Culture Archives - Page 27 of 32

Beginning July 10, 2022, the price for postage of a first class envelope will increase from 58 cents to 60 cents. This is the standard Forever stamp.

Even though schools are reopened, enrollment is down. Could this be a local issue? Let’s look at some facts.

The Alton Senior Center is joining forces with the University of Missouri extension office to remind drivers to drive safely.

Covid numbers are plummeting in cities as well as hospitals. However, big government believes there is still reason to fear.

First Baptist Church in Alton, MO has a new flagpole They are holding a flagpole dedication. The public is invited.

Last year, Missouri passed a gun rights bill into law. The Biden administration does not like this law and is attempting to stop it.

Tickets to Thayer Chamber Cats’ upcoming dinner theater performance are available now. The performance is Friday so do not delay.

It is that time of year again: time to change clocks. Twice a year most Americans reset the clocks.In the spring we turn our clocks forward,

Commentary

The debate of teaching morals within the public school system has been hotly debated due to the misunderstanding of the words morality and religion.

On February 15, 2022, Missouri Senator Hawley wrote to Attorney General Garland and demanded answers in regards to the Biden administration.

Community

Nowadays, so many families homeschool their children. What can be done to make schooling more personal? Here are six suggestions.

Commentary

Public schools are no longer a safe environment for children to learn. Many believe this is directly attributable to the removal of moral education.