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Several weeks ago the famous albino deer of Cape Girardeau was killed by a local hunter, now it seems it’s ghost has come back to haunt him. Well, not really, but another albino deer, a doe, has been spotted in Cape Girardeau near Old Sprigg St., and its full white coat does make it rather ghostly, or perhaps she just wanted her outfit to match the snow.
Prepare for the Halloween season with “Sister’s Back to School Catechism: The Holy Ghost…
Venus Williams
U.S. tennis icon Venus Williams will speak about her successful career on…
From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Southeast Missouri State University will celebrate Hispanic…
Southeast Missouri State University observed 9/11 with a solemn flag ceremony on the…
Experience a weekend filled with hands-on history in Cape Girardeau with the docking of…
The SEMO District Fair in Arena Park is just around the corner and as the cooler…
Labor Day weekend is here! The beloved four day weekend and the dreaded end of summer…
The 2017 Eclipse has come and gone. Now what do you do with those prized solar glasses?
“Equine Therapy, also referred to as Horse Therapy, is a form of therapy that involves…
Cape:
Eclipse Viewing Party at Kellers
Monday August 21st Noon-4pm
Kellers in the Isle…
Calling all 21+ movie goers! Have you ever wished for an ice cold beer or a savory…
“Broadway’s Next H!T Musical” (BNHM) will kick off the Southeast Missouri State…
The Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo takes place August 9 -12, 2017 with a full lineup of…
I am sure many of you have plans for the first solar eclipse visible in the US in 38…
Robert Orr was stopped in the left-turn lane of Highway 74 at Kingshighway when his…
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