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June 6, 1944, will forever go down in history as D-Day. This marked a definitive turn in WWII. The Allies were stormed the Western banks.

The U.S. Embassy reports a potential shortage of drinking water across Uruguay. So much so that you may need to take extra precautions.

A new survey from Motherly found nearly a quarter of U.S. mothers say they are stay-at-home moms. This is up from 15% in 2022.

Community

The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on May 18. The Chamber wants the public’s opinion for several upcoming events.

Truth be told, not a single life has been lost due to Not having an abortion. Instead, lives have all been rescued.

We celebrate Mother’s Day in America each year to honor and show appreciation for them. And Sunday is Mother’s Day.

Shareholders of the Coca-Cola Company voted down a resolution pressuring the company to oppose pro=life states.

The National Day of Prayer theme is Pray Fervently In Righteousness. Alton will pray for our nation on Thursday, May 4, 2023.

Americans still want a cold beer while watching a sports event, grilling out. How about Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right Beer.

In Jefferson City today, our legislators are debating the definitions and boundaries of home education, a FLEX School is Family.

This past week had different resolutions coming through the House. Representative Smith, cast his ballots for the people of Missouri.

Editorial

Freedom of speech is an essential foundation for a free society that promotes and protects liberty and justice.