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February 14
Valentine’s Day commercialism — and complaints — over a century old
Valentine's Day is a celebration of love...and marketing. This was also true 100 years ago, when a writer mourned the decline of heartfelt, handmade valentines in favor of 'hideous' mass-produced cards.
Community
February 13
How Valentine’s Day was transformed by the Industrial Revolution and ‘manufactured intimacy’
Valentine's Day evolved from handmade tokens to mass-produced cards during the Industrial Revolution, creating "manufactured intimacy." Discover how Victorian-era practices shaped today's holiday traditions.
Christopher Ferguson ~ Associated Press
Community
February 13
Local historian, former professor Frank Nickell dies at age 89
Frank Nickell, esteemed historian and former Southeast Missouri State professor, has died at 89. Known for his extensive research and community involvement, Nickell left a lasting legacy in Cape Girardeau.
Nathan Gladden
Community
February 13
SEMO Federation of Republican Women announces inaugural Lincoln-Reagan Days for 2025
The SEMO Federation of Republican Women will host a Lincoln-Reagan Days event Saturday, Sept. 13, at Buckner-Ragsdale Event Center. Event details to be announced soon.
Alyssa Lunsford-Stevens
Community
February 12
Photo gallery: Cape Public Schools Foundation's annual Penguin Party 2025
The Cape Girardeau Public Schools Foundation hosted its 19th annual Penguin Party, raising significant funds for educational grants and programs.
Alyssa Lunsford-Stevens
Community
February 12
Polar Plunge participants raise more than 60K for Special Olympics Missouri
The Polar Plunge at Cape County Park North saw 165 participants brave icy waters to raise $64,000 for Special Olympics athletes.
Alyssa Lunsford-Stevens
Community
February 12
Photo gallery: Special Olympics Missouri Polar Plunge 2025
More than 160 participants braved the icy waters at Cape County Park North for the 2025 Polar Plunge, diving into the freezing lake Saturday, Feb. 8, to support local Special Olympic athletes.
Alyssa Lunsford-Stevens
Community
February 11
Faces of Southeast Missouri: Mike Ruppel
Jackson mechanic and former Ruppel Auto Service owner Mike Ruppel talks about his career in mechanics.
By Mia Pohlman
Community
February 10
A century of Cardinal devotion: Virginia Haubold’s unforgettable 100th birthday bash
Virginia Haubold, a lifelong St. Louis Cardinals fan, celebrated her 100th birthday with a Cardinal-themed party at New Madrid Living Center. Honored by the Missouri Senate, she reminisced about her active life and love for baseball.
By Jill Bock ~ Standard Democrat
Community
February 10
Photo gallery: Cape Chamber Home and Outdoor Living Show
The Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual Home and Outdoor Living Show, showcasing the latest trends and innovations in home and outdoor living, with demonstrations and expert advice.
By Moeryae Sunshine Smith ~ Special to Southeast Missourian
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