Mark Evans
NewsApril 25, 2001
SOUTHEAST PLANS TO HIKE TUITION NEXT SCHOOL YEARSoutheast Missouri State University plans to raise tuition, a move that, coupled with an expected enrollment gain, would generate more than $1 million in added revenue for the school in the next academic year. If the Board of Regents approves the tuition hike at it...NewsApril 1, 2001
NOON OPTIMISTS HOLD WHITE ELEPHANT AUCTIONL.R.. Brandes lent a real auctioneer's know-how to the Jackson Noon Optimists' annual White Elephant Auction Tuesday night at Delmonico's. This shirt was one of the serious prizes at the White Elephant Auction. This work belt wasn't quite what Sue Jones had anticip...NewsApril 1, 2001
SIEVERS URGES YOUTH TO CONSIDER GUARDDarrell Sievers can think of worse ways to spend a weekend than suiting up for the Tennessee Air National Guard. "I work in Jackson and live in Jackson," said the Jackson policeman. "It's kind of nice to get paid once a month to leave town." Sievers, a member for 1...NewsApril 1, 2001
SECOND SCHOOL WALK FOR DIABETES SATURDAYMore than $9,000 was raised last year when two area youths helped organize Missouri's first American Diabetes Association School Walk For Diabetes in Cape Girardeau County. This time around, Majhon Phillips hopes to see the event grow. "I'd like to see us raise $10...NewsMarch 25, 2001
WHITE HOPES TO SEE MS WALKERS DOUBLEA year ago Robyn White took over chairmanship of the Jackson MS Walk and expanded the annual event to a regional one. More than 400 walkers took part, raising some $45,000 for multiple sclerosis programs. This year White hopes to see the number of walkers double fo...NewsMarch 25, 2001
JACKSON MILITARY ACADEMY STILL CASTS SHADOWNearly a century after its closing, the Jackson Military Academy hovers like a ghost in the annals of Jackson history. Only a handful of local historians have studied the institution, which thrived for a quarter of a century, and many of them have disagreed on spec...NewsMarch 11, 2001
HUSKEYS FIND NORTH MAIN SITE APPEALINGAs fast as Jackson continues to expand, Jerry and Mary Huskey know the city will eventually reach them. For the moment, though, they find the serenity of their North Main site relaxing. "It's kind of quiet," said Huskey, who moved his certified public accounting bu...FeaturesMarch 11, 2001
REMARKS: AN NOW IT'S TIME TO SAY 'GOODBYE'"Life is a series of hellos and good byes; I'm afraid it's time for good bye again." -- Billy Joel, Say Good Bye to Hollywood History has beckoned to me since I was about 7 years old. Recently it has been beckoning louder. Even before I came to Cape Girardeau Count...NewsMarch 4, 2001
EAST OFFERS 'HOMEY' ENVIRONMENTA mother of two, Shawn East knows what it feels like to tote youngsters along. Her goal in opening A Complete Image beauty shop, therefore, is to provide an ideal situation for a mother to have her beauty needs met without having to dispose of the children...NewsMarch 4, 2001
KAMPS SELL OUT, END 55 YEARS IN BUILDINGAn entrepreneuring couple will retire and a local landmark will change hands after more than half a century. Ed and Jesse Kamp, owners of Kamp Koin Wash and Kamp's Bookkeeping Service at 119 S. Hope, have sold out to CWI LLC. The new owners are in the midst of a ma...Advertisement
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