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A leading nationwide transportation and warehousing provider, Frozen Food Express (FFE) Transportation Services, Inc. is expanding its business with a new facility in Butler, Missouri, investing nearly $6 million and creating nearly 60 new jobs in the region.
Frozen Food Express Transportation Services is a nationwide utility which has been providing temperature-controlled food shipping and delivery since 1943.
The business selected Butler for the location of their newest transportation and logistics facility due to its strong workforce and welcoming business climate.
Missouri Partnership CEO Subash Alias expressed his appreciation for the development, explaining that Butler is also advantageous due to its position as a hub for the specific type of business.
Every Wednesday, The Cape Girardeau County Public Health Center will be making posts to their Facebook page under ‘Why I got Vaccinated Day’, a campaign
On Friday, May 28 Missouri State Parks announced the opening of their public beach sites for the summer recreational season. Throughout the summer, the
Peter Kinder has been named by SoutheastHEALTH as Vice President for Government Affairs.
Under the role, Kinder will be a key voice in educating the community on improving and lowering healthcare costs.
Kinder will serve as a communications liaison with various local, county, state and federal agencies on issues that impact SoutheastHEALTH and the healthcare industry.
Kinder has served the Cape Girardeau community through various notable positions, including 46th Lieutenant Governor of Missouri from 2005-2007. Prior to this position, Kinder also spent three terms representing six southeast Missouri counties as state senator.
Additionally, Kinder established the Tour of Missouri, an international professional bicycle race, the third highest profile domestic race in the U.S. The race brought in athletes from 20 countries,
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At the City Council meeting on Mon. May 17th, a new design was proposed for the Cape Girardeau Riverwalk in hopes to make a memorable impression of the town to visitors and river boats passing by.
The new artwork is a postcard-like text that says ‘Welcome to Cape Girardeau Missouri’ with local landmarks and notable spots within the town inside each letter.
The creators of the design stated that the current mural is over 30 years old and slowly decaying, therefore an out of date, inaccurate representation of Cape.
“The other one [mural], there were a lot of landmarks that were out of date or not even in existence anymore. This one is a classic postcard mural, all over the nation there are a lot of towns and cities that have these, so it is something recognizable right away,” said Craig Thomas, freelance artist and street painter responsible for the new mural image.