Although many have declared Joe Biden the winner of the 2020 Presidential race, there is still a whole lot of process to go through before that is a fact.
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Thank You To Alton Area Voters And The Alton Burger Palace
On election day, November 3, 2020, AltonMo.com joined with the Alton Burger Palace to offer a free deal to voters.
Missouri General Election Results Are In!
The General Elections votes have been tallied in Missouri and the winners are announced.
2020 General Election In Oregon County Missouri— Pivotal Presidential Election
Polls opened at 6:00 am this morning at the First Baptist Church on Highway 19 in Alton, Mo. so voters can cast ballots choosing candidates running.
Amendments On The Ballot This Election: Be Informed
Two amendments will be on the ballot for Missouri citizens to vote on this coming general election (November 3, 2020).
Missouri Youth Deer Hunt Set To Open This Weekend
This weekend marks the opening weekend of youth deer hunting across the state; it is open Saturday, October 31, 2020.
134 Years Ago Today The Statue Of Liberty Was Dedicated
The Statue of Liberty came to the United States as a gift from the people of France. People celebrated.
Oregon County, Missouri Polling Places And Times For Tuesday
Election day is around the corner and voters need to know when and where to vote. Here are the official polling places.
Judge Amy Coney Barrett Confirmed To U.S. Supreme Court By Senate
Trump gave reasons for the appointment- “Justice Barrett has made clear she will issue rulings based solely upon a faithful reading of the Constitution.”
Blood Drive Needs Volunteers ASAP In Thayer
The American Red Cross will host a Blood Drive on Thursday, October 29th. They are asking for blood as the supply is low due to coronavirus concerns.
Oregon County Spends $1.2 million in Cares Act Funds
Oregon county is following the government guidelines to use the funds for the best and highest purposes..
Congressman Smith Fights For Southern Missouri Values
Congressman Jason Smith reported on what’s he’s getting done locally and in Washington, DC.