Do you know what your kids eat? What nutrients they are getting each day?

"Well if you're a parent you know kids don't like to eat everything they're supposed to, sometimes it's rushed around with school and everything," said Pharmacist Christina Hart.

"The lowest cost food is not usually the most nutritional food you can get," said John McGowan a United Way representative.

Pharmacies like MediCenter in Jackson are filling a nutrition gap by donating free vitamins for kids between the ages of 5 and 12.

"At a young age they have a certain amount that they should be getting of each type of food, vegetables, fruits, meats, if they're not getting that certain amount at each meal, it's supplemented and they're getting them through vitamins and the vitamins have the minerals that they need as well," said South Elementary School Principal Jessica Maxwell.

Here are Heartland sports scores from Tuesday September 6th.

H.S. Soccer

Farmington---3
Cape Central---2
Final Double Overtime

H.S. Softball
Scott City---9
Kelly---7

Delta---16
East Prairie---1

Notre Dame---4
Poplar Bluff---0

Jackson---7
Oran---3

H.S. Volleyball

Perryville---2
Farmington---0

CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - Saint Francis Medical Center says more than 260 golfers and 30 volunteers showed up for their 24th Annual Friends of Saint Francis Benefit Golf Tournament on August 26.at Bent Creek Golf Course.

The money raised from the tournament will go to support Saint Francis Medical Center's Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit transport team.

The winners of the morning championship flight were Bob Garrett, Joe Thomason, Jim McElreath and Sam Birk. Second place went to Bill Tegel, Austin Putty, Bard Womack and Richie Throgmorten. Third place went to Gerald Jones, Dean Smithmier, Rodney Miller and Jerry Reynolds.

The first-place team in morning flight A was made up of Patrick Carron, Lee Clinton, Steve Rozier and Tim Brewer. Kevin Patterson, Shawn Patterson, Steve Strup and Jeff Unterreiner took second place.