For many, the only time turkey is hunted is when you’re stalking the grocery store for a perfect butterball for Thanksgiving.
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Community Alton Missouri Farmers Market Now Open
Once again it’s spring. A sure sign of spring is the beginning of the local Farmer’s Market. Although it has been a seemingly cool spring, farmers are still growing items.
Canadian Authorities Told to Arrest Father if he Misgenders Child
In March, Justice Gregory Bowden of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Canada ruled that a 14-year-old girl could receive testosterone.
Teens can Work Out for Free at Planet Fitness This Summer
Sometimes it’s hard to stay in shape during summer, there are plenty of excuses that allow you to put off working out until tomorrow.
New York Officially Bans Single-Use Plastic Bags
April 22nd was Earth Day and in honor of that occasion, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo passed a law that bans all single-use plastic bags.
Mammoth Spring Science Fair Winners Announced
On Friday, April 19, 2019, HAPPY held a science fair. Students schooled at home met and participated in a fun-filled science day.
Outback Greenhouse Continues Battling Cold Spring Weather
Outback Greenhouse has been battling a cold, wet spring this year. This greenhouse offers a variety of plants. However, due to a cold, wet spring, business has only recently picked up.
Alton Missouri Holds Annual Easter Egg Hunt in Park
Once again it is time for the annual Easter Egg hunt held in Alton, Missouri. Weather permitting, this hunt is held each year. Residents from all over come to have their children participate
Denver Area Schools Closed Due to FBI Manhunt and School Threat
Almost 20 years after the Columbine school shooting, over twelve Denver area school districts have been closed after the FBI warned the community of an “armed and dangerous” woman.
Norte-Dame Cathedral Goes up in Flames Drawing Country Together
On Monday one of the most famous landmarks in Paris caught fire. The 850-year-old Notre Dame cathedral was ravaged by a fire on Monday, causing its iconic spire to collapse.
Southwest MDC Invites Public to Participate in Earth Day Activities
Although sometimes it can be difficult to get outside and appreciate nature, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is trying to make it easier and more fun for you and your family.
“Callery Pear Tree Reduces Biodiversity” – MDC
What’s your favorite part about springtime? Maybe it’s the grass turning green after a long winter or the air warming up and the sun shining.