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Bound by Faith: A Community Gathered for the National Day of Prayer
Members of the Alton community met last night to pray together. Several denominations were present, united in prayer for our community.
Oregon County Republican Committee Hosts Candidate Meet And Greet
Be an informed voter and come out to meet with many of them! There will be a Meet-and-Greet at Alton Park.
Opening Date Of Alton City Pool Announced
In preparation, the Alton City Pool has announced its opening date. Lifeguards are being trained, and the pool is getting filled and cleaned.
Alphabet from Above: How Earth’s Geography Spells Your Name
The view from orbit reveals more than just weather patterns and blue oceans; it reveals the human alphabet.
Calling All Thayer Gardeners! Grab Your Ready-to-Go Plot Today
The Thayer-Mammoth Spring Rotary Club is renting garden spaces. This year, they have aleady bee tilled and are ready for your touch.
Military No Longer Requires Flu Vaccine For Everyone
Hegseth declared that the flu vaccine was no longer mandated.. He remarked in a video posted on social media.
Senator Hawley Proposes Bill To Halt Pensions On Sex Crime Convictions
Senator Hawley wants to prevent lawmakers convicted of sex crimes from receiving their taxpayer-funded retirements after leaving office.
Muscle Health Does Not Rely On Protein Alone- Add Vegetables
There is reason to believe that potassium-rich foods eaten alongside protein- based foods strengthen your muscles.
TeenPact Missouri III Gathered In Jefferson City From April 20-24
The TeenPact Leadership Schools Missouri III class was held from April 20-24, 2026, in Jefferson City where homeschoolers from all across the state gathered together.
Thayer Offers Basketball Camp For Kids Kindergarten Through 8th Grade
The Thayer Bobcats are anticipating great advances in their basketball teams. To help the idea along, they are hosting basketball camps.
Missouri House Sends Senate Bill Limiting Screen Time For Students
One bill discussed would have given students more book time rather than screen time for students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade.