Evangelist, author, singer, songwriter, pianist, and motivational speaker Brian Arnold is coming to the First Baptist Church here in Alton.
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HSLDA Poem Contest Now Open For All Homeschoolers
Do you school at home? Is your child a writer (of sorts)? Why not enter the HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Assoc.) poetry contest?
Community Are You Homeschooling? Here Are 6 Ways To Personalize It
Nowadays, so many families homeschool their children. What can be done to make schooling more personal? Here are six suggestions.
Are You A Coffee Filter Hoarder With Extras Lying Around? Try These Uses
Filters for coffee. Perhaps you ordered the wrong size or upgraded to a coffee maker with So here are some suggestions
Homeschoolers- Enter Now In Art Contest For Prize Money
Each year HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association) plans four contests open to all home schooled individuals aged 7-19.
‘I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day’- Historical Background
At seasonal times of the year, we often sing songs without knowing their background, or even sing all of the verses.
What Does A Wreath Symbolize At This Time Of Year?
During the Christmas season, many households hang a wreath. But Why? What is the significance?
Thomasville Christmas Bazaar Coming Right Up On November 20th
The Friends of the Thomasville Community Center are once again holding their annual Christmas bazaar on November 20, 2021, between 8:00 am and 2:00 pm.
St. Paul Lutheran Church Chili And Christmas Craft Sale In West Plains
Last weekend the St. Paul Lutheran Church in West Plains held a chili and Christmas craft sale.
Local Author Publishes Yet Another Timely Book
Cygnet Brown publishes thirteenth book—The Survival Garden: Plant a Garden for Food…
Annual Walnut Festival- A Lot Of Fun And Games
The annual walnut festival, Alton’s 36th Annual Walnut Festival, was held on Saturday, October 2, 2021.
Where Do Our School Supplies Originate? The History Behind Them
We use a variety of supplies when it comes to school. Whether it is paper, glue, we use a lot of supplies. What you might not know is where they came from.