Mother’s Day is on Sunday, May 9, 2021. Mothers are special around the world. An easy, crafty, and pretty gift for your mom is a homemade candle.
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Alton’s National Day Of Prayer Brought Out Many People To Pray For Our Country
Alton held their observance at the Alton Assembly of God Church at 7:00 pm. Many people came to pray for the country.
New Hampshire Board Votes: Denounced Election Watchdog Chosen For Audit
New Hampshire set a record in the 2020 election for the largest discrepancy between machine and hand counts for any election in the history of the state. The discrepancy occurred in Windham county and the Windham Board of Selectmen held a public meeting on Monday night to discuss the matter. The board voted 3 for […]
National Day of Prayer Observance Being Held In Alton, Missouri On May 6th
May 6, 2021, is the National Day of Prayer. Alton, Missouri, is holding a National Day of Prayer Observance, on May 6, 2021, at 7:00 pm.
Medina Spirit Wins The Kentucky Derby With Lots Of Fans Watching
The Kentucky Derby was held on May 1, 2021, at, of course, Churchill Downs in Louisville, KY. Medina Spirit, whose trainer is Bob Baffert, won the race.
This Day In History April 30th: George Washington Was Inaugurated
On this day April 30th in 1789, George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States.
Commentary U.S. Constitution, Our God Given Rights And Socialization
The U.S. Constitution is the anchor which holds our nation together and preserves each individual’s liberty.
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Michael Collins, Crewman On The Apollo 11 Mission, Dies At 90
Michael Collins was one of the three crewmen on the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. He died on April 29, 2021, at ninety.
U.S. Capitol Report From Missouri U.S. Representative Jason Smith
Missouri’s U.S. Representative Jason Smith is busy at the nation’s Capitol; voting yes or no on bills. Here is an update from the representative.
College Of The Ozarks Sues Biden Admin Over Trans Gender Rights
The College of the Ozarks is suing the Biden administration for an executive order he signed.
Representative Smith Busy Voting On Various Legislative Bills
Missouri Representative Jason Smith has been busy in Washington, DC fighting for the rights of Missourians and Americans.
Former NFL Player Brett Farve Wants Politics Out Of Sports
Brett Farve, who is a former NFL quarterback, said that he doesn’t want politics to be in sports. He said that he just wants to watch the game.