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A Jackson County judge recently struck down most of Missouri’s abortion safety regulations. Voters will address the issue directly this fall.

Governor Kehoe signed the state operating and capital improvement budget bills delivering a responsible, balanced budget.

The United States Postal Service is increasing the prices of mailing services this summer including a 4-cent increase for a First-Class Mail.

Community

People in Alton gathered together on Monday, July 6, to discuss the pocket park Green areas are good, relaxing and peaceful.

Alton gathered with the county to honor our veterans, promote unity, and celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday with a community potluck.

Editorial

When we attend events, we have expectations. When it comes to Alton’s fireworks, they flunked the bathroom availability part.

On Saturday, July 4, Mammoth Spring opened its park and hosted several games and activities for all who came.

Thayer could not ask for a better evening of fireworks. Clouds softened the heat and encouraged locals to come out and celebrate.

The Sew Blessed Piecemekers have worked together to complete a beautiful 250th anniversary quilt, honoring our nation’s birthday.

It was a picture-perfect night in a picture-perfect setting. Alton was celebrating with vendors, candidates, music, food, and fireworks.

Mike Wilkins collected several vanity license plates. and spelled out the preamble to the US Constitution in abbreviated script.

Editorial

Veterans marched to the square to start. Blessings on the food, the day, all those in attendance, and the USA. Then the food lines opened up!