The arrival of autumn brings a new selection of seasonal produce to local grocery stores. Consumers have access to fresh meal options.
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Rep Keith Elliott Honors Thayer FCCLA For Award-Winning Project
State Rep. Keith Elliott praised Thayer High School students Cannon Pitts and Holden Underwood for earning top statewide honors.
Thayer Bobcats Lose to Panthers, But Retain No. 1 Seed
On Friday, October 23, 2026, the Bobcats hosted the Mountain Grove Panthers. Our Bobcats lost, but remain district champions.
Election Amendments And Props- What Do They Mean?
In addition to voting for people and judges, we will vote on amendments and propositions. It is best to be informed before voting.
Amendment 3 Rally Brought People From All Over
The rally did make the point that this is about protecting life as well as protecting our children from transgender surgeries.
Vanilla Crowned Top Ice Cream Flavor of the Summer
Summer is over, and the counts are in. Vanilla is the all-around favorite ice cream! Different geographical regions do have their favorites.
Are You Voting? Do You Know The Judges On The Ballot?
Two choices on our fall ballot belong to two judges. We will decide whether they will remain as judges or not.
Alton’s Trunk-or-Treat, Contests, And Races Will Be On Halloween!
Halloween is coming up on October 31, 2026. The Alton Chamber of Commerce is planning a fun night on Halloween including a trunk-or-treat, costume contest, and inflatable costume race!
Say Yes On Amendment 3 Rally Tour Coming To Alton
The YES on Amendment 3 Rally Tour will make its Oregon County stop in Alton on Tuesday, October 20, at 2:00 p.m.
What Was Happening At The Walnut Festival This Year
The Walnut Festival in Alton was held on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The weather was perfect for vendors and shoppers.
Alton Chamber Of Commerce Met To Cover Several Topics
The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on October 15, 2026. Besides a special speaker from the Optimist club, there were decisions to be made regarding the Trunk-or-Treat and membership.
New Treasury Rules Block Payouts to Deceased People
The Treasury Department blocked $175 million in federal payments meant for deceased individuals in fiscal year 2026.












