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Patriotic mural completed at IMAX lobby

“America’s Mural” incorporates patriotic symbols such as a bald eagle; poignant memorable moments in history such as General Washington at Valley Forge; Abraham Lincoln’s “With Malice Toward None;” the Betsy Ross flag; the transcontinental railroad’s “Golden Spike;” moon landings; salutes to veterans; and much, much more!

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Seitz, Hudson celebrate successful legislative session

Sietz and Hudson reflect on a successful legislative session.

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BVA 913 awards scholarships

We ask eligible students to visit our website, Branson Veterans of America 913, in December, under scholarships, to learn how they can apply for one of these scholarships.

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Beloved ‘Branson Country USA’ returns for one special Wild Bunch Appreciation Night on May 22

The special event comes following the retirement of the long-running radio and television show in December of 2025 after 23 years on radio and 13 years on television.

Entertainment

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Spring Fling offered music and more

Strolling historical reenactors were readily available to talk about themselves and take photos. Spotted on the streets were Abraham Lincoln, Betsy Ross, Uncle Sam, Patrick Henry and President Donald Trump.

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Area appreciation rates offered at select Branson shows

Some popular Branson shows are offering area appreciation rates to those in the local area, as a way to make their shows affordable to those nearby. Doug Gabriel, who headlines the Ultimate Variety Show at the Reza Live Theatre is offering area appreciation tickets for just $10 per person. Area appreciation for Doug Gabriel's Ultimate Variety Show runs through May 29, at a rate of just $10 per person. Children 16 and under are free. Area appreciation to the Doug Gabriel Sho

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The fuss about peptides-liver and kidney ‘helps’ [Part 2]

Kisspeptin research has indicated that this peptide plays a therapeutic role in fighting or managing fatty liver disease (NAFLD) by breaking down and eliminating adipose (fat) deposits in the liver.

Jody Johnson Godfrey

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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Fanfare or faithfulness?

Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God: But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. Philippians 2:5-8 Last Saturday was a day I had anticipated and dreamed of for years—my college graduation. It was

Tiffany Gravett

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First Presbyterian Church Branson announces ribbon cutting for new monument sign

In its place, the church reimagined the property with an open, gently sloping lawn that now provides a warm and welcoming view of the historic campus as visitors approach downtown Branson.

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Stock Market Insights: Oil, fertilizer and the new desert trade routes around Iran

Shipping fertilizer over a huge landmass will never be as cheap or efficient as shipping by sea, but it is starting to lessen the global fertilizer shortage.

Dr. Richard Baker

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Reader’s Corner: Strengthen your memory

For many people approaching their senior years, declining memory is a primary concern. Whether you’ve noticed it yourself as you navigate daily life, or perhaps are a caregiver watching it happen to an elderly parent or other loved one, it is a frequent reality, estimated to affect at least 1 in 10 Americans. The good news, though, is that there is a proven way to help! On Wednesday, June 10, Kimberling Area Library and Senior Age will present “Introducing Stronger Memory

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Table Rock Art Gallery to partner with Master Gardeners for June garden tour

As a bonus feature, on tour day, the gardens at Pregnancy Life Line will be open to the public. Recently constructed under the direction of several Master Gardeners, these gardens yielded over 446 pounds of produce in 2025, a huge blessing to the families served by PLL.

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Round table discussion gives pointers to small business owners

The Round Table Discussion, sponsored by Branson Bank, Grimwood and Fenton Attorneys at Law and Ollis, Akers and Arney Insurance and Business Advisors, was moderated by Josh Grisham of My 100.6, one of the Ozarks Dynacom's family of radio stations.

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Reflections: But I want it now

New Testament writers also knew something about waiting. A recent devotional from Faith Gateway pointed out that on the liturgical calendar, we tend not to think about the eight days between Jesus’ Ascension and Pentecost, preferring to skip right from celebrating the Resurrection to recalling the fiery empowerment of the Holy Spirit. Yet, Jesus had told them to wait for the promised Comforter (John 14).

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Dylan Pratt’s story and the story of everyone with disabilities

Where Dylan is concerned, if it wasn't for God/Jesus, Dylan and his dad Dennis Pratt, none of us would have this opportunity to get a message out to people that people with disabilities have just as much God-given talent to be on a stage to perform as much as anyone else does.

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MoDOT expands Sponsor-A-Highway program for cleaner and safer roadsides

In exchange for their contribution to state infrastructure, each sponsored stretch of highway features a prominent sign displaying the sponsor’s name and logo.

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New business offers the area’s best monkey bread

Two of the most important things in the lives of Mimi and James are family and community. Mimi credits their children and grandchildren for being a big part of the Mimi's Monkey Bread journey.

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Been thinking about…coffee breaks

It is best not to estimate the countless gallons of coffee I’ve drunk in, say, the last 35 years, but just the same, I know it’s a lot.

Joshua Heston

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Branson’s First Quarter Financial Report shows year-to-year growth

It was noted that the city’s new financial software will allow for even more precise tracking in the future by distinguishing between the month a business collected a tax and the date the business actually pays the proceeds to the city.