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- News
Stanley Steamers come to Jackson to tour area
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
- Sports
Jackson football pulls off 50-0 shutout to beat Cape for eighth year in a row
Jackson R-2 inducts third hall of fame class
Oak Ridge cross country teams expect even more success this postseason
Oak Ridge volleyball faring well with Reagan Howe leading the way
Jackson volleyball’s Holland Guilliams cements legacy with 1,000 career digs
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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...
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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,...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Workers retire and spend their time fishing, traveling, gardening, or sitting around sipping coffee and shooting the breeze in local restaurants for hours. What...
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Screaming on a spinning ride, sitting in the shade listening to live music and getting sticky fingers pulling apart cotton candy will once again...
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Approximately 140 people boarded two yellow school buses at the University of Missouri Extension Office at 9 a.m. last Wednesday, July 5, for a...
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Tiny homes (or tiny houses), are one of the latest fads to make its way across the country. These homes are usually 400 square...
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The Uptown Jackson Revitalization Organization is planning an outdoor farm-to- table dinner to be held in the middle of High and Adams streets this...
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Everyone is invited to celebrate this great nation’s 247th birthday by attending a two-day celebration in Jackson City Park. Jackson’s Independence Day celebration starts...
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In 2007, Jackson created an enhanced commercial overlay district at Exit 102 of I-55 (East Main Street) that limits the types of businesses that...
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Jackson Manor has turned another page in its history. On Feb. 1 of this year, MGM Healthcare from St. Louis purchased the extended care...
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Retired astronaut Linda Godwin returned to her hometown of Jackson on Thursday, May 18, to be honored as a “hometown hero” by the Cape...
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Remodeling inside the old courthouse and the orange fencing on the courthouse lawn to keep people away threatened to cause problems for Jackson’s Homecomers...
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Altenthal-Joerns American Legion Post 158 in Jackson will once again sponsor a Memorial Day celebration in Uptown Jackson this coming Monday, May 29. Because...
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Tiny homes, which are less than 400 square feet, are not addressed in Jackson’s code of ordinances, so they are currently permitted in the...
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West Main Street from the old courthouse to Highway 72 in Jackson is in for a facelift, if plans proposed by the Lochmueller Group...
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