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Rx Take Back Day aims to rid area homes of unwanted medications
Over-the-counter medications, pet medications and prescription medications are accepted in pill form, liquid form, patches and creams. No inhalers or needles/syringes accepted.

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Branson welcomes back the Thunderbirds for a historic Branson Wings of Pride Air Show
The Thunderbirds, widely known as “America’s Team,” represent the skill, precision and professionalism of the men and women of the United States Air Force.

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Be prepared to save a life: Learn Hands-Only CPR for free, April 29
The Rotary Club of Hollister and Taney County Ambulance are partnering to save lives. You are invited to invest one hour to partner with us. Hands-only CPR can buy precious time to save a life until trained medical personnel arrive. About 40 people each hour have a cardiac arrest while not in the hospital (350,000 people a year), and nine out of ten of those individuals will not survive. Class will be held Wednesday, April 29, beginning at 9 a.m., at the Taney County Ambul

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Fire chief retires after 30 years with Branson Fire - Rescue
Martin, who announced his upcoming retirement late last year, was honored on Friday at a ceremony held at Fire Station Number Four, with several co-workers, city leaders and community members in attendance.

K.D. Michaels
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Races decided in General Election
Ashley Harkness, candidate for Branson's Board of Aldermen, Ward 3, defeated incumbent Ralph LeBlanc, with 52.57 % of the vote. Both Harkness and LeBlanc worked diligently on their respective campaigns.

K.D. Michaels
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Now enrolling: OACAC Head Start and Early Head Start—where bright futures begin
Multiple options are available to meet families’ needs: full-day, extended-day, and home-based services.

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Branson AquaPlex to open Memorial Day weekend
Located at the Branson RecPlex, the 12,250 sq. ft. outdoor aquatic park features water slides, interactive play structures, a climbing wall, lap lanes and a diving well.

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QPR training can help save a life
Veterans of the Ozarks and Missouri Veterans Suicide Prevention Team invite the community to join them on Monday evening, April 27, for the QPR Suicide Prevention Training. This valuable training is provided quarterly, and is FREE to participants, thanks to funding assistance from the Skaggs Foundation and Neighbors & Friends of Table Rock Lake. The QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention method is based on learning to watch for signs that may indicate a person

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Historic Forsyth motel gets new lease on life
After considerable discussion about the future of the former Shadow Rock Motel, the historic building in Forsyth is now looking great and meeting an important community need for affordable housing. Shadow Rock Apartments, located at 164 Forsyth-Taneyville Road 6, officially became available for lease in November 2025, with eight of the 20 units now occupied. During the mid-1900s, the motel was part of a growing Forsyth downtown at the spot where Swan Creek meets the White

Cynthia J. Thomas
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‘Americans and the Holocaust’ traveling exhibition coming to the Springfield-Greene County Library District
This traveling exhibition from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the American Library Association, explores how Americans responded to Nazism, war and genocide in the 1930s and 1940s.

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Simkins named President of Branson Bank
The promotion of Simkins to President reflects Branson Bank’s proactive commitment to long-term success.

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City of Branson seeks community members for board and committee vacancies
Bransonmo.gov The City of Branson is seeking applicants with a desire to serve and to take an active role in shaping the community’s future by applying for open positions on several of its boards and committees. Applications opened March 20, 2026, and are available online at bransonmo.gov under the “Boards & Committees” section, or in person at the City Clerk’s office located at 110 W. Maddux Street. Currently, the city is accepting applications for vacancies for the follow

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General Muncipal Election 2026: What you need to know before you vote
Read about a Taney County ballot issue, and the candidates running for Branson Ward III, plus get a look at the Stone and Taney county ballots.

K.D. Michaels
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Fire destroys Branson home
Copeland expressed her tremendous gratitude to neighbors who assisted with the family's immediate needs and to a large group of family and friends for their help and support.

K.D. Michaels
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Branson Mayor's 2026 State of the City Address
It is also the story of Branson. Across this country, there are countless cities people may choose to visit. But ours is a community forged by patriotism, strengthened by a genuine love for our neighbors, and driven by a spirit of welcoming.

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Joe Allen announces candidacy for Taney County Prosecuting Attorney
Allen is committed to protecting families, strengthening public safety, and ensuring that justice in Taney County is administered fairly, effectively and without compromise.

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Mayor Larry Milton to deliver State of the City Address on March 24
Residents, business owners and members of the media are encouraged to attend in person.

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Davis kicks off campaign with party
Davis also addressed the crowd, sharing his desire to represent the area he calls home at the State Capitol.

K.D. Michaels
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