Tournament winners this year were the Taney County Sheriff’s Department team, narrowly edging out the defending champions, the Western Taney County Fire team

The goal of “A Community of All Abilities” is to promote inclusion and accessibility by jump-starting a shift of perspective from limitations to abilities.

We are looking for community partners for this event. Businesses may set up a booth along the ballfield walking path. There is no cost to have a booth; we just ask that you hand out candy to the attendees.

A unique fundraising event this weekend will raise money for pets in need in the area. A charm bracelet workshop will be held on Saturday at Mochas and Meows. A $20 per person fee includes materials needed and guidance to make an amazing charm bracelet, including beads and 10 charms, as well as admission to the cat lounge. The event will be held on Saturday, October 17, beginning at 6:30 p.m., at Mochas and Meows, 3265 Falls Parkway, Suite V, in Branson. Proceeds wi

Directed by Cindy Loeb Gilley, wife of the late country music legend Mickey Gilley, the annual tournament celebrates Mickey’s life and continues his commitment to improving the lives of animals in Taney County and the region.

Senior adults from at least 47 U.S. states and several countries gathered at the Hilton Inn and Conference Center in downtown Branson from Monday, September 21, through Wednesday, September 23, for the biannual Senior Adult Conference sponsored by the Assemblies of God Senior Adult Ministries department. The spirit of joy, fellowship and continued purpose even in the “autumn” season of life was almost tangible as attendees ranging from “youngsters” in their 50s to several

This year’s car show was sponsored by 76 Automotive and Long Beach Auto Body.

The Community Foundation of the Ozarks (CFO) is accepting applications for the Everyone Outdoors Grant Program for projects across the CFO’s region. With $120,000 available, the program will support projects that connect residents to natural resources and outdoor recreation opportunities. Public charities with 501(c)(3) or similar nonprofit status may apply for up to $10,000 to engage residents, particularly those living in low-income or high-density neighborhoods, with th

This event will feature an exciting showcase of model train layouts, railroad memorabilia and hobby accessories.

Pink flamingos line 76 Country Boulevard in front of the Titanic, each bearing the name of a survivor.

On this trip, a big project involved working to clear the way for White River Electric Cooperative to extend power lines through the property, a huge step toward being able to build additional lodging and facilities for veteran clients to relax or meet with counseling staff.

The program helped about 250 children ages zero to 16-years-old receive presents last year.

The services represented included practical assistance, such as accessing healthcare benefits and making job connections; as well as groups offering fellowship and connection opportunities and emotional support resources.

This weekend marks what many hope will become an annual event—the Table Rock Tattoo and Bike Show. Held in downtown Branson, this weekend is a must for tattoo and motorcycle enthusiasts. You'll see 160 world-class tattoo artists exhibiting their work, as well as some of the most amazing custom motorcycles you have ever seen, along with custom builders. The action takes place at the Branson Convention Center. The weekend highlights include tattoo artists and live ink and a

“By teaming up with another nonprofit, I feel like we’re reaching more people and we’re able to help both organizations,” Youngblood said.

More than thirty chili entries filled the competition, while the afternoon included a silent auction, raffle drawings, cake walk, children’s games, vendors, a photo booth and other activities.

Held on the first Sunday in October, the Stone County Toy Run gives Santa an early start on the Christmas season. Stovall said the heart of the event is helping children close to home and making sure every child in Stone County gets something at Christmas.

Coalition leadership, while delighted, decided such extraordinary news required verification.

Each quilt is accompanied by a registration certificate and a label with the name of the person(s) who made it. Recipients are encouraged to not just display the quilts but to actually use them, as a tangible reminder of appreciation.

For nearly 30 years, Del Vecchio has served patients across southwest Missouri as a Physician Assistant specializing in orthopedics.