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Notre Dame’s annual Activity Week kicks off this Friday
Jackson R-2 School Board approves fiber optic replacement project due to squirrel damage
Eagles tribute band Heartache Tonight performs in Jackson City Park
Jackson retail sales tax grows 39% over 5 years
Lutheran Family & Children’s Services celebrates 50 years
- Sports
Saxony tennis doubles team Hillin and Haley even more dominant this fall
Jackson volleyball’s Holland Guilliams cements legacy with 1,000 career digs
Kai Crowe shines in Jackson football’s rout of rival Poplar Bluff
Jackson boys soccer advances to 5-0 with a 3-0 shutout of Northwest
Jackson cross country sweeps meet once again; ND’s Lauren Eftink sets new PR
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Education
The Jackson R-2 School Board approved a $126,650 project to replace fiber optic cables that have been damaged due to squirrels chewing through the...
City News
The Chicago-based Eagles tribute band Heartache Tonight performed to a large crowd in the Jackson City Park on Friday, Sept. 1. River Radio and...
City News
Jackson continues to be the fastest growing community in Southeast Missouri with a population of more than 15,000 and robust business development, Brian Gerau,...
County News
Lutheran Family and Children’s Services of Missouri has been serving southeast Missouri for 50 years. The anniversary was celebrated last Thursday evening with a...
City News
Mark your calendar and get ready to see the total solar eclipse in Jackson! The Cash-Book Journal, Uptown Jackson Revitalization Organization, Jackson Community Outreach...
Education
The Jackson R-2 School Board voted to slightly increase the district’s property tax levy – raising the tax rate to $3.8032 per $100 in...
City News
At about 7:30 a.m. Monday, Aug. 21, Jackson city officials were notified by Midwest Sterilization that a hazardous material, ethylene glycol, had leaked into...
County News
The Cape Girardeau County Commission approved tax rates for the county government, including a general revenue tax rate of $0.0581 per $100 assessed valuation,...
Education
Kindergarten students throughout the Jackson school district were greeted with a special gift as they started their educational journey – a custom-made children’s book...
County News
Nestled in the quiet village of Daisy, just a short drive from Jackson, are Village Designs, Daisy Art House, and Grandma’s Christmas House. These...
Education
The Jackson R-2 School Board approved the district to join the Success-Ready Student Network (SRSN) during its regular board meeting on Aug. 8. SRSN...
City News
Brad Friese of Jackson has become a published author of science fiction. Friese works in the laundry at Health-Point Fitness in Cape Girardeau. When...
City News
Jackson aldermen voted 5-4 to define and limit tiny homes in the City of Jackson at their Aug. 7 meeting. This opens the door...
County News
SoutheastHEALTH leaders signed a definitive agreement with St. Louis-based Mercy on Tuesday, Aug. 1, to become a member of one of the largest health...
County News
Healthy Blue Missouri officially opened its community welcome center at 272 S. Mt. Auburn Rd. (downstairs from McAlister’s Deli) in Cape Girardeau July 25....
Features
It may seem almost impossible to find someone with the exact name as you, but for the two men named David Bodenschatz, the odds...
County News
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) believes that fishing should be a leisure activity that is affordable and available within a 20-minute drive to...
Business
Rhonda Gray, the director of nursing at the Villas of Jackson, was surprised to learn that she was named the District 5 Employee of...
County News
Cape Girardeau was home to the Missouri Solar Eclipse Expo last week, with a panel discussion held on Friday and the expo taking place...
