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The Cash-Book Journal
- News
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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There is a sincere love that many share as Jackson residents. Whether it’s attending the Jackson football games on Friday nights or serving on...
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Following Memorial Day, Cape County Park North Lake was brimming with activity as grandparents and grandchildren launched canoes and fished on the first of...
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Wilma Bangert Ruppel turned 100 years old Thursday, May 4. She will be a resident at the Villas of Jackson for three years come...
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Merideth Pobst, who serves as the chief marketing and communications director for the Jackson R-2 School District, said she always tried to make helping...
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After graduating from Southeast Missouri State in 2003, Wade “Pee Wee” Bartels left Jackson to begin his banking career up north in Farmington. However,...
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Ronnie Maxwell, a loan officer and assistant vice president at First State Community Bank, and one of the owners of Barrel 131, may have...
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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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Maxine Reed, a resident at Villas of Jackson, celebrated a milestone few are able to last week – her 104th birthday. Reed was born...
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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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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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We continue our review of 2021 with the last part of March. March On March 17, the John Guild Chapter of the Daughters of...
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As the year 2021 dawned a year ago, Jackson, the State of Missouri, the nation and the whole world found itself mired in the...
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Ean Buffington, a Jackson High School graduate currently studying aerospace engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology, was recently named the 2021 Air...
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Megan Torreson may be a pastor’s wife, but that doesn’t mean her life has been easy or that her faith in God and his...
Basketball
Nine years ago, a storm started brewing that eventually turned into a tornado in the form of what the Southeast Missouri high school basketball...
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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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Andrew Singer of Jackson has decided to use his God-given talent as an artist to fight human trafficking and help those affected by fatherless...
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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...
