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May 7
Former Councilman Robbie Guard announces mayoral campaign for 2026 election
Former Councilman Robbie Guard announces mayoral campaign for 2026 election
Former Councilman Robbie Guard has launched his campaign for Cape Girardeau mayor, focusing on public safety, infrastructure and economic development ahead of the April 2026 election.
Education
May 7
Jackson announces superintendent Scott Smith's retirement; board states goals are 'no longer mutually aligned'
Jackson superintendent Scott Smith will retire Monday, June 30, because of differing goals with the school board. Assistant superintendent Keenan Kinder will serve as interim superintendent for the remainder of the year.
J.C. Reeves
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Education
May 7
Cape Public Schools to hold forum for community members to discuss long-range facilities plan
Cape Girardeau Public Schools will host public forums Thursday, May 15, to gather community input on a proposed two-phase, $58 million facilities plan that prioritizes safety, repairs and upgrades without raising taxes.
J.C. Reeves
News
May 6
Jackson mayor, aldermen honor families, approve construction motions
Jackson city leaders honored city workers and approved key construction projects, including a new bridge and pavilion, during their Monday, May 5, meeting.
Christopher Borro
Faith
May 7
The conclave to elect a new pope officially begins as the doors to the Sistine Chapel close
Cardinals from 70 countries have begun the secretive conclave in the Sistine Chapel to elect a new pope, marking the most geographically diverse gathering in the Catholic Church’s history.
NICOLE WINFIELD, Associated Press
Community
May 6
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Southeast Missouri with brunches, winery events and creative workshops
Southeast Missouri offers special Mother’s Day brunches, winery events and creative workshops, with options ranging from gourmet meals and mimosas to hands-on crafts for families to enjoy together.
Alyssa Lunsford-Stevens
News
May 6
Perryville investment firm allegedly under FBI investigation
Perryville investment firm Johnson & Niswonger is reportedly under FBI investigation, with concerns that clients may lose their retirement savings. The office is closed and federal agents have seized records.
Daniel Winningham
Health
May 5
Cape Girardeau County Public Health Center sets dates for two drive-through vaccine clinics
Cape Girardeau County Public Health Center will host drive-through vaccine clinics May 14 and May 28, offering adult and school-required immunizations, plus TB skin testing.
Bob Miller
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May 6
Perryville investment firm allegedly under FBI investigation
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Missouri lawmakers consider $11 million boost for Cape Girar...
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May 5
Vacancy to Vibrancy: Old Town Cape hosts downtown open house
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May 7
Missouri poised to become first U.S. state to exempt stock sale profits from income taxes
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May 7
Road work: Route ZZ in Bollinger County closed for bridge replacement
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May 7
National Nurses Week: Backup plan becomes a calling for TWK Jr. High nurse Paige Hester
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May 7
National Nurses Week: Cape telehealth nurse helps ensure foster children receive healthcare benefits
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May 7
Stephen Casey honored for 'The Dear King' composition at Mis...
Stephen Casey, a senior at Southeast Missouri State University, received the 2025 Missouri Composers Project Award for his orchestral piece "The Dear King", which was performed in Columbia.
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May 7
Judge says US must allow migrants a chance to challenge in court any deportations to Libya
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May 7
President Donald Trump taps wellness influencer close to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for surgeon general
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May 7
Sonny Gray stars as the Cardinals beat the sliding Pirates 5-0
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May 7
Recipe Swap: 8 irresistible fresh strawberry dessert recipes to make this season
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Southeast Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals recognizes excellence at Cape junior high
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Asian shares are mostly higher after Wall St breaks its winning streak
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Arevon Energy breaks ground on Kelso Solar Project
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May 7
Missouri faces potential $2 billion shortfall as federal Medicaid, SNAP cuts threaten state budget
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Cape Girardeau church launches campaign to erase $2.3 million in medical debt across Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky
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May 6
Missouri health officials report measles in New Madrid County as US cases surge
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Trump team's $500 million bet on old vaccine technology puzzles scientists
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May 7
Castillo: Stepping out in faith at Morley Café
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May 5
Community Cookbook: Make chicken and dumplings with Sonja Davis of Jackson
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LaClair: The Grill pays homage to what came before while blazing a new path
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Faces of Southeast Missouri: Michael Landeros
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Jackson’s Nacho Average Challenge: Sample unique nachos at 9 local spots for chance to win prizes
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Scott City Musings: Hurry up or slow and steady
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