Today, August 3, 2021, is National Watermelon Day. Here are five things that you can do with your watermelon today, besides just eat it.
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Fauci Slams Missourians For Alledged Low Vaccination Rates
While an Arizona doctor is claiming the COVID-19 vaccines are dangerous,, Dr. Fauci blames a rise on Missouri’s low vaccine rate.
Alton And Thayer Senior Centers Will Have An Ice Cream Social Aug. 10
Missouri’s bicentennial is coming up on Tuesday, August 10, 2021. The Thayer and Alton Senior Centers will be having ice cream socials that day.
Another Vacation Bible School In The Area
Thayer First Baptist Church announced the dates of their VBS.It is August 1-5. The public is invited.
Editorial Cuba, Free Speech, And Communism- Are We There?
People in Cuba are making history by protesting in their streets. These citizens have grievances against the government.
Editorial Deadly & Permanent Side Effects Of COVID-19 Vaccine “Rare”— No Recall Scheduled
Vaccine safety? They’re untested. If that was said about food recalls- “The deadly food poisoning only affects a small percentage,” that wouldn’t fly.
Massive Crowds Come To Farmer’s Market On Beautiful Sunny Saturday
July 17, 2021, brought a sunny, humid, and hot day, but that did not stop a massive crowd from coming to the Oregon County Farmers Market.
The 4th Of July Festivities For Alton, Mo. Brought Out The American Spirit
Alton, Mo. held their 4th of July festivities on July 3, 2021, at Piney Creek Park. They had food vendors, bouncy houses, water slides, and the fireworks.
Hobby Lobby Is Receiving Backlash For Putting Out Ads On Major Holidays
Hobby Lobby puts out full-page ads in newspapers on major holidays including Bible verses, quotes from presidents. They are receiving backlash for it.
Representative Smith Is Busy Casting Votes In Washington DC
In Washington DC, Representative Smith is busy casting votes to protect Missourians and their money.
Governor Parson Planning Bicentennial Inaugural Parade
Governor Parson and his wife announced their participation in several bicentennial events. The actual bicentennial date is August 10.
Ledgerwood Steps Down: New Commissioner Sworn In
David Stubblefield was sworn in as presiding commissioner at the Oregon County Courthouse Thursday, June 17, 2021.