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The Alton City Council discussed a city-wide yard sale, bounce houses for the fireworks celebrations, and water changes,.

Local elections occur on April 7 which decide mayors, local taxes, school board members, and other issues directly related to Oregon County.

Representative Jason Smith is busy casting his ballot on issues to help Missourians. through helping the military and reducing gas rules.

USPS no longer posts a postmark on all mail; postmarks now indicate the date of processing at a regional facility.

Community

Alton is planning various events. One idea suggested on the America 250 website was to host a community-wide potluck!

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!

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.

Amid the government shutdowns, Representative Jason Smith made it to work and his committee meetings, casting votes.

The United States Government formally exited from WHO on January 22, 2026. This decision was driven by profound failures in the WHO.

At the Political Communications Workshop students ages 13–19 are challenged to think critically, engage respectfully, and communicate clearly.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will help bird enthusiasts find answers to questions about winter woodpeckers.

Community

Galactic Resource Utilization Space (GRU Space) is accepting $250,000 deposits from people wanting to stay at the world’s first lunar hotel,