PI Day is celebrated each year on March 14. The Greek letter Pi is approximately 3.14159, hence celebrating on 3./14. Here are some interesting facts.
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Presidents Day Is On Monday- Stores Are Going To Be Closed
President’s Day is on February 21, 2022. Stores are going to closed to observe President’s Day. Here are some places in Alton, MO, that will be closed.
Recycle Your Live Christmas Tree And Wreath
Now that Christmas is over along with much of the celebrating, what are your plans for the tree?
Three Most Popular New Year’s Resolutions
Do you make New Year’s resolutions? In 2020 approximately 74% of Americans made New Year resolutions.
First Baptist Church Of Alton Holds Successful Christmas Eve Service
FBC of Alton held a Christmas Eve Candlelight Service on December 24, 2021, in Alton, Mo. The service was a success with lots of people coming.
The Story Of Jesus Christ’s Birth: Luke 2:1-21
The reason why we celebrate Christmas is because of Jesus Christ’s birth. You may have never read the story of Jesus Christ’s birth in Matthew 1 and Luke 2.
Delicious Snickerdoodle Cookie Recipe For The Holidays
Snickerdoodle cookies are one of those must-haves at Christmas-time. Here is the recipe for the delicious cookies from Modern Honey.
Real Or Artificial Christmas Tree, Which Do You Prefer?
There is a great controversy in families, between friends, between strangers! The controversy is whether you prefer a real or artificial tree.
First Baptist Has Open To Public Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
The Alton First Baptist Church in Alton, Missouri, is having a Christmas Eve Candlelight Service on December 24, 2021, at 5:00 pm.
Fruitcake? The History Behind The Holiday Food
What is a fruitcake? Who eats it? Why do we give it at Christmastime? Where did it come from? AltonMo.com did some searching and this is what we found.
Donate Blood And Help More People During The Holidays
At this time of year when we think of helping the unfortunate, the Red Cross is asking that you keep thinking of others
Ham Or Turkey: Which Do You Have For Christmas Dinner?
We all have our standard Christmas meal. The main two are turkey and ham. In a recent AltonMo.com poll, the main vote was for ham.