Good morning, Cape Girardeau.

Missouri conservation officials + NWTF will host an assisted dove hunt on Sept.

1 at Ten Mile Pond Conservation Area for first-time hunters and people with mobility impairments, offering guidance on hunting techniques from 5 a.m. to noon with advanced registration required.

A University of Missouri report shows the state lost 21,000 workers aged 16-24 in the last five years, so Cape Girardeau businesses are offering flexible scheduling and management training programs—such as at Roni’s Mac and Cheese Bar—to help young workers build long-term careers.

Cape Girardeau Public Works crews are finishing work on the Cape La Croix Trail near Lexington Ave to clear dirt and reshape the land for better drainage.

The project, guided by community feedback + addressing long-standing flooding, will reopen the low section in the next few days.

Today, Guardian Primary Care in Cape Girardeau hosts a free lunch and learn for women from 12:00-1:00 p.m. that covers topics from postpartum care to mom rage (registration via Facebook is required with a virtual option available).

Wednesday marked the 2nd annual Thriving Together Conference hosted by Community Counseling Center, where keynote speakers discussed mental health and shared guidance for those facing depression and substance abuse.

Dubois County Bombers at Cape Catfish

6:35 – 8:35 p.m. — Capaha Field — Ticket prices vary — The Bombers aim for victory in their final summer visit as the Catfish eye postseason success.

Final Regular Season Game: Jackson Rockabillys vs. Cape Catfish

6:35-8:35 p.m. — Capaha Field (SEMO Baseball) — $5.73 — Celebrate Fan Appreciation Day with the last home game of the season!