The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on Thursday, June 16, 2022. Although not too many members were present, a lot was discussed.
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Local Republican Party Is Planning Lincoln Days In Alton
The Oregon County Republican Central Committee has scheduled a Lincoln Days event this Saturday. Community is invited.
The Statue Of Liberty Arrived In America 137 Years Ago
The famous Statue of Liberty arrived in New York as a gift from France. The U. S. received the statue in pieces contained in more than 200 cases
Hot & Dry Weather Good For Hayin’ Bad For Trading— Light Receipts In Cattle
Compared to last week, slaughter cows and bulls traded steady. Demand was good on a moderate supply of slaughter animals and bred cows and a light su…
Alton Chamber Of Commerce Meeting Thursday Evening
The Alton Chamber of Commerce has scheduled their next meeting. All business or other community members are invited to attend.
Looking For A Job? Family Dollar/ Dollar Tree Is Now Hiring
Whether you are looking for full time employment or a part time addition of income, Family Dollar/Dollar Tree may be just the place for you.
Editorial Is There Really Food Shortages In The United States?
Much talk has been in the news regarding food shortages. Are the voices accurate? Should we as Americans expect food shortages?
Is It Too Late To Register To Vote In The Primary Elections?
The primary election for Missouri will take place on Tuesday, August 2, 2022. The election is to pick one candidate from a party
Tired Of Negative News? How About This For A Good Idea?
The last couple of years news media outlets have shown a propensity for lauding negative news. This is news most mainstream families shun from.
High Dressing Cattle Shines— Slaughter Cattle Trading 2.00-5.00 Higher
Demand was ample and supply was heavy on slaughter animals and a moderate supply of replacement cattle. Prices increased from last week.
Heart Of The Ozarks Fair Brings Huge Crowds The First Night
This year on opening night of the carnival, on June 7, 2022, the rides were only one dollar each. Huge crowds came and enjoyed the rides.
Local Youngster Myla Woods Is 2022 Missouri Little Miss Agriculture
Little Miss Myla Woods won a heavily contested opportunity to represent agriculture across Missouri and ultimately, the nation.