Sharon Sanders is a librarian at the Southeast Missourian. She compiles information for the daily Out of the Past column and writes a weekend feature called “From the Morgue,” highlighting intriguing historical stories from the newspaper. Sharon's work often intersects with themes of regional interest and culture, and she is featured in the Southeast Missourian.
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Sharon’s coverage focuses on local events, historical and community news, personal stories, landmarks, and government announcements within the United States, particularly in Missouri's Cape Girardeau area. She often covers themes related to family & relationships, education, culture & society.
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Oct. 21 archives recall a 2001 SEMO Homecoming parade, a 1976 blackout and the dedication of a new Lutheran school in Jackson in 1951.
Cape Girardeau gas sold for 94.9 cents in 2001, Bob Dole planned a veterans event appearance, and Teachers College approved Houck Field House construction in 1926.
From police graduations to election filings and drought-breaking rain, this Oct. 23 look back revisits Southeast Missouri headlines from 1926, 1951, 1976 and 2001.
By: Sharon Sanders
Curtis Hanf vanished on a milk errand in 1918 and returned to Cape Girardeau 33 years later to reunite with his father and sisters.
From a 90-year-old substitute teacher to squirrels in need of winter nuts, this Oct. 24 look back revisits Cape Girardeau-area history.
Bob Dole urged students at a Cape Girardeau event honoring World War II veterans to meet the test of terrorism, in this Oct. 25 look back.
From BioKyowa's 2001 job cuts to Jimmy Carter's 1976 Carbondale rally, this Oct. 26 look back revisits Cape Girardeau-area headlines.
From a 2001 blood drive and house fire to 1976 transit and conservation plans, Oct. 27 headlines reflect decades of Southeast Missouri history.
Oct. 28 headlines recall a fatal 1926 coal-dust explosion, election preparations in 1976 and a 2001 Reformation service in Scott City.
From convention calls for Christlike conduct to swine flu clinics and cemetery restoration, this look back highlights Oct. 30 news from Cape Girardeau history.
