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Each year HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association) plans four contests open to all home schooled individuals aged 7-19.

Missouri’s eighth district U.S. Representative Jason Smith is busy in Washington D.C. trying to stand up for Missouri and all American’s rights

More roadwork coming to the area and we need to plan accordingly. Missouri Department of Transportation has scheduled work on Highway 63.

A large weather system is coming straight down from Canada. Forecasters are calling it the Saskatchewan Screamer.

(MDC) at Twin Pines Conservation Education Center (CEC) will host eagle days later this month. They will have live eagles

A new month brings new meals and activities to the Alton, Mo, Senior Center. If you’re a senior, here are the foods and activities for January 2022.

Bridge maintenance work is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, January 11. MO-DOT plans on having the work completed by Wednesday, January 12.

Missouri signed a state of emergency for covid-19 back on March 13, 2020. As of January 1, 2022, the declaration was withdrawn.

Weather forecasters were predicting a change in weather. But winter did come. And with it, cold temperatures, wind, cancellations, and snow.

The Alton, Missouri, food bank is held every month on the first Wednesday and the next day. This month it is being held on January 5, and 6, 2022.

Just before Christmas, Missouri lawmakers were working on a bill that would save the lives of unborn babies.

The West Plains, Mo, Walmart is trying to get going again after a fire happened on Christmas day. They were closed for four days due to the fire.