The Alton City Council met on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, for its monthly meeting. Some of the things discussed were closing down streets and renting out the VFW.
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Americans Were Right! The Economy Wasn’t Terrific
Americans were given propaganda telling us that the economy was in great shape. The government has now announced that we were right!
Power Outage Scheduled For Alton Early Thursday
Sho-Me Power, our wholesale energy provider, has scheduled substation system improvements for the West Plains and Alton substations.
What Was Discussed At The Monthly Alton Chamber Meeting
The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on September 18, 2025, at Collins Coffee in Alton. The main topic discussed was the Walnut Festival coming up in under a month!
Starbucks Adding Healthy Protein To Its Beverages
Beginning September 29, 2025, Starbucks is adding protein-packed cold foam and lattes to its menu in a variety of flavors.
Planning For Growth: What Every Small Business Needs To Get Right
Growth planning for a business isn’t a spreadsheet exercise or a collection of buzzwords; it’s an operational reframe.
Alton Chamber Of Commerce Had Lots To Discuss At Monthly Meeting
The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on August 21, 2025, to discuss OzSBI, the Walnut Festival, the Pocket Park, and the Halloween Trunk-or-Treat.
Alton Chamber Of Commerce Still Taking Walnut Festival Vendor Applications
The 40th Annual Black Gold Walnut Festival is happening October 4, 2025, in Alton, Missouri. The Alton Chamber of Commerce is still accepting applications for vendors.
Commissioners Of Oregon County To Hold A Town Hall Meeting On August 5th
The Commissioners of Oregon County and the City of Thayer Board of Aldermen are having a Town Hall meeting in Thayer, Missouri, on August 5, 2025.
This Week, Slaughter Cows And Bulls Were Steady To Weak
Slaughter cows and bulls were steady to weak. Demand was light on slaughter animals and very good on bred cows and pairs.
Demand Was Moderate On Slaughter Animals And Good On Replacement Cattle
This week, slaughter cows and bulls were steady. Demand was moderate on slaughter animals and good on replacement cattle.
Del Monte Foods Files For Bankruptcy
Once a staple around most American dinner tables, Del Monte is going bankrupt after struggling with pandemic-related missteps…