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Local elections around the state: school board positions to fill and tax use money being decided, voters did come out to decide the future.

A cold front will pass through the area. Thunderstorms did pass through the area overnight, leaving many without electricity.

The Culpepper & Merriweather Circus came to Alton, Mo, on April 3, 2023. Although they were here only a day, there was a big turnout for the shows.

Our state representative in Washington, DC is Jason Smith. This past week he helped pass crucial legislation regarding U.S. policies

Alton Assembly of God Church is planning an Easter egg hunt this Sunday, Easter. Everyone is invited to come for a Resurrection message.

The Outback Greenhouse can help pave the way for spring. They sell local favorites, including cool-weather crops.

Community

The University of Missouri Oregon County extension office has donated seeds to the library to be passed out to library patrons.

Voters in Oregon County, Missouri, have money issues to decide Tuesday, April 4, 2023, which is local elections day.

West Plains MSU will offer three lifeguard classes to a limited number of individuals in the next few months.

The Alton Fire Department is looking to the community for aid. The fire department is planning a large garage sale.

Cape Girardeau is hosting an eclipse expo. This is open to people of all ages. Sign up now for free tickets.

Slaughter cows and bulls were traded steady to 2.00 higher this week. Demand was good on a moderate supply.