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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to include more gardens in its People’s Garden Initiative.

The Alton Chamber of Commerce met to review the Walnut Festival, as well as plan a trunk or treat and the Christmas parade.

October is traditionally the beginning of the holiday season. Cooler weather makes one think about the upcoming holidays.

Missouri is looking to capitalize on its state fruit: the pawpaws. Researchers are working on making these fruits tastier and more resilient.

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AltonMo.com found another venue.AltonMo.com is now on Rumble. We merely took the video that YouTube censored and we posted it on Rumble.

Slaughter cows traded steady to 2.00 lower and bulls traded steady. Demand was moderate on a heavy supply of slaughter animals.

Faith is currently at Madonna Rehab in Lincoln, Nebraska. The family is asking for assistance with travel expenses to and from Nebraska.

]As part of this year’s remodeling plans, Walmart plans to invest an estimated $240 million in 41 Missouri stores.

On October 14, 2023, an annular solar eclipse will happen in parts of the United States, Mexico, and South and Central America.

Slaughter cows went up from last week, but are still low with it being traded 2.00-3.00 lower while slaughter bulls traded steady.

We know we will vote for people, but is anything else on the ballot? Here are some things to consider before you head into the voting booth.

Here in Missouri, we are voting for a number of people. However, we are also casting our ballots on four propositions to the Constitution.