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City poised to make a splash: AI gives Branson’s $30 million water appeal a 90% chance?
As a reporter, my main goal is to provide the clearest and most accurate information, giving the reader “who, what, why, when and how” of the situation being reported.
Gary J. Groman
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Lake Taneycomo Elks to host fundraiser for building improvements
The $15 tax-deductible ticket price includes a delicious fish fry or chicken meal, yummy sides and fixings, and dessert.
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Memories from the Homestead: A shout-out to Sam T. and Betsy
I was always curious who this couple was, and as I read through entire Republican papers page by page, I learned "Sam T" was the correspondent at Taneyville.
John Fullerton
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Back-to-School BASH returns to Branson RecPlex Park, August 2
This year, alongside the traditional backpack giveaway, students will also receive classroom w
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August Branson Jammin’ for Jesus Concert to benefit Elevate Branson
The August concert will also highlight the important work of Elevate Branson, whose mission is to empower the Branson community to reach their full potential through programs and resources available to them through Elevate.
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Taney County Federated Republican Women hold forum for Prosecuting Attorney candidates
Time was given for each candidate to explain who they are and why they are running.
Luanna Fullerton
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Honey and peanut butter—at night, no less
The immediate gist of consuming peanut butter and/or honey before bedtime would be that it can help regulate blood sugar levels throughout your sleep time. Pairing peanut butter, honey and whole grained bread can help the body use tryptophan, which aids sleep. Be diligent, though, about choosing a high quality version of each to ensure optimum benefits. Type 1 diabetics or anyone wanting to improve their sleep duration and quality should definitely try the peanut butter hea
Jody Johnson Godfrey
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Reader’s Corner: Reading is still a thing
There’s a lot of content in my email inbox these days that’s discouraging, disturbing, or asking for a contribution I probably can’t afford to a politician I may or may not agree with. Even when looking for work-related stuff, my “delete” percentage is probably upper 90s. That’s why it’s exciting to learn occasionally about a newsletter that’s actually worthwhile and fun to read, and recently, that’s been “1,000 Libraries.” The founders/curators share my bookish/geekish ex
Cynthia J. Thomas
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The Worman House earns 2026 Wine Spectator Restaurant Award
This award reflects our team’s commitment to exceptional cuisine, a thoughtfully curated wine program and genuine Ozarks hospitality.
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School Readiness Fair coming soon: Sign up for assistance or volunteer
The fair provides children with school supplies, free haircuts, shoes, socks and underwear, and more, along with information about other available community resources.
Cynthia J. Thomas
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Historic marker unveiled at SDC landmark
Longtime Silver Dollar City master candy maker June Ward relayed many of the details on how the Wilderness Church came to be a part of Silver Dollar City.
K.D. Michaels
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Been thinking about…Music, river, Missouri sky
Somewhere on a spring mountain ridge, I stand barefoot on fine, sharp gravel, watching an orange sun’s glow set beyond the dogwood blossoms, characteristic spring chill at my back.
Joshua Heston
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Alderman addresses topics of concern during town hall meeting
"I promised the community during my campaign to hold monthly town halls, both before and after the election," said Williams.
K.D. Michaels
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Branson’s $30 million emperor wears no clothes
It takes one child, unburdened by the fear of looking foolish, to shout what everybody already knew: “He hasn’t got anything on!”
Gary J. Groman
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Nonprofit group seeking affordable office space
The Junior Auxiliary of Taney County is a women's nonprofit organization that focuses on bettering the lives of children in the county.
K.D. Michaels
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Burlison Brief
News from Representative Eric Burlison
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PAWS 4 SAFETY: Could you identify your pet in an emergency?
It sounds like a silly question until it isn't. Pets go missing all the time.
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Vineyard Vines now open at Tanger Outlets Branson
The new Vineyard Vines location adds another leading national retailer to Tanger Branson’s growing mix of popular brands, giving shoppers access to timeless styles, everyday essentials and seasonal favorites in the heart of the Ozarks.
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Outdoors with Larry Dablemont: Too soon old
But one day I found a little oblong wooden plaque, obviously cut out of a small pine tree, with the phrase printed on it, “Ve get too soon old, and too late smart.”
Larry Dablemont
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Building bridges: Reveal tour held
There were four sessions that included the understanding of the covenants in the Bible, explaining God's promise to Abraham and why that promise has never been revoked
Rose Buckles
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