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The House passed a bill requiring individuals registering to vote to provide proof of citizenship to participate in federal elections.

President Biden single-handedly changed Title IX, which protects women and girls from discrimination in education.

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The garden begins to yield, sometimes more than expected. Some are not made for freezing or canning. Cucumbers are one of those plants.

The Republican National Committee released its 2024 platform. The platform, is titled “2024 GOP Platform Make America Great Again.”

The Arkansas Supreme Court eliminated the option of a neutral gender identification on their state ID cards.

Today, July 12, 2024, is National French Fry-Day. In honor of Fry-Day, multiple fast-food chains are having French fry deals today.

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One suggestion was to offer demonstrations of various crafts. The chamber seeks craftsmen to demonstrate what they do during the festival.

Candidate Vinnie Clubb answered our political survey. He is a Republican running for state representative of our district.

Recently, World Atlas posted an article about the best small towns in Missouri. Alton, Missouri, has a small-town charm.

The Black and Gold Walnut Festival is an annual event all locals look forward to. With that, the chamber plans walnut-themed contests.

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American Rounds is out meeting hunters’ needs by installing automated ammunition vending machines using ID scanners…

On this day the Liberty Bell rang from its tower in Philadelphia, announcing the oral reading of the official Declaration of Independence.