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The Butterfly Palace unveils new EV chargers powered by solar energy in major step toward sustainability
At The Butterfly Palace, we believe in leading by example. As a company deeply rooted in the preservation of rainforests...

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What's happening at the library?
The upstairs children’s department has new carpeting, shelves, furniture, lighting and a children’s librarian desk for the new ...

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WRVEC announces 85th annual meeting results
The meeting highlighted general updates from WRVEC. Election results from the eligible board seats were announced.

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Stone County Historical Genealogical Society & Museum has successful fundraiser
Thanks to the community for a successful fundraising weekend for the Stone County Historical Museum, a nonprofit 501(c)(3).

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Recovery continues for rescued dog Lucy
Lucy had been badly injured, and when rescued by Moxie, was unable to move, had several lacerations, open wounds, and was in severe pain

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Branson area resources for women's firearms training
The upward trend in women interested in gun ownership and firearm skills is not just in southwest Missouri.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Fall children's programming coming soon at KAL
Kimberling Area Library invites community and area residents to bring their young ones to the Library’s fall children’s programming....

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Forsyth Chamber hears updates, plans busy fall
Featured speaker was Dr. Robert Griffith, President of the Table Rock Campus of Ozarks Technical Community College, now known simply as...

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Plan to attend Veterans Appreciation Day in Branson
This event is designed as a family outing, offering entertainment along with inflatables and face painting for the children...

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Quilts of Valor honor area veterans
God & Country Theatre owner and entertainer Jerry Presley, who served in the Army from 1969 to 1971, was also awarded a Quilt of Valor...

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Reader's Corner: 'Hillbilly Elegy'
The thing that impressed me the most from his book was how someone from his background of family disfunction, addiction and poverty could...

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Adoption event set for August 31
An upcoming adoption event and fundraiser will benefit the Tri-Lakes Humane Society. Hosted by Dog Naturals Grooming and Market, this...

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Beloved Branson business owner is mourned
Roz was a staple in the community and a favorite among Branson entertainers, business owners and residents...

K.D. Michaels
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Book store offers volunteer opportunities
The Friends of the Library Book Store is seeking volunteers. The Book Store, a nonprofit organization, offers a large selection of used...

K.D. Michaels
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Branson's 9/11 Remembrance pays honor and tribute
Make plans to attend Branson's annual 9/11 Remembrance to be held at the Branson Landing. The touching event will pay tribute to the...

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Expansion and renovation allow for more room to help consumers at LinkAbility
Located in Hollister, LinkAbility, a 501(c)(3) organization was designed to meet the needs of the developmentally disabled members of our...

K.D. Michaels
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Hollister celebrates back to school with Night of the Tiger
The annual back-to-school event is divided into two parts—a classroom meet and greet, and a family fun fair.

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'Hopeful Hilarity' to highlight Branson comedy and raise funds
Song of Hope, a movement aimed at preserving Branson's entertainment past and providing a strong economy in entertainment for Branson's...

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Junior Auxiliary Book Drive a tremendous success
The Book Drive was a tremendous success, allowing the Junior Auxiliary to exceed their goal for the event.

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Local teacher receives classroom grant
Teachers from schools throughout Missouri submitted applications for the $500 classroom grants. A total of 84 grants were awarded statewide.

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