Organized by Russ and Bev Eugenio of Proclaim Ministries, the rally saw several people—of all ages—carrying signs and professing their love for Jeus Christ, while many passersby expressed their support and appreciation.

The Elks are happy to be serving our communities and honoring our country and hope to see you there!

The Branson Hillside Hotel and Theatre recently celebrated their new ownership and official Grand Opening with a ribbon cutting.

The celebration took place at the company’s location at 103 Crevis Road off Business 13 in Branson West.

Those in attendance represented a variety of ages, grateful former clients, dedicated volunteers and even a few furry friends there to support their human and walk alongside.

To donate to the auction or to find out about one of CORE's many sponsorship opportunities for the auction or the golf tournament, contact Tami at 417-231-6969.

The goal is to complete this special enhancement in time for Memorial Day 2026, to commemorate America’s 250 birthday with a new tribute to the courage, sacrifice and patriotism of our veterans.

Sale items are received through donations from residents and businesses throughout the surrounding area, and 100% of the proceeds from sales go to directly support the Domestic Violence Center.

The Branson Humane Society invites area ladies to attend Paddles for Paws, an exciting girls’ night out to raise funds for a great cause. Paddles for Paws is a unique fundraiser that includes a delicious dinner provided by Texas Roadhouse, sensational wine and fabulous prizes. In this piccadilly-style event, you can bid on individual items or purchase a "powerball" for a chance at everything. With a Derby Day theme, Paddles for Paws will include lots of excitement, includ

Branson Ultimate Gymnastics opened its new facility in November and continues to grow, offering classes for ages 18 months through adults, as well as competitive teams, camps, open gyms and birthday parties.

Sho-Me Flooring is a family-owned and operated company. With husband and wife team Rob and Shelley Krutsinger at the helm, Sho-Me offers flooring, window treatments, and cabinet sales and installation. "We specialize in customer service, quality products and savings," explained Shelley. "We also offer restoration services through our sister company Sho-Me Clean—services such as water and mold mitigation, duct and dryer vent, tile and carpet and upholstery cleaning. We striv

A Branson event raised money for a local ministry that helps people across the country—and right here in Branson. Jammin' for Jesus held their April concert on Sunday. As always with the Jammin' for Jesus concerts, there was no admission charge, but donations were accepted for a local nonprofit. The beneficiary of this month's event was Chapelwoods, founded by Bud and Lynda Lynn. Chapelwoods plants small chapels throughout the Ozarks and across the country, often near wal

Claire's handler, Kayra, explained that Claire's soothing presence helps keep stress at bay and helps to keep potential conflicts at a minimum.

For the second consecutive year, David Arney led the fundraising effort, earning the top spot in the Derby race.

The Derby Dash is organized by Steele Solutions and coincides with Farmers Market opening day and Kentucky Derby Day, Saturday, May 2 at Vintage Paris Coffee across from the Branson Scenic Overlook

Deana Morgan, a local hospice care consultant with Compassus, answers common questions about the process, the medical qualifications and the unique services her team provides to the community.

The celebration will take place at the company’s location at 103 Crevis Road off Business 13 in Branson West.

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Attendees gathered to witness the ceremonial ribbon cutting with the Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce and tour the new facility, which will provide expanded access to books, technology, educational resources and community programming for residents of all ages.

Branson Parks and Recreation held an Easter event that was fun for both pets and their parents. Despite the rainy weather, dozens of dogs, along with their people, attended the annual Doggie Easter Egg Hunt at Stockstill Park. Dogs hunted for Easter Eggs—some filled with treats and others containing slips of paper to be exchanged for one of several exciting gifts. More than $300 was raised for the Branson Humane Society during the event. The Branson Humane Society e