The unofficial start of summer is right around the corner: Memorial Day. With Memorial Day coming up, the Alton and West Plains pools are opening over the weekend.
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Support The Alton Food Pantry By Buying A Meal On June 2nd
The Alton Food Pantry will host a benefit meal on Friday, June 2, 2023, at the Alton Bank between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm.
Modern-Day Gold Rush Happening In California Due To Rains
Because California has been getting a lot of rain for the past few months, “flood gold” has been found in rivers throughout California.
Alton High School Alumni Plans Upcoming Banquet Reunion
The Alton High School Alumni Committee announces the 2023 Alumni Banquet reunion. This will be held on Saturday, May 27, 2023.
Community Chamber Meeting Discussed Big Issues And Wants Public’s Opinion
The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on May 18. The Chamber wants the public’s opinion for several upcoming events.
Today Is National Strawbery Picking Day- May 20
May 20 is a national holiday encouraging people to go out to strawberry fields and pick ripe, red strawberries.,
Huge Multi-Family Yard Sale Today And Tomorrow Only
Several families have gotten together to host a Huge yard sale. Mark your calendar for today and tomorrow. They will have bargains galore
Shilo Baptist Church Is Having Its Spring Outdoor Event On May 20th
Shilo Baptist Church in Rover, Missouri, is having its Spring Outdoor Event On May 20, 2023, at 2:30 pm at the Rover Gun Club.
Bear And Elk Applications Now On Sale Through May
Apply during the month of May for only $10 each for a chance to draw a Missouri Bear Permit and a Missouri Elk Permit.
Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program Available For All Seniors
The Alton, Missouri, Senior Center is offering a farmers’ market nutrition program for all seniors, especially those in Oregon County.
Mother’s Day Is Sunday- How Can You Treat Her?
We celebrate Mother’s Day in America each year to honor and show appreciation for them. And Sunday is Mother’s Day.
Senator Schmitt’s Submitted His First Bill As Missouri Senator
The ERASER Act, SB 1419, would require agencies that issue a new regulation to repeal three existing regulations.