Good morning, Cape Girardeau.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is hosting open hours tours today at 4450 LaSalle Avenue from 9 a.m. to noon as congregants prepare for their first service this Sunday after rebuilding their chapel following an arson five years ago (the community grew stronger during the interim).

Local professionals attended the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce's monthly Business Breakfast on Friday morning, wearing blue to show support while Saint Francis Healthcare System served breakfast and coffee; the chamber unveiled its new Wheel of Chamber and scheduled another event in October.

Jackson Purchase Distillery debuts its bourbon in Missouri during Bourbon in the Park on Saturday, Sept.

26 at the Jackson Band Shell (850 Symphony Lane); the spirit arrived by ferry from Kentucky on Friday.

Two local youth groups received a combined $74,490 from the Taco Bell Foundation's Community Grants; the Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Missouri received $66,000 for its summer camp while Junior Achievement in Cape Girardeau received $8,490 for career readiness.

A check presentation was held on Sept. 10 & featured local restaurant partners.

Discovery Playhouse will host Our World: Worldwide Day of Play on Saturday, Sept.

26 at 502 Broadway St. The event offers 29 interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and art activities — additional local guests will join the celebration.