The City recently awarded a contract to Kiefner Brothers for the brick renovation work at City Hall. They will reduce the height of the chimney; fix the brick, guard rails and columns at the southwest […]
Pumping stations along Main Street at Mill and Merriwether streets receive stormwater from the city and pump it into the river. Without them, eastern sections of the city could flood. The City recently authorized a […]
The Cape Girardeau Fire Department received 32 sets of turnout gear from an Assistance to Firefighters grant. New gear as demonstrated by Captain Dean Lynn (left), incorporates the latest advances in protective textile material, as well […]
Veterans Memorial Drive will be closed from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday, from south of the Missouri Veteran’s Home entrance to Scenic Drive. Work is expected to continue through December 7, 2012, […]
Residents of the City’s first and only local historic district, the Boulevard Local Historic District, recently had new signs added to their neighborhood to highlight their special distinction. View a short slideshow of the neighborhood […]
Saint Francis Medical Center recently broke ground on an ambitious expansion and renovation project. This endeavor will bring the community more focused and innovative care from top specialists, more leading-edge treatments and technology, and better […]
A structural engineer has examined the old Wiggery building in downtown Cape Girardeau and determined it is structurally sound. The structure that has been covering the walkway surrounding the building will be removed. The sidewalk, […]
Older adults in the Cape Girardeau area should check-out Zumba Gold and Low Impact Aerobics. These daytime group fitness classes are designed specifically for older adults. Download Flier: https://www.cityofcapegirardeau.org/uploads/Main/ParksAndRecs/Classes/2012-daytime-fitness-classes.pdf
“Add Cape Girardeau to the growing list of cities requiring pawn shops and some other secondhand dealers to inventory their purchases for tracking by law enforcement agencies.” Read more from the Southeast Missourian newspaper: http://www.semissourian.com/story/1915231.html […]
The City welcomed a new Planner this month. Marquitrice Wright came from Manitou Springs, Co. She earned her bachelor’s degree in pre-law from Armstrong Atlantic State University in Savannah, Ga. while on active duty in […]
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