Cycling Saves Another Life

Posted by Kurt Glore on January 6, 2010 I recently had an opportunity to spend some time with John Robinson, one of the newest members of the Parkland Cyclists. When I asked John how long he had been cycling and what got him started I was amazed by his answer.

Showme.net Acquired By Big River Telephone

Showme.net is an Internet Service Provider located in Jackson, Missouri which provides internet solutions to customers throughout the heartland. Big River Telephone will continue to provide customers of Showme.net the same products and services they currently receive, backed by Big River Telephone’s superior customer service. Big River Telephone will handle billing duties and will also fulfill all remaining contractual agreements with Showme.net customers.....Read More

Sign up now! - Web Advantage Internet Marketing Seminar in Farmington Missouri

The state of Missouri has proposed that 95% of the state’s population have access to broadband services within five years. We support this initiative, but how does it help you...

Missouri 2-1-1

Need Help? Not sure where to turn? In Missouri, try calling 2-1-1. This new toll free telephone number is available to you twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

Press Release - Missouri.Me Getting International Attention

Another Web site taking advantage of the “me” message is Missouri.Me. The U.S. geo-targeted site encourages Web visitors to use Missouri.Me as a “one-stop shopping” location for anything they want to know ...

Mo DNR warns of bacteria risk in floodwaters

Missouri environmental officials are warning of increased levels of bacteria in flooded rivers and streams.

Missouri DNR warns of bacteria risk in floodwaters

Missouri environmental officials are warning of increased levels of bacteria in flooded rivers and streams.

FBI May Be Behind Your New Facebook Friend

The Feds are on Facebook. And MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, too. U.S. law enforcement agents are following the rest of the Internet world into popular social-networking services, going undercover with false online profiles to communicate with suspects and gather private information, according to an internal Justice Department document that offers ...

Doctors join book clubs

Doctors, nurses and other health care workers are tapping into their inner Tolstoys to better connect with patients.

Mo. DNR warns of bacteria risk in floodwaters

Missouri environmental officials are warning of increased levels of bacteria in flooded rivers and streams.

Art exhibit to highlight Missouri's puppy mill industry

A group that advocates for animals is using a traveling art exhibit to call attention to Missouri's puppy mill industry.

Touring art exhibit aimed at raising awareness about Missouri puppy mills

A group that advocates for animals is using a traveling art exhibit to call attention to Missouri's puppy mill industry.

Man charged with statutory rape of 14-year-old

A 36-year-old Cape Girardeau man was charged March 11 with second-degree statutory rape for allegedly having sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl.

Cape man pleads not guilty to 2005 robbery

A Cape Girardeau man who has been connected to a 2005 robbery at Quik Cash, 125 Broadview St., pleaded not guilty to the charges before Circuit Court Judge William L. Syler on Monday.

Spring trial set for man charged in high-speed chase

A Cape Girardeau man involved in a high-speed chase to Scott City last year will go to trial in the spring, Circuit Court Judge William L. Syler decided Monday.

Court Refuses to Halt Recall of NJ Sen. Menendez

Killer executed 1 week after suicide attempt

UPDATE 2-US Senate bill threatens stiff penalties on China

Plane kills beach jogger in SC emergency landing

Suicidal inmate faces execution today

Electoral Law revision makes an epoch

FBI joins Mexico probe into consulate slayings

US, Mexico probe consulate staff deaths

Plane kills man in SC emergency beach landing

Investigators Can't Replicate Runaway Prius