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History in the making

Guest blogger Dr. Adam Criblez, associate professor at The Center for Regional History at SEMO,  shares the best ways to experience history firsthand this spring in Cape Girardeau. Cape Girardeau is one of the oldest cities in Missouri, tracing its European roots to the mid-1700s. Today, visitors can explore the rich history of the region ... Read More

Perfect Parks: Cape Girardeau’s unique parks and recreation areas

Spring and early summer are the perfect time to take a tour of Cape Girardeau’s unique parks and recreation areas. In total, Cape Girardeau offers 25 parks covering more than 660 acres of land – all with a variety of features and amenities. In honor of National Take A Walk In A Park Day, we’re ... Read More

Eating out: Best places to enjoy lunch outside in Cape Girardeau

As Mark Twain once wrote: “It’s Spring fever. That is what the name of it is. And when you’ve got it, you want—oh, you don’t quite know what it is you do want, but it just fairly makes your heart ache, you want it so!” If you’re experiencing symptoms of Spring fever yourself, Cape Girardeau ... Read More

Fresh Take: The best places to view Spring early in Cape Girardeau

After February’s winter weather, we’re likely all ready for some Spring time. Check out three of our favorite places to catch early glimpses of the new season in Cape Girardeau. The Mississippi River Front Downtown Cape Girardeau is a beautiful place to get out and enjoy warmer temps, especially along the river front and the ... Read More

French History: Exploring Cape Girardeau’s French heritage for Mardi Gras

From the city’s original namesake, French officer Jean Baptiste de Girardot, to architectural and cultural influences, Cape Girardeau is among several communities along the Mississippi River whose French heritage is alive and well. In honor Mardi Gras, we’re exploring some of that heritage with three places you can experience it firsthand in the city’s downtown ... Read More

Celebrating African American History Month in Cape Girardeau

For African American History Month, we’re exploring Cape Girardeau’s trove of related historical sites. Due to ongoing construction at the historic Common Pleas Courthouse, visitors cannot currently enjoy Ivers Square. This area will soon be a remarkable addition to the history of Cape Girardeau! Say abreast on the updates and come visit these exciting downtown ... Read More

Romantic backdrops: Exploring the city’s most scenic locales for marriage proposals and weddings

Love is in the air this month, and that makes it a popular time for marriage proposals. A recent survey found that as many as 6 million couples get engaged on Valentine’s Day each year*. If you’re pondering a future trip down the aisle (or just like to admire scenic views), check out some of ... Read More

Take a Hike… in Cape

It’s hard to believe it’s a little over a month until the winter season begins. Make the most of the rest of autumn while you still can. Get out there and enjoy the beautiful fall foliage and crisp, cool air. What better way to surround yourself in the serenity of nature than by making a ... Read More

Random Acts of Kindness

Have you ever been the recipient of a random act of kindness? It could be something as simple as your coffee being purchased by the car in front of you at the drive-thru or a sweet note sent to you in the mail. Whatever it may have been, those kind of moments are ones that ... Read More

Your Guide to Holiday Shopping in Cape Girardeau

The holiday season is kicking off which means Christmas is right around the corner. Though Christmas is about much more than the gifts around the tree, we know that the pressure of finding the perfect present for your loved ones can seem like a big challenge. Let us help you do your holiday shopping this ... Read More
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