Representative Jason Smith represents rural southern Missouri as he stands before Congress in Washington, DC.
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Alton Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Officers
With ongoing updates regarding the Walnut Festival and its tax status, talk about upcoming elections was a hot topic.
FDA Announces New Rules For COVID Shot
On Tuesday, May 20, 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced new rules to approve COVID-19 shots.
Community What To Do As A Family On Memorial Day?
This is Memorial Day weekend, a time to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice .Here are some suggestions for commemorating the day.
Kansas Wins First Test Of Lawsuit Against Pfizer
Kobach is declaring this a victory, bringing justice to the Kansans who were misled by the false statements made by Pfizer.
This Week, Slaughter Cows And Bulls Sold 2.00-3.00 Higher
Slaughter cows and bulls sold 2.00-3.00 higher. The top slaughter bulls brought 213.00/cwt. and the top slaughter cow brought 167.00/cwt.
AltonMo.com Now Taking Donations For Independence Day Bags
For several years, AltonMo.com staff have gone to local fireworks celebrations to poll attendees and give away gift bags.
Alton Swimming Pool Announces Opening Date For The Season
So grab your swimsuits and beach towels. The Alton city pool will open for the season on Monday, May 26, 2025.
Invasive Plants Workshop In Alton
Invasive plants can take over the land and replace native plants. The University of Missouri Extension in Oregon County is here to help.
Slaughter Cows Were 2.00-3.00 Higher And Slaughter Bulls Were Steady To 2.00 Higher
Slaughter cows were 2.00-3.00 higher and slaughter bulls were steady to 2.00 higher. Demand was good on a moderate supply of slaughter animals.
American Manufacturing Trying To Keep Up Amidst Tariffs
American manufacturers are seeing a large growth in demand. Employees and consumers are reaping the benefits.
Capitol Report From Keith Elliott: What Bills Are Headed To The Governor
Just a week remaining in the 2025 legislative session, the Missouri General Assembly is making steady progress on impactful legislation. This week, more bills crossed the finish line and now head to Governor Mike Kehoe’s desk for his signature.