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Patients with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield health coverage at Mercy Hospital Perry will be affected by the news that Mercy has ended contracts with the insurance giant.
Mercy ends contracts with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
ST. LOUIS – After months of negotiation with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS), Mercy has provided written notice to end its contracts with Anthem in the state of Missouri. These contracts … more
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Ward 2 Aldermen Curt Buerck, left, and Doug Martin discuss a business matter during the Sept. 3 Perryville Board of Aldermen meeting.
Perryville Board of Aldermen accepts 2024 city audit report
Meeting in regular session at city hall on the evening of Sept. 3, the Perryville Board of Aldermen accepted the city’s audit report and approved another multi-million-dollar payment to … more
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Craig Thomas creates a piece of art on a sidewalk slab in downtown Perryville on the afternoon of Sept. 5. Thomas, who has dyslexia and is an introvert, said he enjoys the positive feedback he receives from the public exhibition of his artwork.
Renowned street painter returns to town for chalk art festival
It’s amazing how a person can transform a slab of sidewalk into a piece of art with only a little bit of paint and a whole lot of talent. Craig Thomas, a freelance artist living in Cape … more
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Motorcyclists will be filling the streets of downtown Perryville for the 12th annual Bikers on the Square being held Sept. 20 and 21.
Bikers on the Square returns to Perryville next weekend
Expect to see motorcycles filling the streets of downtown Perryville on Sept. 20 and 21 as a group of veterans and motorcycle enthusiasts participate in the 12th annual Bikers on the Square. … more
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With the reorganization of the Perry County Republican Central Committee, its chairman and the chairman of the Perry County Republican Club have announced that they are now united and working together. Pictured are: (front) Julie Huber, Sandy Haertling, chairman; Brian Cooper, secretary; Dana Hoehn, Emma Manche, Tom Unger, Angie Schuessler and Craig Schuessler; (back) Greg Haertling, Allen Muench, Pam Muench, Mark Renaud, vice chairman; Josiah Renaud, Derrick Manche and Chris Francis, treasurer. Not pictured: Tammy Palisch
United and Working Together
Mike Kehoe, who voters chose Tuesday in the Republican primary for governor, speaks about beating the odds after walking into his election-night party in Jefferson City.
Republicans spend $65 million in primaries for statewide offices
Newly filed campaign disclosure reports show that the top three finishers combined to spend $27.5 million in the Republican primary for governor, with the winner, Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, accounting for … more
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City Administrator Brent Buerck discusses the work in progress on the runway at the Perryville Regional Airport. The multi-million-dollar project is expected to be completed in October.
Board OKs almost $4.5 million payment for airport runway work
The Perryville Board of Aldermen approved a multi-million-dollar payment for runway improvements at the city’s regional airport when it met in regular session Aug. 20 at city hall. The … more
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Equipment for use with Perryville’s new outdoor warning siren activation system is in the office of Emergency Management Director Jeremy Mantz.
Perryville automates outdoor warning siren activation
Most Missouri residents know the feeling in the pit of their stomachs when they hear the sound of an outdoor warning siren. While its sound is far from pleasant, it is the most effective way to alert … more
Improvements to the Perryville Regional Airport runway have been underway for a little over a month. Work is expected to be completed sometime in October.
Perryville Regional Airport undergoing runway improvements
Improvements to the runway at Perryville Regional Airport, which began on Aug. 1, are progressing. The project is expected to be completed sometime in October. The airport, which features the … more
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School staff, board members and local dignitaries participate in the Aug. 30 groundbreaking ceremony for Saxony High School’s new Agriculture Science Multipurpose Building.
Saxony H.S. holds groundbreaking for new agriculture building
Around 50 people attended a groundbreaking ceremony held Aug. 30 on the Saxony High School campus in Jackson to celebrate the construction of a new Agriculture Science Multipurpose Building. More … more
Citizens Electric Corporation will become a separate entity after it reached an agreement with the Wabash Valley Power Association to no longer be a member.
Citizens Electric leaving Wabash Valley Power Association
Citizens Electric Corporation (Citizens) has announced that, as of June 1, it will no longer be a member of Wabash Valley Power Association, Inc. (Wabash Valley). The two entities say this move … more
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Childcare providers have been struggling to keep their doors open and, in some cases, forced to shutter due to technical issues with the education department’s disbursal of federal funds.
Legislative hearings planned about childcare subsidy ‘crisis’
Missouri legislative leaders are demanding answers from state education officials about a monthslong backlog in a childcare subsidy program. Two House committees — the budget committee and … more
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U.S. Representative Jason Smith visits the Perryville Pumpkin Farm on Aug. 21 as part of his annual Farm Tour.
