CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - The Southeast Missouri Food Bank says over 25,700 pounds of food was collected during Stamp Out Hunger to benefit participating communities.

The food bank would like to thank the National Association of Letter Carriers, Tom Bolen, NALC Stamp Out Hunger food drive coordinator for Cape and Jackson and the following communities who stepped up to help families in need this year, including:

• Cape Girardeau
• Jackson
• Poplar Bluff
• Kennett
• Malden
• Sikeston
• Fredericktown
• Dexter

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BLOOMFIELD, MO (KFVS)- Could your shower actually be putting your health at risk?  From everyday allergies to chronic lung disease, doctors say your shower could be to blame.

There is a condition out there that stems from something called non-tuberculosis mycrobacterium complex.

You could find the bacteria in your showerhead, according to doctors.

Patients report coughing to the point of exhaustion. We learned that's actually just one of many things that could aggravate just about anybody, including people who suffer from multiple allergies.

Teresa Wright of Bloomfield is one of those suffering. She says she has a new respect for cleaning her shower.

"I have to make sure bacteria and mold doesn't grow into it and cause problems in my lungs," said Wright.

She's been diagnosed with a variety of allergies and other asthma related issues. She has to perform a number of treatments every day.

DEXTER, MO (KFVS)- A Dexter business caught fire Monday morning.

Assistant Fire Chief Don Seymour says a B and M Landscaping outbuilding caught fire around 11:45 a.m.

The building measures about 60"x30".

Seymour says the fire started by someone burning debris.

No one was hurt, but the building is considered a total loss.

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