We’re once again to this time of year: black walnut picking! Mills Feed in Alton, Missouri, will start buying walnuts beginning October 5, 2026.
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Talent Show & Annual Contests To Be Held At The Walnut Festival
The Alton Chamber of Commerce has multiple contest lined up including a baking, woodworking, and pumpkin carving contest and a talent show at the Walnut Festival!
Thayer Bobcats Football Roll to a 35 Point Blowout!
The Thayer Bobcat football team stormed from the locker room, claiming the field and the right to be there.
Thayer Town Hall Discusses Infrastructure And Data Center
Thayer held a town hall meeting. The meeting began with a discussion of Thayer’s future plans, followed by a discussion of a data center.
September Chamber Meeting Discusses Festival, And Park
The Alton Chamber of Commerce met to discuss the upcoming Walnut Festival, Trunk or Treat, membership, and the Pocket Park organization.
Commissioner Calms Fears Over Rumored AI Data Center
District Two Associate Commissioner Jake Parker has addressed rumors regarding a potential data center in Oregon County.
What You Need To Know About The 41st Black Gold Walnut Festival
The 41st Annual Ozark Black Gold Walnut Festival is set for Saturday, October 3, 2026, between 10 am and 3 pm on the court square in Alton, Missouri.
Alton Comets Girls’ Volleyball Team Competed Fiercely
The junior varsity and the varsity teams gave their all on the court, volleying and spiking against the Dora Falcons.
Alton City Council Met Monday To Discuss Parks And Water
The Alton City Council met for its monthly meeting. The main topics discussed were the fall clean-up, park issues, and water issues.
Voter fraud probes hit Missouri and eight states
The DHS is starting a surge of voter fraud investigations that will target nine specific states, including Missouri, for election-crime.
State Capitol Lights Up In 9/11 Remembrance
Governor Kehoe encourages Missourians to remember the sacrifices of those lost and the events surrounding 9/11/2001.
Rep Smith And Handling Drought Conditions In Missouri
Hot, dry conditions are happening across southern Missouri. Although hot for people, livestock have an even harder time keeping hydrated