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Something new is happening in Alton. The Alton United Methodist Church is starting Contemporary Saturday Evening Services

The share of Americans who host friends or family at their home at least once a month has dropped by 70 percent over the past half-century.

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This year’s Walnut Festival activities began Friday night with the Tom Clary Classic Car Cruise-In on the square in Alton, Missouri.

The Alton City Council met on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, for its monthly meeting. They immediately got down to business.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth gave his ‘State of Force’ address at the end of September. He announced higher standards.

Governor Kehoe signed an executive order allowing the use of dyed diesel for all motor vehicles operating for any purpose.

Friday night’s game was going to be a tight match-up. Both the Thayer Bobcats and the Ava Bears had a 4-2 record.

Alton High School hosted the Big Springs Conference Baseball Tournament this week. And the home-field advantage spurred the Comets to victory.

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) encourages the public to explore the beauty, wildlife, and history of St. Louis City’s parks.

Here is an excerpt from an interesting interview on PragerU on September 18, 2026, with the CEO of Singularity Compute.

On September 30, a Ukrainian and a Russian passenger worked together to safely land a Flydubai flight heading from Dubai to Tel Aviv

This has been a big week in Alton. The Big Springs Baseball Tournament is held at the Alton High School baseball field.