Congressman visits Perryville Pumpkin Farm last week
WASHINGTON – U.S. Representative Jason Smith (R-District 8) visited the Perryville Pumpkin Farm Aug. 21 for his annual Farm Tour. “I appreciate Brian and Dianna Koenig for taking me … more
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One of many SEMO Food Bank volunteers organizes donated food into boxes for distribution to those in need.
SEMO Food Bank asks public to help end hunger in September
SIKESTON – September is Hunger Action Month, and Feeding America is encouraging one million actions nationwide to end hunger. During the month-long campaign, Southeast Missouri Food Bank will … more
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The Perry County University of Missouri Extension Center is hosting two eight-week Stay Strong, Stay Healthy strength training programs for middle-aged and older adults who want to build strength, improve balance, and live a more independent lifestyle.
Stay Strong, Stay Healthy program planned for September
The Perry County University of Missouri Extension Center is hosting two eight-week Stay Strong, Stay Healthy strength training programs for middle-aged and older adults who are looking to build … more
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Students hold up anti-abortion signs at the Midwest March for Life on May 1 at the Missouri State Capitol.
Lawsuit seeks to knock abortion-rights amendment off ballot
A pair of Republican state legislators and an anti-abortion activist filed a lawsuit Thursday asking a judge to block an abortion-rights constitutional amendment from appearing on the Nov. 5 ballot. … more
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Cape man seriously hurt in motorcycle accident
A Cape Girardeau man received serious injuries in a motorcycle accident that occurred at 7:56 p.m. Sunday on Perry County Road 447 at Route A. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the … more
Marble Hill loses police department in mass resignation
According to a Facebook message by the city police chief, the City of Marble Hill lost all its active-duty police officers as of Aug. 23. The statement, posted by Marble Hill Police Chief … more
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Happy Labor Day to America’s workforce; goodbye to summer!
Labor Day stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the American workforce. It is a federal holiday dedicated to honoring and recognizing the contributions of laborers who have played a … more
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Former Perry County Sheriff Gary Schaaf died Aug. 19 at the age of 67 years old at his Perryville residence.
Gary Schaaf, former Perry County sheriff, dies at age 67
The community is mourning the death of former Perry County Sheriff Gary Joseph Schaaf, 67, who died Monday, Aug. 19 at his home. He was born Oct. 1, 1956, in Perryville to Alvin W. "Mousie" and Naomi … more
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A large crowd strolls around the courthouse square Friday night, looking at the vast array of brightly colored trucks and enjoying spending time with friends and family.
‘Laid Back on I-55 Truck Show’ has another successful year
The Seventh Annual Laid Back on I-55 Truck Show brought a collection of beautiful semi-truck cabs to the Perry County Courthouse Square on Friday and Saturday for what has become one of the most … more
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If it is chosen as the host city for the 2025 MU Extension-sponsored Connecting Entrepreneurial Communities Conference, city leaders believe Perryville will show potential investors, funding agencies, entrepreneurs, newcomers, and state organizations that it is open for business.”
Votes needed to bring CEC Conference to Perryville
Perryville organizations are being asked to cast their votes online to help bring a Missouri Extension conference to the city in 2025. “Several of us have been working hard to bring the MU … more
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This fire hydrant, topped with a green cap, immediately tells firefighters its water-flow capacity. Perryville residents will find fire hydrants throughout the city with various-colored caps. This information can help firefighters better perform their jobs.
Hydrant cap colors provide firefighters with vital information
It’s a common misconception that fire hydrants are always supposed to be red, but that is simply not the case. Perryville City Administrator Brent Buerck explained why residents may see … more
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Thrivent Financial, Kendra Troncale, was presented the 2024 Perry County Friend of 4-H Award by Perry County 4-H Council President, Natalie Fritsche-Kasten.
Youth show record work at Perry County 4-H Fair
Young people at the Perry County 4-H Fair showcased their work in record numbers this year. In July, 859 items and animals were exhibited at the County 4-H Fair shows, the highest number in more than … more
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Both nominees in the Missouri governor's race spoke to reporters separately following the governor's ham breakfast at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia on Aug. 15, hinting at what a debate between them may look like.
Missouri gubernatorial opponents agree to policy debate
SEDALIA — Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Kehoe and Democrat Crystal Quade agreed last week to a debate hosted in September by the Missouri Press Association. Kehoe did not … more
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