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Update On Farmer’s Market Free Giveaway
Enter your information between now and the Walnut Festival for your chance to win a basket filled with items from the farmer’s market vendors
Oregon County’s Farmer’s Market Announces Huge FREE Giveaway
The Oregon County Farmer’s Market has announced a huge giveaway: a local hand-made basket loaded with items from the farmer’s market vendors.
Sew Blessed Piecemakers Use Busy Hands Helping Others
Sew Blessed Piecemakers is a local quilting group who completed a quilt, they are selling raffle tickets now through October 5, 2024.
Local Author Prints Another Book- Come See!
A local author has published another book. This is book seven in the series. Brown has fifteen published books, including this one.
Rover VFD Hosts BBQ Dinner And Auction
Come see Rover’s new event center while participating in a barbecue dinner and auction hosted by the Rover Volunteer Fire Department!
Playground Equuipment Getting Repaired…Again
In early summer, the plastic dome on the playground set broke. The city repaired it. And now it is broken again.
August Chamber Meeting Discusses Festival And Park
With the upcoming Walnut Festival and decisions about the pocket park, the chamber had lots to discuss and decide on.
Richard Haigwood Dies In Auto Accident
On Wednesday, August 21, 2024, local resident Richard Haigwood passed away in an automobile accident near Thayer.
Tribute Quartet Coming To Alton
The Tribute Quartet is coming to Alton High School! The multi-Dove Award-nominated Tribute will share an evening of inspiration.
Richard Simmons, Fitness Expert, Has Died At The Age Of 76
Richard Simmons, a fitness expert, died on July 13, 2024, at his home in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 76.
Bob Newhart, Elf Dad In “Elf”, Has Died At The Age of 94
Bob Newhart, a comedian and the elf dad in the movie Elf, died on July 18, 2024, at the age of 94.











