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P.O.W. Network to host fundraiser for Veterans Week events
For the past 30 years, the P.O.W. Network has played an important part in hosting numerous events during Veterans Week, held Nov. 5-11 each year.

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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Pressed but not crushed
The enemy will try to crush you based on your calling, but God will use your calling to crush the enemy. It had been one of the most emotionally trying weeks I've had in a long time. Amid the crushing fatigue and muscle weakness that accompanies a neuromuscular disease like MG, one of the medications I take to fight it was also causing mood swings, and I found myself crying more easily than usual. To add to that, I accidentally overheard a sister in the Lord (who I have great

Tiffany Gravett
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Young musicians win prizes, gain friends at Youth in Bluegrass Contest
Sponsored by Ozark Mountain Music Association, the contest is about legacy as much as it is about competition.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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College of the Ozarks to host annual Honor America event celebrating America 250 on June 27
Patriotic banners commemorating America 250 will line the campus streets as guests arrive for the celebration.

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Ole Seagull not buying the instant P & Z makeover myth
Can anyone who has even a clue about how the planning and zoning process works believe that the changes she has seen and experienced took place in the two months since the election?

Gary J. Groman
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Tri-Lakes Education News
Education news from schools around the Tri-Lakes area

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Local communities earn Missouri Blue Shield designation
This honor recognizes Missouri communities that demonstrate their commitment to enhancing public safety, investing in and supporting law enforcement, and building partnerships between law enforcement and our community.

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Career Transitions
Promotions, new positions and retirements

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Residents of eight tiny homes receive keys during ribbon cutting ceremony
Following a ribbon cutting for each home, the new residents received the keys to his or her new tiny home, and got to step inside for their first look at their furnished living quarters.

K.D. Michaels
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Branson restaurant and owner celebrate milestone anniversary
It was a day of fun and festivities at Famous Dave's as the restaurant served a limited menu of delicious items at 2006 prices as a way of saying thank you to their customers for their loyalty and support.

K.D. Michaels
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White River Connect now serving Spokane with high-speed internet
Construction began on White River Connect in June of 2023 to offer broadband access in rural areas of Christian, Douglas, Ozark, Stone, and Taney counties.

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Tony Orlando to be honored with prestigious award
Locally, Orlando, a long-time resident of the Branson area, headlined shows at his own Yellow Ribbon Theatre for many years.

K.D. Michaels
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Area Entertainment: Daniel Keeton presents ‘A Hero's Welcome, A Veterans Tribute’
We all truly enjoyed this show and it brought tears to our eyes.

Luanna Fullerton
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Westgate Resorts celebrate $28 million investment at Westgate Branson Woods Resort with new attractions, water park to open in 2027
The announcements are part of more than $28 million in investments made at the resort, including new amenities and extensive room renovations.

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Representative Seitz wraps up productive term and looks ahead to next year
This past term saw Seitz continuing to serve as the Chairman of the Special Committee on Tourism and on the Board of the Statewide Tourism Commission, where he worked to keep funding for tourism in place.

K.D. Michaels
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Memories from the Homestead: ‘Twilight on the Trail’ celebrating 90 years
Paramount used the song again in 1941 in a production starring Hopalong Cassidy.

John Fullerton
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Stars, stripes and world records: Branson’s Flag Day spectacle salutes America’s 250th
Widely known for its four key stones of “Faith, Family, Flag, and Fun,” the city is taking things to the next level by aiming for a Guinness World Record.

Gary J. Groman
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New hours announced for Library Center of the Ozarks
The extra evening hours will better fit the schedules of many who were finding it difficult to make it to the library during previous scheduled hours.

K.D. Michaels
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When just a minute becomes dangerous for pets
Always consider that the heat index combines both temperature and humidity to reflect what conditions feel like.

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Stock Market Insights: Big tech’s AI spending boom is reshaping the bond market
Dr. Richard Baker, AIF®, is the CEO and executive wealth advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. We were so nervous! In 1997, my wife and I bought our first house and signed the papers for our $18,800 mortgage. going into debt for the first time. Looking back now, it wasn’t much money, but that debt felt like a huge responsibility. I suspect the tech companies aren’t nearly as nervous about their new debt as we were. Big tech companies are spending a tremendous amount of c

Dr. Richard Baker
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