The opening reception will be on Friday evening, June 5, from 6-9 p.m. Both the exhibit and reception are free and open to the public.

Putting for Patriots supports local Veteran-related nonprofits in various markets. Monies raised are also donated to two national organizations that serve wounded servicemen and women and their families, as well as Veterans that suffer from PTSD, Homes for our Troops and TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors).

Hollister and Reeds Spring seniors are celebrated during commencement exercises.

The goal is to help ease the financial burden of post-secondary education for the children of current or former Taney and Stone County First Responders, or Taney and Stone County high school graduates planning to pursue a career in Criminal Justice, Fire Sciences, or Emergency Medical Services.

Also during National Garden Week, the public is invited to a free guided tour of the Veterans Memorial Garden on June 10.

KAL is an independent, volunteer-staffed library serving patrons within a 25-mile radius of Kimberling City. Library cards are free to qualifying residents. For more information and volunteer opportunities, please see www.kalib.org.

The Shepherd of the Hills is excited to announce that Ozarks Aglow Illuminated Night-Walk will officially be extended as part of Shepherd’s Great American Summer, giving guests even more opportunities to experience the immersive nighttime attraction throughout the summer season. Originally launched as a Spring seasonal immersive experience, Ozarks Aglow quickly became a guest favorite thanks to its gigantic larger than life illuminated lanterns, glowing pathways, interactive

TFO showcases its musicians with three annual chamber music concerts, “All-Star Soloists,” “Music by Living Composers,” and “Our Favorite Pieces.”

When considering estate planning, people usually have lots of questions. For instance, what is probate and how does it work? What is real versus personal property?

Both legislators reminded attendees to exercise their right to vote in August and November.

The annual Jeep Branson Show and Shine is set for 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Branson Convention Center on Saturday, June 13, and the event's closing ceremony begins at 7 p.m. at the Branson Landing.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Keynote speaker is Mitch McCulloch, a London-born former chef turned gardener, author and “seed hunter.”

May 28 is a very special day for staff, volunteers and leadership at Elevate Branson. The nonprofit is celebrating the next step in Elevate Community's goal of becoming one of the country's largest permanent tiny home communities. Elevate Branson will host a ribbon cutting event to mark the opening of the area's first eight tiny homes in the new development of Elevate Community. This milestone not only offers a fresh start to eight deserving area residents as they begin a n

In her words to the Class of 2026, Dr. Sara Strohm said, in part, "Live a life that you're proud of and work hard, with purpose and passion.

I was honored to perform vocal duties along with lead guitar and mandolin onstage with Kemp and his family for nearly seven years, dating back to summer 2005.