National POW/MIA Recognition Day is traditionally observed on the third Friday of September.
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2018 Black Gold Walnut Festival Run Registration Now Open
Once again Alton, MO will host the Ozark Black Gold Walnut Festival run preceding the Walnut Festival activities.
Patriot Day- Americans Commemorate 9/11 Disaster
On Patriot Day, September eleventh, we remember and honor those who died seventeen years ago.
Freewill Baptist Church Holds Annual Indoor Yard Sale
Victory Freewill Church held indoor yard sale. All sorts of goods, knick-knacks, books, and odds and ends were for sale and all sales help the church.
Samsung Uses Contest to Encourage Youth Education
This contest helps young people in school see problems in their communities and make solutions for them.
5 Tips to Make This Black Gold Walnut Festival Your Best One Yet
Alton’s Black Walnut Festival is coming up soon it’s important to plan ahead for your ultimate convenience.
55th Anniversary of Martin Luther’s “I Have a Dream” Speech
Recently, August 28th marked 55 years since Martin Luther gave his famous speech. Now it has been 55 years since the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., stood next to the steps leading to the Lincoln Memorial. He announced that he had a dream to those who were in the jobs and freedom march and […]
Don’t Miss the New Farmers Market Open in Alton Now
For several Saturdays now, the Alton Farmers market has been open for business to the public.
Howell County Fair 2018- a Brief Rundown
Oregon County did not have a county fair to the dismay of its residents this year. But Howell County did hold a fair.
Lincoln Days: Local Republican Candidates Stump
On the Lincoln days, multiple republicans currently running for offices addressed the community.
Food, Fun At BB Road Fire Department Dinner
Occasionally, the BB Road Fire Department barbecue fundraiser is held at 4 through 7 PM to benefit the BB road volunteer firefighters.
Think Awesome: Black Walnut Festival Was A Blast
On October 7th , 2017 the thirty-second annual Black Gold Walnut Festival was held at the Alton courthouse around the square.