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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.

The Alton Chamber of Commerce met to discuss what needs to be delegated and handled before the upcoming Walnut Festival.

Mammoth Spring, Arkansas is hosting an antique and classic car show. This is well-organized as it is their 39th year.

One of Representative Smith’s jobs is nominating outstanding students from the 8th district to attend one of our U.S. service academies.

the BB Road Fire Department held a barbecue dinner on Saturday, August 26. A crowd filled the building, eating and purchasing raffle tickets.

The BB Road Volunteer Fire Department is having a couple of raffles: one for a compilation of goods, the other raffle for a rifle.

The Thayer Bobcats went up against the St. Vincent Indians in the season opener on August 25, 2023. The Bobcats pulled ahead and won the game 21-18.

The Thayer Bobcats did manage to hold a lead at the end of the fourth quarter against the St. Vincent Indians to pull out a win.

You may want to treat your pup especially nicely on this special day-it is National Dog Day! Spend time with a man’s best friend.

Slaughter cows and slaughter bulls sold steady. Demand was good on a very light supply.