Mike Mohundro

Roughly 150 vendors sold Christmas gifts, collectibles and hand crafted items.

Their group was one of three finalists selected for a one-act state tournament performance.

The clinic is 11,652 square feet with 10 exam rooms, one procedure room, onsite x-ray, ultrasound and lab services and a retail pharmacy with a drive through.

A program called G.R.O.W. Kids Club where they are able to learn through gardening projects about where food comes from and how to maintain a healthier lifestyle.

There are exactly 605 nativity scenes set up throughout several rooms in the church.

The items ranged from food, knick knacks, jewelry homemade items and more.

Wreaths were placed in the river as part of a special ceremony to remember the lives lost in the Pearl Harbor attack.

The flu season is in full swing and the Heartland is seeing their fair share of reported influenza cases.

The seniors chose suicide awareness to help others after losing a classmate to suicide two years ago.

The nativity scenes are from various countries around the world collected by the Gloystein family throughout generations.

Christian Retter graduated in Cape Central High School in 2015. He then went to Purdue in West Lafayette, IN where he then studied aerospace engineering and graduated in May of 2019.

Jefferson Elementary Principal Leigh Ragsdale said it's important they help provide this event to help out the parents of their students and everyone in the community with job opportunities.

SEMO will host the game against Illinois State next Saturday.

Crews trained putting together a tent system with four different wings that can be configured in various ways.

In just the past two months, they have reopened the renovated preschool facility and have renovated some of the classrooms.

The message was to bring awareness of the different aspects of what bullying is, how to recognize bullying and how to help others dealing with bullying.

Firearms season for November in Missouri ends on November 26.

The Badges Give Back organization is made up of police officers, firefighters and emergency medical technicians and other first responders.

Keynote speakers of the event include Governor Mike Parson and Max Lederer, Current Publisher of the Stars and Stripes Newspaper.

Last year, Scouting For Food gathered 1.9 million items of food which provided more than 1 million meals for the needy.

This was the third snow video in a row for the Cape Central School District in Cape Girardeau.

The band consists of 44 members and has grown 628% since the seven members they had just four years ago.

The new lab consists of nine 4K 65-inch television sets mounted together driven by a computer with graphic cards.

The guest speaker of the program was Mike Cossey. He was in the Air Force and is currently the Scott City School’s Technology Director.

The honorable guest speaker was Major John Myers with the United States Air Force.

The place was filled with vendors ranging from t-shirts, trinkets, baked goods and more for sale.

The Family Community Teacher Organization (FCTO) put the event together to help pay for some of the events and activities they do with the students throughout the year.

The museum has a World War II display with pictures, clothing, stories and other memorabilia.

The event was hosted by the Freedom Of Road Riders (FORR) and the Harley Owners Group (HOG) to be able to make Christmas baskets full of toys and food for those less fortunate on Christmas Day.

The tree is a clone of the iconic Liberty Tree, which was a large elm tree planted in Boston in 1646.