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Brogan Davis lowered his own Cape Gator team record in the 50-yard backstroke at the Paducah Valentine Invitational. Davis lowered his record in the boys 11-to-12 age division to 28.87 seconds. The...

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Southeast Missouri State gymnastics team drops dual meet to Iowa State

The Southeast Missouri State gymnastics team posted its second-highest score of the season Monday during a loss at Iowa State. ISU, ranked 29th nationally, rolled to a 195.225-191.200 win in Ames,...

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Bald Knob Cross board eyes date for lighting improvements

Alto Pass Ill. -- The Bald Knob Cross of Peace will be lit with state-of-the art LED lights, its board of directors decided during its annual meeting last week. The lights will bring the 48-year-old...

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High school roundup: Meadow Heights girls romp past Saxony Lutheran 72-28

All the local high school events reported Monday to the Southeast Missourian.

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Southeast Missouri State baseball team will play its first home game today

The Southeast baseball team makes its home debut against Harris-Stowe State

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Early morning earthquake hits East Prairie; Cape residents feel shaking

An earthquake that measured 4.0 occurred at 3:58 a.m. five miles northwest of East Prairie on Tuesday. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, National Earthquake Information Center, the depth of...

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Man's video of 'Star Wars' guitar draws lots of web hits

SIKESTON, Mo. -- You've never heard of the Millennium Falcon? It's a guitar built for light-speed Han solos. With this guitar, you should be able to play Van Halen's "Eruption" in less than 12...

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Mo. Board of Education OKs No Child waiver

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Missouri Board of Education has approved the state's request for a waiver from some provisions of the federal No Child Left Behind law. Members voted Tuesday to...

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Bringing in Russian orchestra benefits students and community

Organizers say bringing a Russian symphony to the River Campus benefits both students and community members. The Tchaikovsky St. Petersburg Symphony Orchestra is set to perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday...

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Artifacts 2/24/12

Classical guitarist Patrick Rafferty will present a concert of works for solo guitar at the Shuck Recital Hall on the River Campus of Southeast Missouri State University at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The...

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RCP opens the season with nine actors

The River City Players will open its 2012 season with one of the largest casts in recent memory. Nine actors will breath life into the play "Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean."...

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Filmmakers hurt movie with blurred lines

The military drama "Act of Valor" is a strange hybrid of authentic action and fake thrills -- and the biggest disservice the filmmakers do to their subject is blurring the line to the point where the...

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SEMO baseball

Coming off the winter months, the sights and sounds of spring are a welcomed change from winter's bluster. Locally, one of the first signs that spring is just around the corner is the start of...

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Helping the disabled

Are blue skies ahead for people with developmental disabilities in Cape Girardeau County? Will there be an alternative to the current sheltered workshop in Cape Girardeau soon? An alternative that...

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Speak Out 2/24/12

THE low voter turnout in Missouri's presidential preference primary came at a high price -- an estimated $7 million for the election, or more than $21 for each vote cast. This at a time when Missouri...

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This is how it all starts ...

There has been some fallout since I recounted, last week, the massive clean-out of our basement, during which over a week more than four decades of accumulated stuff was sorted and sifted and...

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Prayer 2/24/12

Lord Jesus, may we place our trust in you, leaning not on our own understanding. Amen.

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Sikeston man faces rape, molestation charges

BENTON, Mo. -- A Sikeston, Mo., man is in custody following a sexual assault investigation involving a young girl. Jerry W. Decker, 34, is charged with 10 counts of forcible rape, 10 counts of...

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Gov. Nixon nominates student rep for SEMO board of regents

Gov. Jay Nixon nominated a new student representative to the Southeast Missouri State University Board of Regents on Thursday. Kevin Magnan, a criminal justice major from Festus, Mo., was nominated...

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Cape County commissioners OK spending on shelving

The Cape Girardeau County Commission approved several items at its meeting Thursday. Commissioners approved a motion to spend up to $32,000 for shelving for the recorder of deeds office; changing...

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