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It all began in England. On September 6, 1620, a group of Pilgrims on board the Mayflower set sail for the New World.

The Bank of Birch Tree and the Alton Bank are assembling a Logger Day! This is the 15th Annual Loggers Day in the area.

Oregon County has changes to encourage deer hunting. The MDC is trying to lower the deer population by decreasing the female population.

Missouri businesses enroll their information, and the site lists it for all who are looking in Missouri for Missouri products.

Mammoth Spring, Arkansas, hosted an Antique and Classic Car Show on Saturday. This happened at the Mammoth Spring State Park.

Missouri is the first state to cut its ties with the American Library Association (ALA). Parents are revolting against the books.

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Antique and classic cars are showing up in Mammoth Spring, Friday night started the viewing with it finishing at Mammoth Spring State Park.

Teenpact invites teenagers to spend a week in our state’s capitol, learning our governing system while having fun and making friends.

With a larger-than-normal turnover of staff, it takes someone willing to stand up for students and education, Holly Reese can to do that.

Alton has an eclipse committee, and they are meeting to discuss the eclipse in Oregon County, preparedness, and a possible website.

Springfield-Branson National Airport might be an enjoyable place to spend the holiday weekend if you want some “hands-on history.”

Compared to last week’s light run, slaughter cows were 2.00-3.00 higher and slaughter bulls sold mostly steady.