This month’s Chamber meeting will be another lunchtime meeting at noon in the basement of Alton United Methodist Church.
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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.
Don’t Forget To Change Your Clocks Tonight
Tomorrow, Sunday, March 9, 2025, Daylight Savings Time begins. For Daylight Savings Time, move your clocks forward one hour.
Riverton Baptist Church’s Ladies Day Is Scheduled For April 5th
Riverton Baptist Church has announced its Ladies Day event, which is scheduled for Saturday, April 5, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM.
Pregnancy Resource Center Hosting Open House
The Pregnancy Resource Center is having an open house! The center has everything you need for a growing family.
Prayer Offered At The First Cabinet Meeting Under Trump
He held his first cabinet meeting with the new officers. This first Cabinet meeting began with a prayer by HUD Secretary Scott Turner.
Community Will Brewing Your Tea Remove Toxins From Water? Yes!
Anew study shows that brewing tea removes toxins from the water, making it an easy change to your lifestyle.
Alton Little League And Tball Registration This Tuesday
Alton is! Registration for Little League and netball is on Tuesday, March 4. It is time to plan now for your little one.
IRS Should Help- Not Audit- Citizens Per Rep Smith
Representative Jason Smith has been working through IRS falsities in the Ways and Means Committee and found unpleasant answers.