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Bankruptcies

Bankruptcies filed through December for the Southeastern Division of the Eastern District of Missouri's U.S. Bankruptcy Court are listed below with their corresponding case number. The Southeast...

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Health briefs

EYECARE OFFICE OPENS IN FARMINGTON FARMINGTON, Mo. -- Dr. Megan Pinkston began work Dec. 5 at the new Clarkson Eyecare office in Farmington, reported the Park Hills Daily Journal. The office is at...

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Warm holiday wishes at Franklin Elementary

The law firm of Lanzotti and Rau LLC warmed up the winter holiday season by providing more than 250 pairs of gloves and 250 hats to the students at Franklin Elementary School. ...

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Tax liens

CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY Tax liens and lien discharges recorded at the office of Scott R. Clark, recorder of deeds, during December are filed by the Missouri Department of Revenue, except as indicated...

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Sapsuckers show up in area in winter

This is a juvenile male yellow-bellied sapsucker on a pecan tree. A male yellow-bellied sapsucker will have two patches of red feathers. One patch runs across the top of the bird's head. The other is...

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Number of health care providers may not be able to meet growing demand

Eighty percent of Missouri, including all of Southeast Missouri, has already been designated a Health Provider Shortage Area by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. While the goal of...

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Tips for incorporating healthy habits into your workday

Staying healthy at work isn't always easy. Tempting treats await in the vending machine nearby, co-workers are sneezing and the stress is often mounting. Business Today asked several local health...

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Dr. Sarah Holt discusses her latest endeavor

Administrator, professor, author. Dr. Sarah Holt's titles and responsibilities are extensive. Holt -- the administrator for Cape Surgical Clinic Inc. and Breast Care Center, Cape Medical Billing...

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What you need to know about starting a workplace wellness program

Through its WorkWell training series, the Cape Girardeau Area Chamber of Commerce is helping local businesses create wellness programs that are good for employees' individual health, workplace...

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How massage is being used in health care

A massage isn't just a luxury anymore. It's been proven to relieve many symptoms and diseases, and is being used more often for medical health and well-being. "In my nine years, every one of my...

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Business licenses

Business licenses issued in Cape Girardeau during December include the following:Broadway Esquire Entertainment Group, 1606 Independence St., No. 7 Broadway Fashion Shop, 805 Broadway Cape Air, 420...

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Paying for diabetes: Disease, complications cost U.S. more than $170 billion

More than 25 million people in the U.S. have diabetes, according to the latest numbers from the American Diabetes Association. More than triple that number -- 79 million people -- have pre-diabetes....

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Names in the News

WATSON JOINS MRV BANKS STE. GENEVIEVE, Mo. -- Doug Watson joined MRV Banks as president and CEO. He has 33 years of banking experience, most recently as president and CEO for a bank in southwest...

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Business briefs

ELECTRIC BUSINESS OPENS IN DEXTER DEXTER, Mo. -- The Dexter Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting Dec. 9 for All About Electric, a new business owned by Brad Wright at the corner of County Road...

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Your Generosity

US Bank donates to Saint Francis Medical Center US Bank donated $1,750 to Saint Francis Medical Center. US Bancorp Foundation donates to organizations that offer support to programs that improve the...

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New exhibit being added to annual Wildlife Supper

SIKESTON, Mo. -- The annual Wildlife Supper is slated to offer more food and a greater view of wildlife as a 48-foot exhibit is added to this year's event. "The exhibit contains over 30 of some of...

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Poll: Most favor limits on euthanasia

LOS ANGELES -- Seven in 10 pet owners say they believe animal shelters should be allowed to euthanize animals only when they are too sick to be treated or too aggressive to be adopted. Only a quarter...

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ConnectionPoint Church pastor leading congregation in spiritual growth, outreach

Many attend church to be connected with God and other believers. Pastor Chris Vaught of ConnectionPoint Church in Jackson sees the mission of the church to be just that. "We exist to connect people...

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Poff - Lohmann

PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Alec and Sarah Poff of Blue Springs, Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ellen Poff, to Chris Lohmann. He is the son of Terry and Mary Lohmann of Perryville. Poff...

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Moser - Strickland

Julie Ann Moser and Kyle William Strickland exchanged wedding vows Oct. 15, 2011, at Good Shepherd Lutheran Chapel. The Rev. Barry Pfanstiel performed the ceremony. Music was provided by Erika...

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