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Alton City Hall Now Taking 4th Of July Vendor Applications
Alton has made available its vendor applications for booth space for the upcoming Fourth Of July celebration.
Congressional Art Competition Taking Entries Now
Each year, high schoolers nationwide are encouraged to participate in the Congressional Art Contest. The deadline is coming soon!
Suggestion For Clearing Those Downed Trees From Friday’s Storms
Emergency crews and the Missouri Department of Conservation have suggestions for the health of your home and your living trees.
Gov Kehoe Offers FEMA Assistance To 23 Counties
The Governor requested that FEMA participate in joint PDAs in 23 counties following the March 14-15 severe storms.
Spring Rabies Clinics Springing Up Around The Area
Langley Animal Clinic, in conjunction with the Mammoth Spring Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a Rabies Clinic.
Lifeguard Applications Due March 31 To City Hall
The Alton City Hall is taking applications to be a lifeguard in Alton. The city is taking applications from anyone over sixteen.
Everyone Invited To Chamber Meeting On Thursday
This month’s Chamber meeting will be another lunchtime meeting at noon in the basement of Alton United Methodist Church.
Gov Kehoe Assists In Tornado Recovery Efforts
Governor Mike Kehoe updated Missouri’s recovery efforts following the devastating tornadoes that struck on March 14.
Strong Winds & Possible Tornadoes Tear Through Area On Friday
Although the weather surveys are still being done, multiple tornadoes are thought to have touched down in and around Alton and Oregon County, Missouri.
Assistance For Tornado Victims Needed In Alton, Mo Area
Terrible storms with strong winds spread throughout the area on Friday. Many lost power, and others had no water.
Alton City Council Discussed The Month’s Business On March 10th
The Alton City council met on March 10, 2025, to discuss the business of the month. The public meeting took about five minutes because there was not a lot to discuss.