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Our Opinion: Now is a good time to consider fire safety precautions
OpinionJan. 7
Our Opinion: Now is a good time to consider fire safety precautionsA Cape Girardeau family's dog saved them from a house fire, highlighting the importance of fire safety. With 4,000 annual fire deaths in the U.S., it's important to review and implement safety measures.
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Our Opinion: Cape PD turning the tide in addressing officer vacancies
OpinionJan. 6
Our Opinion: Cape PD turning the tide in addressing officer vacanciesThe Cape Girardeau Police Department, under Chief Adam Glueck, has significantly reduced officer vacancies from 13 to 5. This progress, amid regional staffing challenges, is attributed to strong leadership and city support.
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Our Opinion: Christmas Tournament served up four days of exciting basketball
OpinionJan. 2
Our Opinion: Christmas Tournament served up four days of exciting basketballThe 2024 Southeast Missourian Christmas Tournament showcased thrilling basketball action, with the Jackson Indians defeating the Cape Girardeau Central Tigers 50-41 in the finals. Woodland secured third place, surprising many by beating Charleston.
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Our Opinion: Rotarians step forward for community enhancement project
OpinionDec. 31, 2024
Our Opinion: Rotarians step forward for community enhancement projectRotarians in Cape Girardeau County collaborated with the Parks and Recreation Department to enhance access to Cape LaCroix Recreation Trail at Brink Avenue.
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Our Opinion: A look back at 2024
OpinionDec. 24, 2024
Our Opinion: A look back at 2024Reflecting on 2024, the year saw celestial events and frequent elections in Missouri, while local politics remained stable. Despite ongoing challenges like gun violence and water issues, community spirit thrived through sports and cultural events.
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Our Opinion: SEMO women's soccer coach retiring with legacy of success
OpinionDec. 17, 2024
Our Opinion: SEMO women's soccer coach retiring with legacy of successSEMO women's soccer coach Heather Nelson retires after 26 years, leaving a legacy of success with 238 wins, multiple championships, and a strong program foundation. Her next chapter focuses on family.
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Our Opinion: Cape Jaycees' programs brighten holiday season for young and old alike
OpinionDec. 15, 2024
Our Opinion: Cape Jaycees' programs brighten holiday season for young and old alikeCape Jaycees' Christmas programs, Christmas for the Elderly and Children's Toybox, bring joy to the holiday season by providing essentials and gifts to seniors and children in need. Here's how you can help.
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Our Opinion: Time to turn the page to winter sports
OpinionDec. 12, 2024
Our Opinion: Time to turn the page to winter sportsAs fall sports wrap up, attention shifts to winter competitions. High school basketball, wrestling, and swimming take center stage, while SEMO's basketball teams aim to improve during their homestand.
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Our Opinion: Take steps to protect cellphone data from prying eyes
OpinionDec. 10, 2024
Our Opinion: Take steps to protect cellphone data from prying eyesCellphones hold vast amounts of personal data, making them targets for breaches and misuse. Recent cases highlight the risks, emphasizing the need for protective measures like secure apps and cautious handling.
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Our Opinion: Wishing good luck to new Cape police chief
OpinionDec. 8, 2024
Our Opinion: Wishing good luck to new Cape police chief Cape Girardeau promotes 25-year veteran Adam Glueck to police chief, valuing his deep local knowledge and experience. As he steps into the role, city officials highlight his integrity and dedication.
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