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Three Local Blood Drives Coming Up- Blood Needed Now
Due to the covid vaccinations, many people are not donating blood while the need for blood has increased.
Thayer Senior Center Offers Additional Meals Through April
Thayer Senior Center is trying to meet the needs of its seniors while protecting them. They offer weekly hot meals to go.
Community MDC Twin Pines Reopening With A Bang On April 17
The Missouri Department Of Conservation (MDC) announced the reopening of the Twin Pines Conservation Education Center.
Important Updated Art Contest Information
Altonmo.com has received important updated information regarding the deadlines and submissions for this contest.
Looking For Easter Eggs Or Easter Rocks?
In an attempt to get the whole county one-minded, the University of Missouri extension office has decorated rocks.
Mike Kehoe Speaks With TeenPact And Discusses Role Of Government
Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe gave a talk to a group of Teenpacters on March 2, 2021.
Community Missouri Bicentennial Encourages 200 Hours Of Volunteerism
The Missouri Community Service Commission is challenging all Missourians to volunteer 200 hours in their local community.
Local Senior Centers Now Offering Hot Meals
After a long closure, the seniors are welcome back to the Thayer and Alton Senior Centers for HOT Meals.
Little League Sign Ups This Week Only
Thayer, Mo. – Thayer is having Little League signups this week only. Now is the time to decide if your little one will participate this summer. You have only until Friday to decide. Who Can Play Little league is for school-age children up through age 12. T-ball is open for children ages 4-6. This is […]
Register Now For Inter-Denominational Women’s Conference
Mountain View, Missouri is hosting an inter-denominational event for women. The dates planned are April 23-24.
Oklahoma Experiences Early Morning Earthquake While Recovering From Cold
On Friday, February 19, 2021, an earthquake struck Oklahoma. Originally rated at 4.5, the U.S. Geologic Survey changed it to 4.2.