Cape Girardeau is positioned for further success! Road and sewer work is underway at the new business park location to accommodate the future Pepsi distribution site and other potential developers already working with our economic […]
Utility extension work for the new residence hall next to Southeast Missouri State University’s River Campus in Cape Girardeau is expected to begin on Saturday, Aug. 17. During the project, lanes at the intersection of […]
Tim Richmond started working with the City of Cape Girardeau on July 1 as City Engineer II. Before working for the City, Richmond retired from the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT). Richmond decided to take this job […]
Construction of the new CVS Pharmacy will result in road work in Cape Girardeau, starting on Monday, July 22. William Street, near the intersection with Kingshighway, will be narrowed for approximately one week, as new […]
Executive Director Dr. James Stapleton, of the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Southeast Missouri State University, discusses the Center’s mission of helping individuals start businesses, innovate new products and services, expand existing businesses, and […]
Ryan Shrimplin has been working with the City of Cape Girardeau as City Planner since November 2011. Before coming to Cape Girardeau, Shrimplin was a planner with a local government in Ohio and then worked in […]
James Price became Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Manager on March 20 for the City of Cape Girardeau Development Services Division. “We make detailed maps for the City,” Price said. “Almost everything the City does, if […]
Casey Brunke has been the City Engineer for the City of Cape Girardeau Development Services Department’s Engineering Division since 2010. Brunke is from the small town of Tilsit, Mo., which is just west of Gordonville. […]
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 […]
Council & Policy – Business and liquor license changes are coming at the Nov. 19 City Council meeting. Changes would update the Sunday liquor sales ordinances to mirror the State law. Penalties could be imposed for […]
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