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.
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Franklin Delano Roth II Answered Our Survey
Franklin Delano Roth II is running for the eighth congressional district. Recently, he answered the AltonMo.com survey.
Homeschool Robotics Team Honored At Capitol
A team of homeschoolers has such a remarkable winning record in robotics that they were invited to the Capitol to be honored.
Alton Assembly of God Schedules VBS
The Alton Assembly of God announces its annual Vacation Bible School. Its theme is Stellar: Shine Jesus’ Light.
Fundraiser For Local Child And Family
Young Casen Roe has been diagnosed with hypopigmented mycosis fungoides skin lymphoma. There is hope of a cure.
Acting Governor Kehoe Requests FEMA Assistance
Acting Governor Mike Kehoe announced the state requested the FEMA participate in damage assessments (PDAs) counties following severe storms,
Questions About Estate Planning? Find Out More!
Here in Alton, the University of Missouri is hosting an estate class to assist you with planning and updates.
Community Kids Can Read For A Free Happy Meal
By reading ten books and filling out a punch card from the library, kids can earn a FREE Happy Meal from McDonald’s.
Louisiana May Require Display Of 10 Commandments In Schools
Louisiana may become the first state to require all publicly funded schools, colleges, and universities to display the Ten Commandments.
Free Books For Young Children
Did you know that the libraries in Oregon County are teaming up with Dolly Parton to give each child through age five their own books?
California FCA Entitled To Millions Of Dollars
After a years of harassment and litigation, a judge ruled in favor of students and their Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting.
City-Wide Revival All Week At Tucker Creek Park
Alton is holding a city-wide revival next week. Come for free food, praise, and worship music, and speakers sure to challenge you.