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Senator Hawley Leads Fight Against Abortion Pill
Senator Josh Hawley introduced legislation last week to strip federal approval from the dangerous abortion drug Mifepristone.
Rep Elliott Announces Recent Legislative News
Representative Keith Elliott is working on voting rights, school report cards, and eliminating the state income tax.
Time To Renew Your Annual Hunting And Fishing Licenses
Our annual hunting and fishing permits expire. The MDC is reminding people to purchase their permits before going out.
March Alton City Council Meet Discussed Variety Of Topics
The Alton City Council discussed a city-wide yard sale, bounce houses for the fireworks celebrations, and water changes,.
Local Oregon County Elections Occur In April; Are You Ready?
Local elections occur on April 7 which decide mayors, local taxes, school board members, and other issues directly related to Oregon County.
Rep Jason Smith Votes For Our Best And Does Not Remove Gas Appliances
Representative Jason Smith is busy casting his ballot on issues to help Missourians. through helping the military and reducing gas rules.
What’s This About No More Postmarks On Mail?
USPS no longer posts a postmark on all mail; postmarks now indicate the date of processing at a regional facility.
Community What Are Your Thoughts On A Community Potluck?
Alton is planning various events. One idea suggested on the America 250 website was to host a community-wide potluck!
West Plains Dairy Queen Celebrates 50 Years
On Wednesday, February 25, 2026, Dairy Queen in West Plains will celebrate 50 years of being open! This is the time to grab a friend!
By June, Wendy’s To Close Around 300 Restaurants That Under-perform
Wendy’s only option is to close stores and update what remains open. They plan to close between 298 to 358 of their U.S. restaurants.
Rep Smith Condemns Foreign Influences While Casting Votes
Amid the government shutdowns, Representative Jason Smith made it to work and his committee meetings, casting votes.