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Several cities have spring cleanups. Koshkonong has announced its dates, along with what can and cannot be hauled away.

Communities around the country plan patriotic events, we look back on our founding documents. One important document was our Bill of Rights.

Representative Keith Elliott is working on voting rights, school report cards, and eliminating the state income tax.

The meal consists of corned beef, boiled and mixed with potatoes, carrots, and cabbage. These ingredients have protein, vitamins and fiber.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is hosting a class offering tips and suggestions to help you bag your bird.

Starting this September, Chrome will move from a four-week release schedule to a two-week schedule for its updates.

Our annual hunting and fishing permits expire. The MDC is reminding people to purchase their permits before going out.

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.

County Commissioner Jake Parker has reached an agreement with MODOT and the (TAC) about prioritizing roadwork in Oregon County, Missouri.

Although weather and clouds will determine what can be seen, six planets, including the moon, will be visible shortly after sunset.