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  • Pet insurance can cover unexpected veterinary bills, and, in some cases, routine wellness expenses, too. However, policies vary greatly in price and coverage. If you are considering insurance for your pet, be sure to understand how plans work before you sign up.
  • This weekend is a big one for SEMO Women’s Tennis, as the Redhawks will host Murray State and Austin Peay to finish out the regular season and have an opportunity to clinch another regular season OVC Championship.
  • “Doug Tompkins spent the first half of his life scaling the peaks of capitalism, founding iconic companies including THE NORTH FACE and ESPRIT. Then he realized he had climbed the wrong mountain. Moving to a remote cabin in Patagonia without electricity or running water, he launched one of the greatest conservation efforts the world has ever seen.”
  • On Friday, April 8, 2022, the Codefi and efactory teams were joined by State and Federal officials in Cape Girardeau as the programs announced the launch of one of the largest regional workforce and economic development initiatives in Missouri's history.
  • Southeast Missouri State University director of athletics Brady Barke was named a Cushman & Wakefield AD of the Year (ADOY) by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).
  • As the book jacket says, “Discussions become debates, debates become arguments, which turn into fights. As sides are declared, a madness takes hold.” There are four or five murder suspects and like any good mystery, it’s not solved until the last pages of the book.
  • Trade shows, a traditional early herald of springtime, may bring welcome relief. While some shows have been canceled due to the pandemic, others are occurring while following strict safety protocols, or being held in a virtual format. Better Business Bureau has advice as you plan your outing to any upcoming trade show, or as you gear up to attend an online version.
  • Demand for summer camps is surging as COVID-19 restrictions are relaxed. Parents should look beyond glossy brochures and pretty website pictures when searching for the right camp for their child. The safety, health and satisfaction of children should be the camp’s top priority. When choosing a camp, parents need to use the same care and common sense they would use in evaluating a day care program.
  • If you are looking to read about the human condition, danger, excitement and exceptional heroics then you must read Julian Sancton’s book Madhouse at the End of the Earth.
  • 1 in 10 college athletes have difficulty functioning due to depression. Mental health concerns are higher with student athletes of color and those who report housing instability, food insecurity and lack of access to health care and appropriate facilities to maintain their training.
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