The Taney County Shrine Club helps fund the Shriners Children's hospital network, specifically supporting specialized pediatric medical care including treatments for children with bone disorders and severe burns.

The Pirates ultimately fell 44-34 against the Forsyth Panthers junior varsity team in the middle of Panther nation.

Every afternoon, the Club opens its doors to provide young people with a place where they are safe, seen and supported.

The journey started in 1972, when Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner performed at a local high school in Texas and Rose, then age 13, was privileged to go backstage after the concert.

This ordinance combines two parcels, previously set for development in 2016, for redevelopment.

Long said not only did the event showcase city staff and the first responders, but gave the community a chance to see all the improvements to the park.

The evening begins with beans and cornbread, hot dogs and homemade desserts at 5:30 p.m., followed by music from 6 to 7 p.m.

At least 86% of older Americans say they want to age at home, and there are documented benefits to continued interaction with neighborhood friends, continuing to own a pet, and other lifestyle factors which are more difficult to do when living in a nursing home or assisted-living facility.

Membership dues at various levels, plus other donations raised by the C of O Associates, are used to support special student project scholarship funds for projects that would otherwise fall outside of the College’s normal operating budget or the student work program.

Organizers announced another exciting addition to an already packed lineup: two A-10 Thunderbolt IIs from Whiteman Air Force Base and the Wall of Fire performed locally by Firework Greg and Explosive Contractors.

A new youth sports opportunity is coming to the Branson area this fall as Missouri Epic NFL FLAG launches its inaugural recreational flag football league at Ballparks of America. The six-week league will take place on Tuesday nights from September 29 through November 3 and is open to boys and girls ages 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U and 17U. The 8U and 10U divisions will be coed. Missouri Epic NFL FLAG is designed to give athletes an opportunity to experience organized football in a

While the shooting is an important part of the gathering, organizers say fellowship is at the heart of the event. The church is inviting community members to spend the evening together and enjoy the opportunity to connect with others.

Throughout the years, a total of 30 entertainers and entertainment families were honored with their own official day, and together they tell the vivid story of Branson's entertainment history.

A new community pantry has been placed in Merriam Woods. Known as The Good Neighbor Project, this free pantry is similar to the Blessings Boxes throughout the Branson and Hollister areas, and is available to anyone who needs extra help with food, hygiene items or basic necessities. The Good Neighbor Projects guarantee no applications, no questions and no judgment. Anyone who could use a little extra help is welcome to visit the pantry and take what you need. Donations

A new health care clinic in the area is serving the needs of individuals and families alike. Wolf and Willow Direct Primary Care opened in mid-June with a soft opening, and had a grand opening and ribbon cutting a few short weeks later on August 19. The medical providers at Wolf and Willow Direct Primary Care are Bryce Burtless DNP, FNP - BC and Kinsey Vogt MSN, FNP - C. Said Burtless, "I was born and raised in the Branson area and am passionate about serving the communit

The opening day for The Neighbor's House was Friday, August 28, with a special event from 2-6 p.m.

Elevate Community is becoming a reality through public grants and private donations.

Most spoke of Parton's love for others and her giving spirit that included helping those affected by wildfires near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, donations to hospitals, and so much more.

There was a total of 113 registrants of all ages involved in the race. Of the 113 participants, 84 were 5K runners and 29 were one-mile walkers.

Always a highlight of the Veterans Appreciation Day is the Car Show. Entry cost is $30 and registration starts at 9 a.m. for entry/judging in several classes for both cars and trucks