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Zonta Club of Cape Girardeau Zonta Club of Cape Girardeau Launches 16 Days of Activism: ”Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women”

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

The Zonta Club of Cape Girardeau is proud to join the global movement in raising awareness and taking action to end violence against women. This year’s 16 Days of Activism, under the banner “Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women,” runs from November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, through…

Coffee Conversations: Communication & Stress Management (Holiday Edition)

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

Join us on December 17 at 9 AM, for a training on strategies for managing stress and improving communication with Alzheimer’s individuals during the holiday season. We will focus on practical tips for reducing caregiver stress, maintaining a calm environment, and adapting communication methods to meet the needs of your care-receiver. Topics in the program…

Remember the Holiday’s: Trivia

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

Grab your friends and family for a fun holiday event benefiting the Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Cape Girardeau! We will have 10 rounds of trivia testing your knowledge on different holidays and Christmas topics. $100 for a table of 6 players, and $200 to become a round sponsor. Tables are limited! RSVP today to…

Jimmy John’s Lobby is Now Open!

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

Our lobby is now open to the public. Come dine in for lunch or dinner with our Jimmy John’s crew. Hope to see you soon!

Robinson Construction Charitable Fund Awards $31,365 in Grants to Support Local Youth Organizations

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

PERRYVILLE, MO, November 14, 2024 – The Robinson Construction Charitable Fund proudly announces the distribution of $31,365 in grants to three vital community organizations serving the youth of Perry County and the surrounding region. This year’s beneficiaries-Perry County Community Task Force, Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri’s LifeHouse, and Lutheran Family & Children’s Services of Missouri-each…

Give the Gift of Hope

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

Southeast Missouri Food Bank’s Holiday Hope Cards make a thoughtful gift for everyone on your list, while also helping families facing hunger. With a minimum contribution of $25, the food bank will address and mail this special holiday greeting to everyone on your list! Or, purchase 10 cards to send yourself for a contribution of…

Spring Career Expo | SEMO

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

Mark your calendar now to attend the Spring Career Expo at SEMO! This all-majors event is an excellent opportunity to connect with your future interns and employees. The Expo will get your company noticed by talented Redhawks seeking internships and full-time positions. Our events typically sell out several weeks in advance, and we encourage you…

Upcoming St. Mary Dinner Auction

By Chamber Member | December 9, 2024

On February 22, 2025 St Mary Cathedral school hosted annual dinner auction, this year a western theme entitled “Back in the Saddle Again!” the purpose of this is to raise money for all educational opportunities. There will be western themed food catered by Mr. Karlios’ Hinkebein, a western show featuring singing, dancing, and the wild…

Coming Down the Homestretch of 2024

By rgilligan_robgilligan | December 9, 2024

Later sunrises and early sunsets, a very short window between major holidays, and the balance of focus means that these last few weeks in 2024 will offer their own challenges for businesses. While it may be easy to start pushing things off until the new year, now more than ever is an important time to…

Latest in Holiday Trends…Self Gifting

By rgilligan_robgilligan | November 25, 2024

It’s Thanksgiving week here in the U.S., and that means there is no way possible to escape the Black Friday holiday shopping ads everywhere you go. With increasing attention and focus on the importance of one’s mental health and personal care, a rising trend in holiday shopping seems to be gaining more traction. According to…