Jessica spoke at the meeting preceding the city council meeting. Her aim was to assess the city’s needs and prioritize.
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Alton City Council Meets to Discuss the Park Issue
Although many people came to speak about and hear about the proposed plans for the ‘pocket park’, that was not all that was discussed.
Governor Kehoe Signs Budget Bill To Help Missourians
Governor Kehoe signed the state operating and capital improvement budget bills delivering a responsible, balanced budget.
Postage Stamp Prices Go Up Again- By 4 Cents!
The United States Postal Service is increasing the prices of mailing services this summer including a 4-cent increase for a First-Class Mail.
Pocket Park Meeting Focuses on City Beautification
People in Alton gathered together on Monday, July 6, to discuss the pocket park Green areas are good, relaxing and peaceful.
America 250th Quilt Raffle Tickets On Sale Now
The Sew Blessed Piecemekers have worked together to complete a beautiful 250th anniversary quilt, honoring our nation’s birthday.
Weather Towers Approved In Southern Missouri
On July 1, State Representative Elliott announced that funding has been secured for the installation and enhancement of weather radar towers.
Sample Ballot For Upcoming Primary Elections In August
To keep voters informed, we have a sample ballot. On the sample ballot, there are important tax-related initiatives to decide on, too.
ACLU Accused of Abortion Ballot Finance Violations
A national watchdog group filed a complaint with the Missouri Attorney General’s office. alleging the ACLU violated state law.
Alton Council Meeting Erupts Over Park Decisions
The Alton City Council met last night. Long from a short, dull meeting, voices got heated and intense as park opinions came to the surface.
Alton Church Of Christ Reached Out To Help Families
The Alton Church of Christ held a community shower on Saturday, June 6. They took donations and donated to anyone who was in need.
Trump Lawsuit Yields $1.776B Anti-Weaponization Fund
The Justice Department announced a $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” to compensate individuals claiming the DOJ targeted them.












