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What are you reading? "Give and Take," by Adam Grant (7/20/20)You have some fundamental subconscious assumptions about success. We all do. If you're like most of us, one of those fundamental assumptions is that a competitive orientation is the only way to win... -
Wayne Wallingford interview with B Magazine (7/16/20)There are a number of important political races in our area this year, a few, because of term limits, pitting talented individuals against each other in districts without an incumbent. The following... -
John Voss interview with B Magazine (7/16/20) -
Andy Leighton interview with B Magazine (7/16/20) -
Iconic courthouse finds path to 21st Century (7/13/20)Search “Cape Girardeau” on Google, and the one image that appears is the iconic Common Pleas courthouse on the hill, overlooking the Mississippi River. In 1853, traveling from New Orleans, members of... -
Satire: The Pajama Game (7/12/20)The pandemic brought a cruel reality to gamblers. They had money in their pocket from stimulus checks, but precious few opportunities to wager on anything. Casinos were closed. Racetracks were... -
Can We Talk About Mental Illness: Regional behavioral health facilities transform lives (7/8/20)It's a line Caroline Harding-Ritter, a resident of Cape Girardeau, wrote in her journal during her five-day stay at the Behavioral Health Unit at Southeast Health Center of Stoddard County in Dexter,... -
Status update: VA's $47 milllion clinic on schedule (7/6/20)St. Louis; Poplar Bluff, Missouri; and Marion, Illinois. By and large, those have been the primary options for military veterans in this region in need of anything beyond basic health care services... -
Kathy Swan interview with B Magazine (7/3/20)I am a small businesswoman running a small wireless communications company, and I previously worked as a nurse. I served on the Cape Girardeau City Council and Cape Girardeau School Board and was... -
Holly Rehder interview with B Magazine (7/3/20)Rehder: I first got involved in government because as a business owner, I saw how often the government hurt small businesses and workers; I wanted to see people with skin in the game represent the... -
Donnie Owens interview with B Magazine (7/3/20)Donnie Owens Democrat candidate for Missouri Senate District 27 Owens previously ran for Missouri Senate in 2004 and 2016, losing to Jason Crowell and Wayne Wallingford. He describes himself as a... -
Business experiences shape two key races (7/3/20)I am a small businesswoman running a small wireless communications company, and I previously worked as a nurse. I am proud to have served on the Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education, the... -
The Boatmen's Way: Where many area bankers got their start (7/2/20)In the '80s and '90s, Boatmen's Bank was the team everyone wanted to be part of -- from bankers to board members to customers. It dominated the market, and many of the 30-something-year-old bankers... -
Sponsored: Continuing the Legacy: From Boatmen's to First Missouri State Bank (7/2/20)Treat others the way you want to be treated. That was the Boatmen's Way, and with nine First Missouri State Bank employees who got their start at Boatmen's, it's how they build their bank community,... -
Business briefs (7/1/20)Work on the Missouri's National Veterans Memorial project in Perryville, Missouri, has earned Robinson Construction a national Excellence in Construction(R) Eagle Award, which will be presented...
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Collaboration and Innovation: Cape hospitals face public health, financial challenges during pandemic (6/29/20)Health care providers have faced numerous challenges during the coronavirus pandemic. Not all have been health related. When states began lockdowns in March, hospitals, expecting a wave of COVID-19...
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