Governor Kehoe signed into law some changes regarding homeschooling, private schooling, and public schooling.
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Invasive Plants Workshop In Alton
Invasive plants can take over the land and replace native plants. The University of Missouri Extension in Oregon County is here to help.
Christos House Chocolate Festival Occurs On May 10th
Are you thinking about chocolate? Christos House has announced the date for its annual Chocolate Festival, which will be held on May 10th.
Where Were You A Year Ago? Remember The Eclipse?
Do you remember where you were on April 8, 2024, a year ago? That was the date of the Great American Eclipse.
He Won The Lottery, But Can He Collect?
Thieves in Paris, France used a stolen bank card to buy a winning French lottery ticket, and it won 500,000 euros ($523,000).
How to Start a Business in Your Community and Build for Long-Term Success
Starting a business in your community is more than just opening doors and hoping for customers. It requires a deep understanding of local needs, strong connections, and strategic planning.
National Test Scores Show Reading Scores Continue To Drop
Although your child may attend school, that does not mean he is literate. National testing has shown that school closures did more harm.
All You Need To Know About President Trump’s Inauguration On Monday
On Monday, January 20, 2025, Donald Trump will sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. Several events are lined up for the weekend as well as the day of.
Community Funny 100 New Year’s Predictions From 1925
One hundred years ago, some people predicted what the future 100 years would hold. Some are more true than we would like to admit.
Would You Live Underwater?
The ocean exploration organization Deep has commenced on a multiyear quest to enable scientists to live on the seafloor at depths.
Missouri Red Cross Seeks Volunteers For Hurricane Shelters
Volunteers are requested to aid in disaster relief efforts in the southeastern as they begin to recover from the last two hurricanes.
The Black Gold Walnut Festival Is Going On Until 5 PM
The Black Gold Walnut Festival is going on right now until 5:00 pm today. Vendors are lined up around the square selling various items.