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Missouri has allocated the Eminence Fire Department $1 million to help rebuild and equip its fire department.

Governor Parson signed five bills into law. These bills were passed in the Missouri House and Senate, so they apply to all of Missouri.

The Alton Assembly of God plans a stellar Vacation Bible School next week with planets, stars, and even astronauts!

Thomasville is planning a big night, celebrating our nation’s birthday and 30 years of the Thomasville Volunteer Fire Department.

In Oregon County, Missouri, library cards are free. One must have a photo ID and a piece of mail saying he lives here to apply for the card.

Pamela Earle’s house burned down along with her truck on Monday, June 10, 2024, in the village of Couch, Missouri. Any help is appreciated.

Franklin Delano Roth II is running for the eighth congressional district. Recently, he answered the AltonMo.com survey.

A team of homeschoolers has such a remarkable winning record in robotics that they were invited to the Capitol to be honored.

The Alton Assembly of God announces its annual Vacation Bible School. Its theme is Stellar: Shine Jesus’ Light.

Young Casen Roe has been diagnosed with hypopigmented mycosis fungoides skin lymphoma. There is hope of a cure.

Acting Governor Mike Kehoe announced the state requested the FEMA participate in damage assessments (PDAs) counties following severe storms,

Here in Alton, the University of Missouri is hosting an estate class to assist you with planning and updates.