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NewsMay 16, 2013
Riverfront Park
Flood waters have receded from Riverfront Park in Cape Girardeau.
Adam Vogler
Colin Vickory, 5, throws a rock into the Mississippi River at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Colin Vickory, 5, throws a rock into the Mississippi River at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
The Broadway floodgate stands open Wednesday, May 15, in downtown Cape Girardeau. The floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
The Broadway floodgate stands open Wednesday, May 15, in downtown Cape Girardeau. The floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Dirt and mud coat the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Dirt and mud coat the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Dirt and mud coat the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Dirt and mud coat the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
The Mississippi River flows over the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
The Mississippi River flows over the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Dirt and mud coat the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Dirt and mud coat the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Debris and mud cover the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Debris and mud cover the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Debris and mud cover the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Debris and mud cover the walking path at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Colin Vickory, 5, throws a rock into the Mississippi River at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
Colin Vickory, 5, throws a rock into the Mississippi River at Riverfront Park Wednesday, May 15, in Cape Girardeau. The Broadway floodgate has been opened but the floodgate at Themis Street remains closed.
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Flood waters have receded from Riverfront Park in Cape Girardeau.

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