Finance Archives - Page 17 of 22

Because of bell ringers and charitable donations, money is coming back to Alton. A Salvation Army donation has been made.

The issue of marijuana use is back on the ballot this fall. A decision must be made regarding the recreational use of marijuana.

U.S. representative district 8 has elected Jason Smith to represent us in Congress. He is casting votes to protect our freedoms.

Longtime local resident Steve Simmons has been diagnosed with cancer. Local businesses are collaborating.

Governor Parson vetoed a couple of bills put forward by our legislators. Instead, He wants tax relief for all Missouri taxpayers,

Representative Jason Smith is working hard in Washington DC to thwart the leftist agenda of raising our taxes,

Alton Senior Center recently received a capacity building grant thanks to Ozarks Food Harvest. Ozarks Food Harvest invested $1 million

Community

The Alton Chamber of Commerce met on Thursday, June 16, 2022. Although not too many members were present, a lot was discussed.

Whether you are looking for full time employment or a part time addition of income, Family Dollar/Dollar Tree may be just the place for you.

Editorial

Much talk has been in the news regarding food shortages. Are the voices accurate? Should we as Americans expect food shortages?

Beginning July 10, 2022, the price for postage of a first class envelope will increase from 58 cents to 60 cents. This is the standard Forever stamp.

Editorial

No clear bags are provided for itemized fruit and vegetables. For my handpicked oranges, tomatoes, or peppers, nothing.