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Courtesy of The Cape Girardeau Fire Department/https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=224257539832865&set=a.205798065012146The City of Cape Girardeau announced the passing of fire inspector Ivan LaGrand. He served the community for 25 years. Mayor Bob Fox ordered all U.S. and Missouri flags at public buildings in Cape Girardeau be flown at half-staff until the day of interment to commemorate the former employee of the Cape Girardeau Fire Department. -
Better Business Bureau/According to Amazon, this year’s must-have toys include the Galactic Snackin’ Grogu Animatronic, game consoles such as Nintendo Switch and PlayStation, LEGO, and L.O.L. Surprise Dolls. Scammers are using the toys' popularity to trick parents out of their money.
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The City Council General Election will take place in April of 2022. -
United Way of Southeast Missouri held a community conversation at the One City building last week. KRCU attended the meeting which discussed many community-level issues centering around Health, Education, and Business.
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The new spacious shelter will feature additional amenities and safety benefits for animals, as well as opportunities for community involvement.
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The new spacious shelter will feature additional amenities and safety benefits for animals, as well as opportunities for community involvement.
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MSHSAA’s Girls Volleyball State Championships are taking place this weekend from Nov. 4 through Nov. 6 at Cape Girardeau’s Show-Me-Center. While the event has been held at the Show-Me-Center for the last few years, this is the first time it's been here since the outbreak of COVID-19.
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Special elections were held on Nov. 2nd in various counties in Missouri, regarding the issue of an internet sales use tax. The new tax comes in wake of the federal Wayfair decision that requires retailers to collect the same tax for online sales as if purchases were made locally.
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As Domestic Violence Awareness month drew to a close, a fall festival on SEMO’s campus reminded everyone of the importance of being healthy and happy in all aspects of life.
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Are you using a dating app? According to the Better Business Bureau, some con artists are taking a sinister approach to romance scams by blackmailing their victims.
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On November 6th and 7th, the Crisp Museum at the Southeast River Campus is hosting a 'peyote-stitch' beading workshop. Candy Nadimpally recently spoke with Ellen Flentge, Curator of Education at the Crisp Museum, about the ancient artform.
