Mike Mohundro

They each performed an activity to help raise money that goes towards missionaries for the Speed the Light program for Assemblies of God.

The focus of the event is to highlight disability awareness where everyone with any ability at the event could take part in activities.

The scouts were there earning their aviation merit badges but also to get an understanding about how an airport operates.

Students said these letters are a great way to get the attention of lawmakers and try to generate some help for their neighbors.

First State Community Bank chose Jefferson Elementary students to help give back to the community and make a positive learning experience for the young generation.

Firefighters were able to ascend the side of the building climbing with a rope. They also are able to rappel down carrying another individual to mimic a rescue.

This year's show has a Heroes & Legends theme and they hope to bring in thousands to the show.

Taylor paints players in various sports including football, golf, baseball and more. However, the Cardinals are about half of his collection.

Simptkins and her support team met at the Jackson Civic Center on Sunday where they packed 4,000 nutritional bags of food through the Hope for Kidz campaign with Hope International.

In August, 2019, Missouri Governor Mike Parson proclaimed that September is Dyslexia Awareness Month in the State of Missouri.

People of all ages with Rockin' 4 Relief rocked back and forth all day at different locations across southeast Missouri to raise money for the families of first responders killed in the line of duty.

The bricks are available for anyone to purchase a message, business or loved one to be etched in stone forever.

One woman wants to make sure drivers are aware of signs, crosswalks and handicap accessible areas because they are essential to those with disabilities.

The students are from the Southeast Hospitality Management program and have cooked up 310 bottles to sell to anyone, plus another 60 on the way.

The event was complete with raffles, prizes and a Super Hero themed pet parade.

Some shoppers from other parts of the country even stopped by after a Mississippi River tour cruise stopped off at Cape Girardeau.

The event featured a walk of remembrance around the pond at the Cape Girardeau County Park North.

All of the proceeds from the event are going to support the Humane Society of Southeast Missouri

The Field Day is specifically designed to encourage young people to pursue careers in agriculture and show students a blending of agriculture business skills and science to solve real-world problems.

The program will provide a free after-school snack to students enrolled in organized activities and programs.

This project will replace existing lighting, iron fencing and landscaping that were installed back in 1994.

Children were able to learn how to fish, experience archery and have fun with various activities

Riders came out to Lawless Harley Davidson in Scott City to kick off a ride ending at the Bayou Bar & Grill.

RAM will continue services for those in need on Monday

The cabin was heavily damaged after a suspicious fire nearly one year ago and is now in the process of being restored.

Funds for this project would be possible through a Community Block Development Grant with a maximum request of $750,000.

The Perry County Economic Development Authority Executive Director Scott Sattler said the city and county are seeing more business due to the high influx of people.

The kick off to the Sikeston Cotton Carnival starts on Tuesday at 4 p.m. with plenty of rides, food and fun for everyone.

A total of 220 dogs and their owners came out to take a break and swim on Sunday

On September 14, 1819, Bishop Enoch George presided over the first annual conference held in the then new McKendree Chapel.