The 40th Annual Ozarks Black Gold Walnut Festival will continue its tradition of arts and craft and food booths, contests, races, and live music on October 3rd and 4th, 2025.
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Thomasville Autumn Days Was Once Again A Success!
Thomasville’s Third Annual Autumn Days was held on September 20, 2025. Around 5:30 pm, a lot of the parking spots were filled up.
What Was Discussed At The Monthly Alton Chamber Meeting
The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on September 18, 2025, at Collins Coffee in Alton. The main topic discussed was the Walnut Festival coming up in under a month!
Register For The Bike And Run Races At The Walnut Festival!
The night before the 40th Annual Black Gold Walnut Festival, there will be the annual Run the Town For Gold 5K/1 Mile Race as well as a new 1 mile bike race.
Southern Missouri Drought Conditions
According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, parts of southern Missouri, including Oregon County, are experiencing drought conditions.
Community 5 Essentials To Consider Before Purchasing A Bicycle
Whether the bike is for you or someone you love, keeping a few key factors in mind will help you find the perfect ride for your needs.
Trump Requesting Pray-ers For The United States
Specifically, the White House is asking if one million people can pray one hour per week for the United States.
Thayer Defense Wins A Nail-Biting Match-Up Against The Eagles
The Thayer Bobcats football team took on the Liberty (Mtn. View) Eagles at the Thayer High School in Thayer, Missouri.
Community What’s This? M&M’s Has A New Flavor? Or Two?
While we love what they offer, they are now adding two new tastes to the mix: Honey Roasted Peanut and Pumpkin Pie!
Starbucks Adding Healthy Protein To Its Beverages
Beginning September 29, 2025, Starbucks is adding protein-packed cold foam and lattes to its menu in a variety of flavors.
Couch Indians Volleyball Wins All Three Sets Over Kosh
The Couch Indians and Koshkonong Blue Jays volleyball teams competed on September 8, 2025, at the Couch High School. Couch took home the win, winning all three sets.
Missouri Moves to Cut Child Care Regulations by Over 10 Percent
The Missouri government plans to eliminate or change more than 170 state child care regulations in an effort to ease burdens on providers.