Chris Pagano Southeast Missourian
FeaturesOctober 26, 2008
Personal experiences lead woman to become professional volunteerSabina Childers, wife, student, advocate, writer, artist and Southeast Missourian blogger has taken on another role since September. She is now an AmeriCorps volunteer. Volunteers receive a small stipend and an education award at the end of their service. AmeriCorp...
FeaturesOctober 26, 2008
Southeast Missouri Hospital calendar photography competition draws shutterbugsRenee Shandy, graphic design coordinator at Southeast Missouri Hospital, is always on the lookout for the perfect shot to submit for the hospital's calendar, a photography competition open to employees, trustees, volunteers and physicians that has been held for two...
NewsOctober 19, 2008
Scott City Halloween parade raises funds for children's ChristmasAbout 15 floats and firetrucks participated in Saturday's Halloween parade in Scott City. The parade began at Assembly of God Church, proceeded down Main Street and the overpass leading to Second Street East in Illmo. Scott City Parks Department director Phyllis Cr...
FeaturesOctober 19, 2008
Pet therapistsCocker spaniels Chancellor (Chance for short), Dusty, Midnight and Moonbeam stroll through the halls at area nursing homes, adding a bright spot to the lives of people who reside in nursing homes and cannot have a dog. Chance, Dusty, Midnight and Moonbeam are membe...
FeaturesOctober 12, 2008
United Way hopes to encourage more leaders with riverfront event"I love helping people," said Samantha Richardson a 22-year-old Southeast Missouri Hospital employee who lives in Cape Girardeau. Just a few semesters away from completing her nursing degree, Richardson believes her career puts her closest to doing what she loves.....FeaturesOctober 12, 2008
Cottonwood worker saves woman's life with CPR; Red Cross training sessions set for later this monthGood Will on Wheels. That's what Rose Neal's coworkers call her. Neal, a child psychiatric care supervisor at Cottonwood Residential Treatment Center, has a copy of CPR procedure on the back of her employee ID badge. She didn't need to use it when she administered ...
FeaturesOctober 5, 2008
Parents try to understand special needs trustsThe parenting role of caring for special needs children never really ends. Even after a parent's life ends, special needs children will still need financial resources that will enable them to continue enjoying life. Special needs is an umbrella term to include chil...
NewsOctober 5, 2008
Artists display nature-inspired works at eventAn army tent set up for sculptors, sidewalks colored with chalk and ink renderings of animals and landscapes were part of the Nature and the Arts program Saturday. The program brought about a dozen artists to the Conservation Campus Nature Center to demonstrate the...
FeaturesSeptember 28, 2008
Tractor traditions: Collectors show off their prizes at Caney Fork Antique Tractor RideTraveling about 10 mph is far from action packed. But the annual Caney Fork Antique Tractor Ride draws a bigger crowd of participants and spectators each time. The opportunity to pass down tangible legacies, visit with folks and in some ways honor the machine that ...
FeaturesSeptember 21, 2008
Quilts on display for seventh annual showQuilts keep you warm, add color to a room and can show off a family's heritage. At the River Heritage Quilter's Guild Quilt Show, they raise money for breast cancer, show off craftsmanship and teach a bit of history, piece by piece. Quilts at the River Heritage Qui...Advertisement
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