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Business Notebook: Bohannon Cleaners in Scott City celebrates 65 years (10/15/18)Ask Jeff Bohannon how the dry cleaning industry has changed in the 65 years since his father started Bohannon Cleaners at 1500 Main St. in Scott City, and he'll tell you clothing itself has changed,... -
5 tips on saving money and time on Halloween costumes (10/15/18)NEW YORK -- Shopping for Halloween costumes doesn't have to be scary. This year, shoppers can find more ways to save time and money. Discounters such as Walmart and Target are expanding their costume...
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Rooms with new views: Hotels try their hand in home-sharing (10/15/18)Travelers sometimes want a cookie-cutter room in a downtown hotel, and they sometimes want a cozy Tuscan farmhouse to share with friends. Hotels have always been good at providing the first one. Now,... -
NerdWallet: Ask Brianna: When a student debt becomes a lot of trouble (10/15/18)"Ask Brianna" is a column from NerdWallet for 20-somethings or anyone else starting out. I'm here to help you manage your money, find a job and pay off student loans -- all the real-world stuff no...
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Google's Waze expands carpooling service throughout U.S. (10/15/18)SAN FRANCISCO -- Google will begin offering its pay-to-carpool service throughout the U.S., an effort to reduce the commute-time congestion its popular Waze navigation app is designed to avoid. The...
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Missouri Delta’s Senior Lifestyles first phase expansion complete (10/12/18)SIKESTON —The completion of the first phase of Senior Lifestyles expansion was recently completed. The new 11-bed unit saw the first wave of patients being moved to the beautiful new space on the... -
Ribbon Cutting-The Christian Academy (10/12/18)The Sikeston Regional Chamber held a make-up ribbon cutting for the newly renovated expansion of The Christian Academy on Oct. 9. As The Christian Academy has continued to grow, last year the Board... -
Tyson Foods offers food and comfort for storm victims (10/12/18)DEXTER, Mo. — Eight hundred sixty-eight thousand, nine hundred seventy. That is how many meals Tyson Foods Inc. Meals That Matter provided to victims of Hurricane Florence. Over a nine-day span Meals...
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Sponsored: Pink Up Funds new 3-D Mammography Machine in Poplar Bluff (10/5/18)Having access to top-notch healthcare is important, and thanks to the efforts of Pink Up™, a new 3-D mammography machine is extending care to those in Poplar Bluff and the surrounding area. Kneibert... -
Sponsored: A Purpose-Driven Retirement: Find Your Purpose, then Fund It (10/3/18)The financial profession spends a substantial amount of time discussing the topic of retirement planning. However, I’ll be one of the first to admit that the profession focuses too myopically on the... -
Business Briefs (8/27/18)Southeast Hospice Offers Annual Children’s Grief Camp Southeast Hospice C.O.O.L. Camp (Children Overcoming Outstanding Loss) will offer its annual one-day grief support camp to children ages 6-15 who...
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Sponsored: Nurse Practitioners Equal Another Primary Care Option (8/27/18)Nurse practitioners are nurses who have undergone advanced training and are able to diagnose and treat illnesses and injuries, order lab work and imaging tests, and write prescriptions. They can... -
Sponsored: Leaders in our region's healthcare (8/24/18)Healthcare is changing in our region, and EBO MD is one healthcare provider at the forefront of development. Tony Thompson and Josh Stephens are the founders of EBO MD, a Direct Primary Care clinic... -
Homecooked and The Read Read startups cinch 1st50K competition (8/24/18)Considering the stakes -- $50,000 in funding and mentorship -- happy hour is a breezy affair on the eve of Codefi's 1st50k startup competition. The seven teams of founders crowd around the... -
See You at the Shipyard: Experiential marketing is the new price and product (8/24/18)I am not a music festival guy. But I have been to Sturgill Simpson, Judah and the Lion and Jack White and concerts in St. Louis this past year. I’ve been to stadiums and dive bars in Tokyo and... -
Check It Out: Book recommendations by local business people (8/24/18)Principal, Richmond + Blanton in Sikeston, Missouri More than 17 months ago, I shifted my career and felt I needed a refresher and enlightenment on how to manage myself as an independent consultant.... -
Sponsored: Delta Companies Inc. -- Growing for the future (8/24/18)Delta is a site development and highway contractor specializing in asphalt paving and road construction materials. In addition to construction activities, Delta produces aggregates, asphalt paving...
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Sponsored: Introducing the Youth Coding League (8/24/18)What if, growing up, Bill Gates was viewed similarly to Michael Jordan? Or Steve Wozniak was as cool as Derek Jeter? What if STEM-related skills were as exciting and as cool as sports? What if we... -
Business Briefs: August 2018 (8/24/18)Twelve SoutheastHEALTH marketing projects received statewide recognition at the recent Show Me Excellence Awards held at Camden on the Lake in Osage Beach, Missouri. Southeast won first place for...
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From the publisher: Leading from a position of service (8/24/18)Each summer, we make an appeal to you, our readers, to help us find local newsmakers. These are people not content to sit idly by when they see something that needs attention. They want to help, see...
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What's up: Updates on past stories in B Magazine (8/24/18)The inaugural edition of B Magazine featured hospital CEOs Ken Bateman and Maryann Reese as "agents of change," more open to collaboration than their predecessors at SoutheastHEALTH and Saint...
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Proposition D Gas Tax: Need to know (8/24/18)Blame it on more efficient vehicles. Blame it on a fuel tax not indexed to inflation. Regardless, Missouri’s gas tax, which has not been raised since 1996, is short when it comes to funding roads and...
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Voters Reject Prop A: What this means for you (8/24/18)More than 67 percent of Missouri voters voted against Proposition A on August 7, so it's official: the bill colloquially known as Right to Work will be repealed. If it had been passed, Prop A would...
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The Martha Major Improvements Coming* (8/24/18)Cape Girardeau has announced a new program to zealously enforce old and new city ordinances to increase revenue for future construction projects. Recently the city pursued charges against the carGO... -
2018 Newsmakers: Dr. Chelsea Grigery (8/23/18)When Dr. Chelsea Grigery, MD was in sixth grade at Sikeston Middle School, she entered the Southeast Missouri Regional Science Fair. Six years later as a senior in high school, her project about lyme... -
2018 Newsmakers: Andrea Roseman (8/23/18)When Andrea Roseman began substitute teaching for a Sunday school class for people with special needs at Lynwood Baptist Church five and a half years ago, she never dreamed she would found Access... -
2018 Newsmakers: Heather Couch (8/23/18)Farming in the bootheel of Missouri is big business. Think $1.2 billion annually. Heather Couch has played a large role in helping make this possible in Scott, New Madrid and Cape Girardeau counties... -
2018 Newsmakers: Kendra Eads (8/23/18)Due to mismanagement issues, the Southeast Missouri Network Against Sexual Violence (SEMO-NASV) was on the brink of disintegration. Then, in 2016, Kendra Eads stepped in as the director. Eads secured...
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