The Alton High School cheerleaders are hosting a movie night outdoors and selling concessions at Piney Creek Park.
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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?
Community Is There An Artist In Your Family? Try Outside Art!
All Missourians—of any age—are encouraged to participate by creating art using materials available at home.
Meet 153rd Representative District Republican Candidate Vinnie Clubb
Meet Vinnie Clubb, who is running for Missouri State Representative to take Representative Atchison’s place.
Community How To Make A Candy Basket For Graduations, Mother’s Day, Or Special Events
Whether you want a graduation gift, a Mother’s Day gift, or you want a thinking-of-you gift, here’s instructions on how to make a candy basket for that person.
Why Do I Need To Know Keith Elliott?
Keith Elliott has declared his candidacy for the Missouri House of Representatives in the 153rd District, which includes Oregon County.
Why Is A Baccalaureate Important?
To encourage the graduates, the community holds a baccalaureate service for them just before the graduation ceremony.
Brother Greg Watson Passed Away
Greg Watson passed away last week. He was 60 years old. Greg was a man of multifaceted talents,yet, his true calling was preaching the gospel.
New Life Church In Thayer Is Having A Community Event On May 4th
New Life Church in Thayer, Missouri, is having a Community Get-Together on Saturday, May 4, 2024, between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm.
Watch: TeenPact Missouri III Happened Last Week In Jefferson City
TeenPact Missouri III met in Jefferson City, Mo., from April 15-19, 2024. Homeschoolers across the state met to grow in their relationship with Christ as well as learn more about the government.
Where Were You A Week Ago? In The Dark!
It has been a week since the Great American Eclipse passed our way. Most people made the most of the situation.
Arizona Court Upholds Law From 1864
On Tuesday, April 9, 2024, Arizona’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of the state’s 1864 ban on abortion which prohibits nearly all abortions.