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The Texas Bar’s disciplinary complaint against the attorney general is outrageous and unconstitutional and it’s coming to Missouri.

Although Alton is experiencing warm temperatures, another storm is hitting the west coast, causing travel delays and probable road closures.

The Dellhalf Church of Christ in Myrtle is joining with the Monette, Arkansas, congregation in collecting flashlights and batteries.

The Alton Comets and Koshkonong Blue Jays boys and girls varsity basketball teams went up against each other on Friday, February 17, 2023.

The residents of East Palestine held a town hall meeting on Wednesday, February 15. Residents packed the gymnasium to voice their concerns.

A freight train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. While trying a controlled burn hazardous chemicals were spewed into the air.

Compared to last week, slaughter cows and bulls traded steady to 3.00 higher. Demand was good on a light supply.

The Alton High School Art Club is planning a family fun evening for the entire community. They are having a family movie night this Saturday.

The Alton City Hall is taking applications for lifeguards at the city pool. They are looking for persons looking for a seasonal job.

U.S. House of Representatives had more than usual on their plate of what needs to be taken care of. Representative Smith voted three times.

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Are you thinking about proposing? Cracker Barrel is offering free food for a year to couples who pop the question at the restaurant.

Unlike the last sale, two weeks ago, slaughter cows and bulls traded 2.00-3.00 higher. Bred cows traded steady and pairs were not well tested.