Concerned Women for America Missouri and the College of the Ozarks are excited to welcome Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America, to the C of O campus on Thursday evening, April 30, for a special evening you won’t want to miss! Nance, recently described as the “most-feared pro-life leader in Washington, D.C.,” is rapidly becoming a leading force in standing for life. Her bold leadership is making a difference, and this in-person opportunity will be a

Branson’s convention center is really important to the city’s economy and how it will do in the future. The city owns it, but Legends Global, “The premier partner to the world's greatest live events, venues and brands,” manages it. Angie Teel, from Legends Global, is its General Manager and is responsible for its day-to-day operation. Teel believes that the convention center’s success, now and in the future, depends on its deep dedication to the overall guest experience. On M

Organizers noted that the size of the turnout was significant for the Branson area.

The community is invited to join friends of Sandra Marcinkowski on Saturday, April 11, for a Zumbathon fundraising event at the Branson Community Center, honoring the life of the beloved nurse, friend, fitness instructor and all-around encourager, and providing financial support for her family during a difficult time. Marcinkowski, who recently passed away from a sudden severe stroke, is described by friends organizing the event as “one of the most wonderful humans you cou

Dozens of area residents gathered near the intersection of Branson's Gretna Road and Historic Highway 65 South on March 21 for a rally in support of Trey's Law. Men and women carried signs that read "Trey's Law—Silenced No More" or "No Pay for NDA." Trey's Law was introduced by Missouri State Representative Brian Seitz (District 156). Trey's Law prohibits the use of non-disclosure agreements in cases of child sexual abuse. The bill was passed in both the House and the Sen

Gardeners in attendance represented all levels of experience, from those just starting to those with years of gardening and training, as well as some new to the area and learning to deal with the rocky Ozarks terrain.

Unlike traditional horse shows where spectators watch from the stands, Meet the Morgan breaks down the arena fence.

Ozark Mountain Young Life is excited to host a Rummage Sale for Camp, scheduled for Saturday, April 18, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Harvest Evangelical Free Church of Branson. All proceeds from the sale will help area youth go to summer camp with Young Life. Ozark Mountain Young Life currently has Young Life clubs active at Branson, Galena, Blue Eye and Reeds Spring. Young Life, which began in the 1940s, is dedicated to entering the students’ world to learn their names, hear

June attributes her longevity to a good diet and lots of exercise.

Featured speaker for the evening was Jake Hughes, the owner of a metal fabrication and sign business with a store front called Rustic Oak Metal Shop in the Grand Village Shops.

Each year in March, talented young archers from public, private and home schools across the state compete in 3D and Bullseye divisions for elementary, middle school and high school age groups.

Grab your girlfriends and plan to join Pathways for 12 bingo games and 12 chances to win beautiful springtime handbags, while enjoying delicious tea bites, a cash bar and a silent auction.

Bonniebrook Historical Society opens for the 2026 season on April 1. Hours during the season are Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Every third Saturday we host free bluegrass jam sessions. Other key events are as follows: · April 18: Open house from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free admission, music, silent auction and a raffle · September 12: Third annual Kewpie car show · October 10: Second annual Kewpie craft show Bonniebrook would like more volunteers. For inf

The bookstore side of things features independent Christian authors vetted for clarity and values; Generations homeschooling curriculum; and historical fiction.

Everyone enjoys a good Easter Egg Hunt, even our furry friends, and Branson Parks and Recreation hopes that you and your dog will participate. The Annual Doggie Easter Egg Hunt is set for April 4. Pups and their parents can enjoy a fun morning at Stockstill Park and benefit an excellent cause. Dogs can search for and collect Easter eggs; some filled with delicious doggie treats and others that can be traded in for excellent puppy prizes. The Easter Bunny will also be

Options Pregnancy Clinic serves Branson and surrounding communities in Taney County by providing free and confidential support and resources such as pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, consultations, and pregnancy and parenting classes.

Spring is in the air, and the Forsyth Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to celebrate with them at the annual Spring Fling. This fun community event is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., on Main Street in downtown Forsyth. Enjoy live music and entertainment as you explore pop-up shops, play games and treat yourself to sidewalk snacks and open-air dining from some great food trucks; then make your way on down the street to the car show. For the kids,

The obituary for Daniel Pomeroy, 23 of Branson, appears here along with an article by K.D. Michaels, "Would you know if someone close to you is considering taking their own life?"

The opening reception will be on Friday evening, April 3, from 6-9 p.m. Both the exhibit and reception are free and open to the public.

Elevate Community, an outreach of the well-known nonprofit Elevate Branson is designed to address the shortage of affordable housing in the tourist community of Branson where many work low-paying jobs and more than 20% of the residents live in poverty.