This will be an online auction or raffle that will be available to donate to a particular service every week starting at 3 p.m. on Friday on the Safe House for Women’s Facebook page.
The event started with a Parade for Peace as police escorted about 20 cars full of people throughout various neighborhoods in Sikeston holding signs of Black Lives Matter and love.
This particular event included a non-denominational service, followed by a eco-friendly balloon release in honor of those who have been affected by overdose.
One event had dozens walking along Broadway, sharing testimonies of their lost loved ones, bringing pictures of their loved ones and sharing their own stories of survival.
Cars lined up in Charleston where the USDA Farmers To Families Food Box Program helped thousands of families across the Heartland to put food on their table.
We checked in with the Boys & Girls Club of Southern Illinois who are helping out scores of Carbondale students to help them with remote learning and any questions they may have going forward.
Community members gathered together with the Terra Nova Church and school members to form a prayer parade which drove through the parking lot of each school building in the district to pray for both students and staff.
Cape Girardeau firefighter/EMT Chris Miller said it's important that people get trained in CPR so they can help save a life in the minutes before help arrives.
It became a nightmare for some sellers as people were losing jobs and the economy started to crumble. For buyers, it became an opportunity as interest rates started going down.
Immunization Coordinator Sandy Gibbons said if your body has to fight a disease or virus, then it becomes more susceptible to another one. So getting a flu shot is important.
They were set up in Pope County on Saturday at the Chocolate Factory where they presented an Ice Cream Social event, with special guest Mason Ramsey, to help promote and encourage those who haven't done their census to take a couple minutes to make sure they are counted.
This was day one of a week-long drive-thru event where students checked in through a series of tents which include a health tent, acquiring parking passes, a face mask kit, room keys and more.
Organizers said they decided to postpone the rest of this year's festival due to the increasing number of individuals testing positive for COVID-19 in and around Jackson County, Ill.
Now that masks have been introduced into many people's lives as a daily accessory, they are constantly being worn and get dirty just like the rest of the clothes you wear.
This is the latest addition to the tourism city of Perryville, this time highlighting tractors and equipment used from the late 1800s to the 1950s era.
The health center was packed full of appointments on Wednesday to help give the required shots to help prevent them from getting sick or shorten the time of their illness.
