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Dr. Pam Parry, an esteemed media historian and professor at Southeast Missouri State University, has passed away. Known for her work on Eisenhower and women in politics, she was a beloved educator and author.
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Dr. Alberto Dávila, Dean of Harrison College of Business and Computing, has passed away.
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Southeast Missouri State University has implemented new security measures across campus, installing U-bolt-style door locks in all academic classrooms to improve safety in the event of emergencies.
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The Cape Police Department swore in Dr. Richard Flotron on Thursday, November 14. Flotron was sworn in as a commissioned DPS officer after beginning his role this fall.
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SEMO's International Education Month kicks off, offering events like "Taste the World" and Culture Cafes to bring domestic and international students together.
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Explore how a Republican watch party on election night becomes a stage for Jeanie Hink's protest ballads, capturing personal and political tensions through music.
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Local candidates Rick Vandeven and Michael Davis share reflections and gratitude at the Cape County Democrats election watch party, emphasizing community involvement and personal stakes in Amendment 3.
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Nestled in the heart of Cape Girardeau, South Side Farms stands as a beacon of hope in a food desert, dedicated to transforming lives through access to fresh, nutritious produce.Founded eight years ago by Jimmy Wilferth, the farm emerged from an encounter with a young student facing hunger during school breaks. This moment ignited a mission to ensure that no one would go hungry in an area where healthy food options were scarce.
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Missouri's political significance has waned since its battleground status in 2008. Once a battleground, the state now leans Republican, shifting national campaign focus elsewhere. Can it regain influence?
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On Wed. Sept. 11, a shooting on N. Sprigg Street left one injured, and on Fri. Sept. 13, police named a suspect. This marks the second incident near campus in four months.