Mike Mohundro

They are equipped with 20 employees and open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

With every year that passes, a plethora of people want to get in shape and have a healthier lifestyle.

She wants to use this magazine contest platform to reach out to people about breast exams and tell her story.

Davis also mentioned they took extra precautions and safety measures in place, including, taking the temperature of everyone coming through the doors.

The team looks at different operating systems to try to find any vulnerabilities and resolve them to make the network stronger and safer.

With COVID-19 still producing high numbers, blood, platelets, and convalescent plasma are always needed as hospitals continue to see new patients.

The City of Cape Girardeau is saving money thanks to the lack of frozen precipitation by Mother Nature.

People came to the Osage Center where they dropped off canned goods, non-perishable items, blankets, hats, gloves and more.

Bethel Assembly of God Church members and volunteers helped deliver more than hundreds of meals to children in the area at the event.

The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Citywide Celebration has invited people from around the world to a series of celebrations via Zoom.

The Tier 1 mitigations allow for limited indoor dining and are effective immediately.

Food insecurity rose in 2020 in southeast Missouri compared to the previous year due to the pandemic according to statistics from the SEMO Food Bank.

The food bank distributed 16,351,621 pounds of food throughout the year of 2020. That was an increase of over 3 million pounds over the previous year.

Leaders say that overall, the kids have been adapting rather well to wearing the masks as it’s a new normal for them nowadays.

The facility will be used to provide homeless individuals with showers, laundry facilities and movement into permanent housing, as well as an array of other services.

Sokolowski said they take care of several dozen pets per year from the city of Puxico and hope to be able to expand that with a new facility once they get the rest of the funds.

Many changes have been made which include ultraviolet lights, CPR devices, face pieces and other supplies to help eliminate the spread of COVID-19.

We spoke to the public health director, Jane Wernsman, who said they are already seeing some numbers increase from the past two weeks.

Cape Girardeau Public Works personnel were very busy manning the stations and keeping everything maintained.

The programs are aimed to help people learn about ways they can improve their living situation, reduce dementia and enhance brain and body health.

During a search, a pair of David Todd’s glasses were found along a driveway northwest of the crash site.

A firefighter was injured over the weekend while battling a house fire.

Christine Jaegers, Fitness and Wellness Specialist said while it’s important to stay fit and stay active, it’s also important to eat right.

Buzzi Unicem gave $25,000 to the SoutheastHEALTH Foundation, $25,000 to United Way of Southeast Missouri and $50,000 to the SEMO Food Bank.

Now that the holiday break is here, they are offering what’s called the Full Day Kids Club where kids have fun interacting with other students, play games, crafts and socializing.

For Cape, it’s the southeast corner of Arena Park. For Jackson, it’s at the recycling center.

Atomic City Vice President Jeff Pierce said it’s great to be able to provide more opportunities for fun and bring in more people and tourists to Paducah.

Whether it’s listening to Christmas music, caroling, putting up decorations or driving around looking at Christmas decorations, a lot of people tend to get in the holiday spirit.

The Kitchen Table is a program through the Daystar Community Program which feeds people meals during the week.

Hundreds of toys were given out to families of Cape Girardeau County on Sunday.