to p...LOAD MORE
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