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Jackson R-2 schools close Friday after social media threat, Cape schools on high alert
newsSeptember 13
Jackson R-2 schools close Friday after social media threat, Cape schools on high alertJackson R-2 schools closed and Cape Central on high alert after social media threats. Jackson R-2 shut down for safety, while Cape Central stayed open with increased security measures.
Jackson High School limits classroom cellphone use to enhance education, reduce distractions
newsSeptember 11
Jackson High School limits classroom cellphone use to enhance education, reduce distractionsJackson High School bans classroom cell phone use for the 2024-25 school year to enhance learning and reduce distractions. Students can use phones between classes, during lunch, and "privilege time.
SEMO partners with national firm, establishes search committee to find 19th university president
newsSeptember 10
SEMO partners with national firm, establishes search committee to find 19th university presidentSEMO partnered with Greenwood Asher and Associates to find its 19th president, and formed a diverse search committee to guide the process. The new president is expected to start by July 1, 2025.
National Suicide Prevention Month: Raising awareness and offering hope
HealthSeptember 5
National Suicide Prevention Month: Raising awareness and offering hopeSeptember is National Suicide Prevention Month, spotlighting the critical need for awareness and support. With 239,252 suicides in the U.S. from 2018-2022, initiatives like CCC's "Behavioral Health Bytes" aim to offer hope and intervention.
SEMO, Jackson schools team up to offer tuition discounts, more for educators
newsAugust 30
SEMO, Jackson schools team up to offer tuition discounts, more for educatorsSEMO and Jackson schools have joined forces to offer a 20% tuition discount for district educators on various programs. The agreement also includes access to SEMO’s cultural, athletic and recreational activities.
Southeast Missouri State University president Carlos Vargas to step down in 2025
newsAugust 28
Southeast Missouri State University president Carlos Vargas to step down in 2025Southeast Missouri State University President Carlos Vargas will step down in June after a decade of leadership. The Board of Governors will launch a national search for his successor.
Cape Girardeau delegates reflect on historic DNC experience
newsAugust 28
Cape Girardeau delegates reflect on historic DNC experienceCape Girardeau delegates Brock Freeman and Rev. Geneva Allen-Patterson experienced historic moments and community support at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, highlighting the significance of local voices on the national stage.
New home for State Historical Society's Cape Girardeau Research Center publicly unveiled with open house
newsAugust 28
New home for State Historical Society's Cape Girardeau Research Center publicly unveiled with open h...SHSMO's Cape Girardeau Research Center has a new home in Kent Library, unveiled with an open house. After 18 months of relocation because of water damage, the center now offers expanded space for its historical collections.
Cape Girardeau school board approves 2024-25 tax and tuition rates, maintaining property tax promise
newsAugust 27
Cape Girardeau school board approves 2024-25 tax and tuition rates, maintaining property tax promiseCape Girardeau Public Schools Board approves 2024-25 tax and tuition rates, keeping the property tax unchanged at $4.1567 per $100 of assessed valuation, honoring a 2010 bond promise. Out-of-district tuition rises to $11,000.
Remembering Paul Schnare: The beloved 'Dr. Grow' of Southeast Missouri
featuresAugust 23
Remembering Paul Schnare: The beloved 'Dr. Grow' of Southeast MissouriPaul Schnare, Southeast Missouri's cherished "Dr. Grow," died Tuesday, Aug. 20, at 79. Known for his horticultural wisdom and community spirit, Schnare left a lasting legacy through Sunny Hill Garden and Florist.

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