Christopher Borro

John’s Pharmacy is acquiring Key Drugs in Poplar Bluff as owner Marty Michel retires. Key Drugs will close Nov. 29, with prescriptions moved to the Poplar Bluff John’s Pharmacy location.

Grace Recovery, formerly One City, shifts its mission to focus on faith-based addiction recovery.

Don Carlos restaurant has reopened in West Park Mall, offering the same menu and hours as before after relocating from its previous Cape Girardeau location

SEMPO’s recent open houses revealed public interest in expanded transportation options as officials seek input to finalize the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan for the Cape Girardeau and Jackson areas.

The Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce unveiled new tourism and professional development initiatives, including a Jackson to Jackson exchange and expanded business events, at its annual partner luncheon.

UJRO’s annual report to the Jackson mayor and Board of Aldermen highlights over $231,000 invested in uptown Jackson improvements, new community events and plans for a refreshed mission.

UJRO’s annual report to the Jackson mayor and Board of Aldermen highlights over $231,000 invested in uptown Jackson improvements, new community events and plans for a refreshed mission.

Bites Revolving Bar on Kingshighway brings a mix of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean cuisine to Cape Girardeau.

Electric vehicle enthusiasts gather in Cape Girardeau for the EVCCON convention, featuring car displays, demos, test drives and community events.

Board & Brush franchise signs five-year renewal

Kim Dixon has been appointed interim executive director of Safe House of Southeast Missouri, succeeding Jessica Hill, who is leaving to join the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.

Local chambers of commerce are set to host multiple networking events this Thursday and Friday, offering business professionals opportunities to connect.

Local chambers of commerce are set to host multiple networking events this Thursday and Friday, offering business professionals opportunities to connect.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri celebrates 25 years in Cape Girardeau, highlighting its innovative mentoring programs and lasting impact on local youth.

A new SEMO REDI report highlights a growing need for expanded technical training in Southeast Missouri to address persistent labor shortages in key industries.

KFVS12 in Cape Girardeau marked 100 years of broadcasting in July, with on-air personalities and leadership reflecting on its origins, technological milestones and the enduring legacy of founder Oscar C. Hirsch.

Cape Girardeau County commissioners reviewed updates to the hiring policy clarifying rules on employing relatives and referred bids for HR and tax services to the appropriate departments for evaluation during their Thursday, July 17, meeting.

Area farmers gathered at The Flock Farm in Anna, Illinois, for a hands-on demonstration of regenerative agriculture, learning soil and grazing techniques aimed at promoting sustainable and chemical-free farming.

New SEMO president Brad Hodson outlines plans to boost university impact, strengthen regional partnerships and balance online and in-person learning during an address to Cape Girardeau business leaders.

New SEMO president Brad Hodson will headline the First Friday Coffee on July 11, while local chambers host networking events for area professionals in Jackson and Cape Girardeau earlier in the week.