Tropical Storm Hilary made landfall in southern California on Sunday, August 24, 2023. This makes Hilary the first tropical storm to make landfall in California in 84 years.
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Highway 19 Is Closing On August 22nd For Bridge Inspection
Highway 19, going northbound out of Alton, Missouri, will be closed for bridge inspection on Tuesday, August 22, 2023.
Compared To Last Week, Slaughter Cows And Bulls Traded Steady
Compared to last week, slaughter cows and bulls traded steady. Demand was good on a moderate supply of slaughter animals and a light supply of replacement cattle.
Sew Blessed Piecemakers Is Working On A New Quilt Of Valor
The Alton, Missouri, Sew Blessed Piecemakers quilting group is working on another lovely Quilt of Valor quilt.
Twin Pines In Winona Supports Families Fishing Together
Twin Pines Conservation Education Center wants to encourage families to enjoy nature by hosting a Family Fishing Day.
Jeff Lawrence Auction Going On Right Now With Lots Of Items
Are you looking to get good deals on good tools and equipment? An auction is going on right now at the Alton, Missouri, Volunteer Fire Department.
Christians In Idaho Get Paid For The Trouble of Being Arrested
A group of Christians were awarded $300,000 after being arrested for holding an outdoor church service without wearing masks.
Upcoming Canning Workshop- Limited Spaces
The Oregon County Extension Office is hosting a Water Bath Canning Workshop. In this workshop, Stephanie Johnson will teach the basics.
All Louisiana Schools Required To Post ‘In God We Trust’
Louisiana passed a law that has a new requirement for each of the public schools. Each classroom needs to display our country’s motto.
Uganda Has Funds Cut Due To Homosexual Stance
Because of Uganda’s stance against homosexuality, the Washington, D.C.-based World Bank has cut funding to Uganda.
Walnut Festival Booth Applications Now Available
The 38th Annual Alton Chamber of Commerce Ozarks Black Gold Walnut Festival is set for Saturday, October 7, 2023.
Rain Causes Receipts To Be Lighter Than Expected In Cattle Trading
Slaughter cows and bulls were traded steadily. Demand was good on a moderate supply of slaughter animals and a light supply of replacement cattle.