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The night sky will host a breathtaking astronomical event on Wednesday morning—a six-planet parade. Also known as a planetary alignment,

But a walk is inviting to most people. Crossing Alton’s terrain in the fantastic evening could be what you need to start the weekend.

Come see Rover’s new event center while participating in a barbecue dinner and auction hosted by the Rover Volunteer Fire Department!

Editorial

A group has somehow gotten enough signatures to bypass our elected officials and get a measure on our next ballot, legalizing abortion.

In early summer, the plastic dome on the playground set broke. The city repaired it. And now it is broken again.

With the upcoming Walnut Festival and decisions about the pocket park, the chamber had lots to discuss and decide on.

The Democratic National Committee released its 2024 Party Platform on Sunday.and it mentions Biden as the presidential nominee.

On Wednesday, August 21, 2024, local resident Richard Haigwood passed away in an automobile accident near Thayer.

With notable movie hits that cross the globe, the Kendrick Brothers new release, The Forge, will follow suit.

If you plan a shopping trip to Walmart, you may want to reconsider. Walmart has a sinkhole, and they closed a section of its parking lot.

Although it took two years to convict an election worker, the process was completed. By removing lawbreakers from the system, each vote will count.

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A Camping World location in California, is withstanding local officials by flying a giant American flag after being told to take it down.