Nancy Hadler
FeaturesNovember 13, 2015
Feel the burn: How to cope when you're burned out at workJob burnout means different things to different people. For one, it may mean boredom, dreading the drive to the office and constant clock-watching. For another, it may manifest itself in mounting cynicism and bad-mouthing the boss, either to co-workers or anyone wh...
FeaturesNovember 13, 2015
Checking in: Men are less likely than women to visit a doctor - is your significant other one of the...The statistics are rather stark. The narrative of the numbers, from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, tends to play out locally. Dr. Philip Tippin, internal medicine physician at Cape Primary Care, says there are some men in his care who don't or are ...
FeaturesNovember 13, 2015
The games we play: Games make great gifts for families - here are some ideas, from the old standbys ...Monopoly, the world's best-selling board game, celebrates its 80th birthday in 2015, and "The Polar Express," the Caldecott-winning classic children's Christmas book, turns 30 this year. There are nearly 50 versions of Monopoly, and merchandise that followed in the...
FeaturesNovember 1, 2015
Bearded blissIt's called No-Shave November. But for Paul Graham, it's been no-shave for 37 years. For Steve Mosley, the no-shave thing has been happening since 1970. Chris Wubbena says it's "no-shave every day," a practice of about eight years. Some say No-Shave November starte...
FeaturesOctober 9, 2015
In the know: Language classes available for all ages and levels in Southeast MissouriParlez-vous anglais? *¿Habla usted Ingles? Sprechen sie Englisch? For 136 Cape Girardeau school students, English isn't necessarily their primary language; in fact, beyond English, district students speak 17 languages. That's a challenge for Sarah Hanf, teacher of ...
otherOctober 5, 2015
Should you prepay and plan your own funeral?A funeral can cost upward of $10,000, and, increasingly, people are choosing to preplan and prepay for their funeral, which may be practical for a number of reasons. Some view it as an extension of estate planning. While preplanning may not make sense for a reasona...
FeaturesOctober 4, 2015
'The total package'Brandon Strop admits he's competitive. In high school, he played football and ran track and field. "Football was the big one. I played different positions," he said. His name also was recurrent on the Jackson High School honor roll. Now, Strop is focused on his go...
BusinessSeptember 14, 2015
Clean slates: College students may be prime targets of identity theftLife on campus can be full of firsts -- a student living away from mom and dad for the first time; handling one's own money and credit cards; making solo decisions about medical treatment, services and other purchases. These factors and others can make university s...
FeaturesSeptember 13, 2015
'Use the feet to make the beat'"If you can walk, you can learn to clog." So says Jessica Price, who has been clogging and teaching clog dancing for half of her 30 years. Price and her clogging comrades of the Country Fire dance company based in Ellsinore, Missouri, will take to the stage from 5 ...Advertisement
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