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Two of our main accesses, Turner Mill South and Whitten, may have restrictions. MODOT has announced it will be resurfacing AA.

WashU Law held a First Amendment clinic at Collin’s Coffee. Residents from all walks of life showed up to hear about free speech.

Although many people came to speak about and hear about the proposed plans for the ‘pocket park’, that was not all that was discussed.

The extension office is hosting a six-week course to encourage your 3rd or 4th grade child to cook and eat well. The class is free.

Governor Kehoe signed the state operating and capital improvement budget bills delivering a responsible, balanced budget.

On Wednesday, July 1, 2026, David Manrrique spoke at the Alton Public Library about the flags America has had and their importance.

The office where one would take care of things is the county clerk’s office inside the Oregon County Courthouse in Alton.

We want to know about our nation’s beginnings. Expert historian David Manrrique will be at the Alton Public Library to share his expertise.

The Chamber of Commerce met on June 18 at Collins Coffee on the square in Alton. Much of the time was spent discussing the pocket park plans.

To keep voters informed, we have a sample ballot. On the sample ballot, there are important tax-related initiatives to decide on, too.

But dietary zinc, found in a variety of foods, is an important nutrient that plays a vital role in many of the body’s functions.

Although squirrels may not be as popular as deer or turkey, squirrels are enjoyable to hunt while filling the dinner table.