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Janet Sanders, Jackson’s building and planning manager, has moved up the ladder over 28 years with the city and will soon take on a...
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Jackson baseball ends four-year district championship drought
Jackson girls soccer wins sixth-straight district title with 2-1 win over Oakville
Saxony girls soccer collects first district title in seven years in 8-0 win
Oak Ridge baseball claims first district title since 2018
Jackson and Notre Dame track teams sending several to state
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Jackson Scrappers Quilt Guild, established in 2020, is a new quilting guild led by Donna Kiel, president. Super busy focusing on the community, the...
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For Jackson High School 2022 graduate Sam Malone, enrolling in the U.S. Naval Academy is the next level in achievement. Earning the cross country...
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What’s exciting about Emily Fox’s story is how her career in ultrasound segued into jewelry making. Finding a pebble of sea glass on Lake...
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Shane Anderson neatly planned his retirement by selecting Feb. 9, the same day he started as Jackson’s first parks and recreation director in 1998....
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Members of Jackson Fire Rescue set out at 7:15 a.m. Saturday in full gear to walk from Old Cape Road to Fire Station No....
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Mary Jo Shelton is not a Jackson native, but her heart for Jackson is evident. She was born in Cape Girardeau and graduated from...
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Perhaps their retirement Friday, April 2, made them more reflective, but this pair of former University of Missouri (MU) Extension Council employees, Ruth Timberlake...
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Sharpie markers were the medium Traci Rhodes of Jackson used for her larger-than-life-sized rendering of Wonder Woman, the DC Comics spokesperson for National Library...
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Understanding ourselves and others’ actions, motivations and efforts at communication have been and always will be a subject of interest as long as we...
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You may see Beverly Miller out loving life on the new 2018 Road King with which she plans to have many adventures. However, having...
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“Come and Drink It,” is the slogan Billy and Kristen Lewis use to promote sales at their mobile coffee trailer, but it identifies with...
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The conversation between Brian Strickland and his family started off by identifying that Uptown Jackson does not have a place to get just a...
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Local artists creating images relating to COVID-19 have not only personally expressed themselves but recorded the history-changing virus. The virus’ undeniable spikes seen under...
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Educators know that being a bit of an entertainer can go a long way in keeping students focused and engaged in learning. So when...
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If you enjoy being outdoors you might run into Andrew Moore and Laura Anderson sharing the bike or hiking path, stream, lake or campground...
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I met Erica Hamilton for the first time at the Riverside Regional Library indoor yard sale. She has been the Riverside Regional Library’s Friends...
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Kaylee Reisenbichler, cosmetologist at Trendsetter’s Salon in Jackson is a 2012 Jackson High School graduate. A native of the area, Reisenbichler grew up in...
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Addiction is Real, a non-profit organization based in St. Louis, held an educational program at the Osage Centre in Cape Girardeau Thursday night to...
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Wavis Jordan moved from Cape Girardeau to Jackson 16 years ago. He likes the small town community feel. “I like how they do things...
