Every year, Cape Girardeau’s holiday season kicks off with Old Town Cape’s annual Parade of Lights. Downtown is adorned with lights as classic cars, fire trucks, and parade floats decked out with lights promenade through […]
All City Council documents and video can be viewed online at cityofcape.org/citycouncil. Official meeting minutes will be posted soon. A summary of Council activity from Aug.1, 2016 follows: >>> STUDY SESSION at 5 p.m. Boys […]
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 […]
From a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers News Release The first phase of the most critical rock removal work on the Mississippi River near Thebes, Ill., has been completed ahead of schedule, providing mariners with […]
From a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Dec. 14 News Release The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced today the schedule for removing rock formations in the Mississippi River near Thebes, Ill., that pose a […]
Drought-related low water along the Mississippi River continues to be problematic for barge and other boat traffic. The National Weather Service currently predicts that river water levels will continue falling over coming weeks. Various methods […]
How can unemployment and employment rates both be down? Southeast Missouri State University’s Director of Economic Research Dr. Bruce Domazlicky explains on Cape Chronicle. Download the Fall 2012 Business Indicators Report More economic research […]
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