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Fresh, locally grown produce, handmade items, freshly made loaves of bread, and bakery items at our Alton Oregon County Farmer’s Market.

A total solar eclipse will be experienced by several states for the last time in their lifetimes. Thousands are expected to attend.

This week, both slaughter cows and bulls traded steady. Demand was good on a moderate supply of slaughter animals.

HSLDA has decided to add to the existing contests by adding videos and short stories as categories. The chances of winning have increased

Our Alton Senior Center is dedicated to helping our elderly. The senior center is hosting a winter clothing drive.

The Annual Black Gold Walnut Festival will not be handing away free shirts this year. Those wanting a shirt may pre-order the shirt(s).

On September 9, 2022, the Thayer Bobcats went up against the Liberty (Mtn. View) Eagles at the Eagles football field. The Eagles won 62-16.

By hijacking planes, terrorists flew them into our World Trade Centers, the Pentagon, and a thwarted attempt into a field in Pennsylvania.

the grand opening date for the Court Square Cafe is scheduled for Saturday, October 1, 2022, which is also the annual Walnut Festival.

With the driveway completed, the Alton Burger Palace did reopen in order to celebrate its 24th Anniversary.

Sadly, Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning British monarch, passed away today. World leaders express their condolences to the grieving.

Myla Woods continues to educate her peers about the benefits of agriculture. And at the upcoming Walnut Festival, Myla will host a booth.