Basketball
In a favorable matchup for the Notre Dame girls basketball team (14-3) versus SEMO Conference opponent New Madrid County Central (0-8) Thursday night, the...
Hi, what are you looking for?
Uptown Jackson Revitalization Organization outlines new sponsorship structure during annual meeting
Jackson Chamber picks Shelly Kaiser as new retail director
Major snow storm prompts governor to activate National Guard; local schools closed
2022 Year in review Part IV: the COVID-19 pandemic emergency comes to an end
Merideth Pobst: Serving Jackson’s schools, businesses and community
Perryville basketball standout Kyla Schnurbusch commits to Culver-Stockton
Notre Dame’s Tori Rubel scores career-high 31 points in coach Kirk Boeller’s 100th win
Reagan Howe taking Oak Ridge Blue Jays girls basketball to new heights
Jackson wrestling’s Metzger sisters make history at conference; boys take second
Saxony boys basketball beats Notre Dame by double digits for second year
In a favorable matchup for the Notre Dame girls basketball team (14-3) versus SEMO Conference opponent New Madrid County Central (0-8) Thursday night, the...
The Uptown Jackson Revitalization Organization unveiled a new sponsorship structure during its annual meeting on Thursday, Jan. 19, at the Jackson Civic Center. The...
Back in 2019, the Oak Ridge girls basketball team had its first full season in program history. While it takes time build a program,...
Shelly Kaiser has been named the new retail and membership director of the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce. She replaces Jen Berti, who left...
A major snow storm blew through Missouri overnight last Tuesday, Jan. 25, but the worst of it stayed to our west and north. Jackson...
The state of emergency that had existed for more than two years in Missouri came to an end April 1, 2022, but the COVID-19...
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...
After graduating from Southeast Missouri State in 2003, Wade “Pee Wee” Bartels left Jackson to begin his banking career up north in Farmington. However,...
Ronnie Maxwell, a loan officer and assistant vice president at First State Community Bank, and one of the owners of Barrel 131, may have...
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...
Cape Girardeau County will ask residents to vote on an additional 3% sales tax on the sale of “adult use” marijuana during the upcoming...
Uptown Jackson will be bursting with more color this spring, thanks to a grant from Community Foundation of the Ozarks. Fighting a chilly wind...
The state of emergency that had existed for more than two years in Missouri came to an end April 1, 2022, but the COVID-19...
The Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet at the Jackson Civic Center on Friday, Jan. 13, honoring businesses and leaders in...
While last Monday was primarily about the Notre Dame girls basketball team celebrating its two seniors on Senior Night, it was also a time...
The Jackson R-2 School Board voted to put two tax increase propositions on the ballot this April during its regular board meeting on Jan...
With the snip of a giant pair of scissors, Ken Bateman, president and CEO of SoutheastHEALTH cut through two ribbons on Thursday, Jan. 12,...
April The state of emergency that had existed for more than two years in Missouri came to an end April 1, but the COVID-19...
Last week was the end of an era for one of the most dominant football programs in Missouri over the last several seasons as...
Like it or not, recreational marijuana use is coming to Missouri. It was approved by voters, and it’s up to the Jackson Mayor and...
