Missouri Department of Transportation workers are going to be out treating the roads when the weather hits, clearing the ice and snow off as quick as they can.
The more people shop area stores and restaurants, the more sales tax revenue will add up for the city.
Toxic plants include poinsettias, mistletoe, holly and more.
Cape Auto Sales provided dozens of vehicles to help with the delivery of gifts.
Homeowners welcomed guests in to tour the festive homes.
About 1,400 wreaths were placed on the headstones of veterans buried in Jackson, Mo. cemeteries.
Dozens of children took part in the Kids Business Fair in Jackson, Mo. where they sold handcrafted items, baked goods and other products.
Curly’s Kitchen is providing a free Christmas meal at the Elks Lodge in Jackson on Christmas Day.
The SEMO Food Bank has increased more mobile food pantries in the month of November and December.
Santa’s Village consists of nine buildings and a Christmas Tree in Legion Park in the Downtown Sikeston area.
Student Santas is an organization that has helped assist families in providing gifts for the children and a nice meal for the festive holiday for the last 18 years.
The Jackson Moose Lodge 2702 loaded up dozens of bicycles for the Toys For Tots program to distribute to the kids.
Footsteps Medical Missions offered an assortment of healthcare services for individuals in Cape Girardeau on Saturday.
Shops opened their doors and offered drinks for welcoming guests as part of the Sleigh Your Shopping event.
The Poshard Foundation for Abused Children is giving three gifts to more than 600 hundred abused, abandoned, or neglected children for Christmas.
The home is fully decorated for Christmas with beautiful holiday décor with tours available throughout the home.
There was plenty of baked goods, handcrafted items and Christmas décor available for those looking to get in the Christmas spirit.
Common Ground Community Resource Network arranged a trip down to the tip of Illinois to meet with people and give them some necessities to help them out.
Brazeau, Missouri, lit up the streets, businesses and homes as part of the Old Fashioned Brazeau Christmas Walk event.
25 students decorated canine cookies as a reward for their good character.
An empty storefront on First Street has been turned into a new attraction called Santa’s House.
SEMO international students shared food and culture from their home countries.
The goal is to raise at least $2,500 which will cover the cost the benches.
Money collected will help with various bills and assistance that individuals need help with.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints are holding this event for 3 days from Dec. 1 - Dec. 3.
