The closure includes campsites 8 and 28 at Baxter, campsites 15-27 at Campbell Point and campsites 32, 33, 44, 45, 54, 56 and 58 at Mill Creek.

Many of the 53 affected employees will transition to new opportunities within the health system, but for the the remaining employees, resources will be provided.

USACE has posted signs indicating high bacteria levels at the swim beaches. Park rangers will retest next week and reopen the beaches when test results indicate bacteria levels are within an acceptable range.

This prestigious award recognizes the commitment of school boards and superintendents to ongoing professional development and effective governance practices.

Two acceptable water samples are required by the Stone County Health Department prior to reopening a swim beach.

The Adoration Star project will cost $14,000, of which about one-half has been raised and will hopefully be in operation by the 4th of July in honor of America’s 250th birthday.

Residents who believe their business may qualify, or who are unsure whether their business meets the criteria, are encouraged to contact the City’s Planning & Development Licensing Office for clarification and additional information regarding the reimbursement process.

A lone voice in the room expressing concern that more regulation is needed was that of John Coffman with the Consumers Council, who pointed out possible loopholes and suggested looking into requirements that data centers construct their own energy sources.

All four occupants of the truck, who were vacationing in Branson, were taken by ambulance to the hospital, but no serious injuries were reported.

Recently, a reunion group from the Charlie Company, 2nd/502, 101st Airborne stopped by the Garden to present a beautiful wreath and hold a dedication/remembrance ceremony.