Although your child may attend school, that does not mean he is literate. National testing has shown that school closures did more harm.
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Community Musk Demands Shorter Bills ‘For Everyone To Read’
Presidential adviser Elon Musk wants legislation to be shorter, simpler, and more readable for the average American.
Only The American Flag Can Fly At All US Embassies
President Trump’s State Department issued a “one flag policy” on Tuesday, dictating that only the Stars and Stripes can be flown.
Alton Chamber Meeting: Same Place, New Time
The Alton Chamber of Commerce changed its meeting times to lunchtime, making it readily accessible to all those in town.
Community Funny 100 New Year’s Predictions From 1925
One hundred years ago, some people predicted what the future 100 years would hold. Some are more true than we would like to admit.
January Is National Hobby Month- What’s Your Choice?
January begins a new year—out with the old and in with the new. Many people make resolutions or goals for the upcoming year. It is a way to be a better person, more accomplished, healthier, and more active. People of all ages pick up a new interest or hobby in January. Whether it is a […]
Voting Record For Representative Smith From Last Week
While Congress is ending its session, it is still voting on important issues that affect Missourians. Rep. Smith voted on critical issues.
Nativity Is Displayed At The Capitol For The First Time Ever!
For the first time ever in United States history, a Nativity will be displayed at the U.S. Capitol beginning December 10.
Grant Nelson Knows The Law When It Comes To Business
Grant Nelson attended our city council meetings for two months. After doing much research, he wants the public knew the law.
Gov. Parson Announces Candlelight Tours And Tree Lighting
Governor Parson and First Lady Parson cordially invited families to attend this year’s Candlelight Tours and annual tree lighting ceremony.
Another Person Wins Big In Forced COVID Vaccine Lawsuit
Others did not take the vaccine. Many of the unvaccinated were forced from their jobs without any exemption.
Missouri Red Cross Seeks Volunteers For Hurricane Shelters
Volunteers are requested to aid in disaster relief efforts in the southeastern as they begin to recover from the last two hurricanes.