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For those mailing letters, a stamp on Saturday would cost only 60 cents. However, on Monday, the price rose to 63 cents.

Jason Smith, representative for District 8, was busy with bills coming up for votes. it is important to keep abreast of his voting record.

Governor Mike Parson delivered the 2023 State of the State Address to the Missouri General Assembly on January 18, 2023.

Unlike previous weeks, this week the slaughter cows and bulls traded steady. Bred cows traded 100.00-120.00 higher.

The AltonMo.com field team had invited the Homeschooling 101 Enrichment Day VBS Director Amanda Thomas to the studio for an interview.

This Homeschooling 101 Enrichment Day is happening on January 28, 2023, between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm at the Alton Assembly of God Church.

The trading rates went down this week with slaughter cows traded 2.00-3.00 lower, and slaughter bulls traded steady.

The Biden administration has released a congressionally mandated report on the economic impact to cancel the Keystone XL Pipeline.

The Oregon County Food pantry has a new location. But to find a location adequate to meet the needs grew from month to month.

A group of nearly 50 influential conservatives co-signed a statement Wednesday calling to “change the status quo in Washington.”

Globally, abortion was the leading cause of death in 2022, not covid. 40% of all deaths worldwide were caused by abortion,.

Slaughter cows and bulls traded even higher than two weeks ago at 3.00-4.00, while bred cows traded 75.00-150.00 higher.