Dirk Barnes, Ryder Broch, Remi Bruenderman, Audra Brunke, Adam DuBois, Jr., Susan Eftink, Lyla Ford, Madelyn Meier, Logan Moore, Caroline Rosenquist, Milo Tornetto.

When businesses partner with First Missouri State Bank for their financial needs, they will have little to no fees. With First Missouri State Bank's Business Online, services include ACH/Payroll, ...

Berkley Dennis, Caroline Eskew, August Graviett, Caroline Kyle, Tuck McClard, Presley Pinkston, Jude Seabaugh, Sadie Seyer, Clara Vetter. 1st Grade: Brooks Curry, Gibson Curry, Sawyer Dirnberger, ...

Rhonda Moore of Oak Ridge and Valerie Wondrick of Cape Girardeau attended the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, Kentucky, recently. It was Wondrick's lifetime dream and first time to ...

The big green apple in this photo is the fruit of a plant commonly known as the May apple. The May apple plant is a native woodland wildflower that grows in colonies from a single root system. Lying ...

Saint Francis Found-ation recognized Lynn richardet and Richardet Floor Covering with a Donor of Distinction Award for leadership giving. The award was presented at Grace Notes, an annual donor ...

My 8-year-old son likes rocks. He wants to know how different stones form, how they get their color, where they're found and the folklore surrounding their properties. I, too, love stones. My jewelry ...

We can argue forever about left-right politics and why the country is going to ruin. But it is Memorial Day weekend. Let's forget the endless political warfare being waged in Washington, D.C.

I continue with the Byrne family. Zerilda, the daughter of Cape Girardeau District Sheriff John Hays and her husband, Judge Peter Byrne, lived on their sizable plantation named Whitehall near the ...

If you have not heard by now, Harrison Butker, the kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, was highly criticized for voicing Catholic beliefs during a commencement speech at a Catholic college. He said ...

How's your garden doing with all the moisture we've been having? One thing we can't complain about is that things are dry. We've had quite a bit of rain, and it hasn't come as a gully washer which is ...

During the evening of May 21, 1949, a large tornado ripped through Cape Girardeau, killing 22 people, hospitalizing 72, injuring hundreds and causing more than $3 million in damage in 10 minutes.