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Thayer could not ask for a better evening of fireworks. Clouds softened the heat and encouraged locals to come out and celebrate.

The Sew Blessed Piecemekers have worked together to complete a beautiful 250th anniversary quilt, honoring our nation’s birthday.

Mike Wilkins collected several vanity license plates. and spelled out the preamble to the US Constitution in abbreviated script.

On Wednesday, July 1, 2026, David Manrrique spoke at the Alton Public Library about the flags America has had and their importance.

We want to know about our nation’s beginnings. Expert historian David Manrrique will be at the Alton Public Library to share his expertise.

The Chamber of Commerce met on June 18 at Collins Coffee on the square in Alton. Much of the time was spent discussing the pocket park plans.

In celebration of our Semiquincentennial, Collins Coffee will host a day-long community social titled “Liberty & Lattes: America’s 250th.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is hosting a class to guide you in your sassafras paddle-making endeavors.

The U.S. Postal Service announced that the 2018 Mister Rogers stamp is returning as a winner of the Stamp Encore contest.

The U.S. Postal Service is releasing eight new stamps to mark the 100th anniversary of Route 66 showing important parts of the highway.

Chuck Norris, the 86-year-old actor and martial arts icon, has passed away. He had recently celebrated his 86th birthday.

The Alton Culture Club is seeking sponsors for this event. A sponsor can be a business or an individual who wants to sponsor any age group.