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Reader’s Corner: Learn skills and resources for aging at home
Mark your calendar and plan to join friends, or make new ones, at this helpful session starting at 10:15 a.m. in the KAL Community Room, 45 Kimberling Blvd. in Kimberling City.
Cynthia J. Thomas
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Paws 4 Safety: It’s not just the heat, it’s the bugs that come with it
Most of us think of fleas as simply an itchy nuisance, but they can cause much more than scratching.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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H2Ozarks launches $615,000 project to improve water quality in Taneycomo Watershed
The Lake Taneycomo watershed faces pressures from nutrient and sediment pollution carried by runoff from farms and neighborhoods, and from eroding streambanks.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Branson / Hollister VFW office closure announced
We look forward to securing a new office as soon as possible so we can resume our work in the Branson area community.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Branson native with cerebral palsy exposes Broadway’s backstage secrets
“Music and theater were my escape into a world of wonderful possibilities,” says Moeskau. “I hope this book inspires you to learn more about musical theater, even from the comfort of your own home.”
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Southern Missouri Arts Connection Art Center hosts ‘House of Hues’ during August
A highlight of the show is a repurposed dollhouse functioning as a unique 3D mixed media display with design elements and room colors relevant to each painting in the exhibit.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Ribbon cutting party set for Nashville Roadhouse Theater, August 7
Later that evening, Stevie Lee Woods and the Nashville Roadhouse Live Band will perform their show, free of charge, in celebration of the new branding.
K.D. Michaels
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Gov. Mike Kehoe signs Born Alive Protection Act
Current Missouri law contains statutes punishing infanticide, but leaves a carve out for abortion providers who allow a child to die after an abortion procedure has begun, regardless of whether the death happens before or after birth.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Search me
After committing some grievous sins against the Lord, we see David in Psalm 51 crying out for “spiritual surgery” from the very One he had wronged, knowing that joy awaited him at the other side of this painful process.
Tiffany Gravett
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Amazing quilter presents an amazing gift
Rose, originally from Tennessee, relocated to Branson nearly a year ago, after spending several years in Texas.
K.D. Michaels
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Outdoors with Larry Dablemont: Bullfrogs in the snow
I know from studying bullfrogs on my own that they will eat about anything they can, and they eat both at night and during the daytime.
Larry Dablemont
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School of Santas to bring hundreds to Branson this weekend
If you see Santa everywhere you look this week, don't fear. He's not here to find out if you've been naughty or nice. He is here for Branson's School of Santas. Each July, dozens of Santa's helpers converge on Branson for the annual School of Santas, four days of workshops, fellowship and learning, combined with some great Branson entertainment and lots of fun. This year's event is slated for this weekend, July 16 – 19. The School of Santas is headquartered at AmericInn
K.D. Michaels
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Paws 4 Safety: Some pets just can't take the heat
Regardless of species, there are several additional signs every pet owner should watch for.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: An old picture and an old promise
Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Philippians 1:6 Last Sunday, Crane Christian Church officially welcomed Aaron and I as their new pastors. Had you told us six months ago that we would be returning to my hometown of Crane, Missouri, to be pastors of the first church ever established in that little town, we probably wouldn't have believed it. You see, though Aaron and I have felt cal
Tiffany Gravett
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Area nonprofit receives national acclaim
A local nonprofit organization is getting some national attention. Chapel Trails Across America (also known as Chapelwoods) is a ministry started by Bud and Lynda Lynn. The couple's desire is to build small churches—or chapels—around the region and across America, allowing people who may be apprehensive about entering a traditional church to visit and feel the love of God. Bud and Lynda's first chapel was constructed in Notch, Missouri, near Silver Dollar City, adjacent to
K.D. Michaels
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Memories from the Homestead: Remembering the Freeland family - Taney County publishers
Freeland felt the newspaper should be viewed as a record of the people it served, as well as a chronicle, a history book; it also should entertain and inform.
John Fullerton
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‘Narnia the Musical' performs at Stained Glass Theatre in Ozark
Children plucked from our world enter to help Narnia and to learn lessons of courage, unselfishness and wisdom that will help them grow.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Upstairs over a vacant lot: The Pig N’ Bun
I can still see the logo for the restaurant and the registered trademarked name of Juicyburger.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Kimberling Area Library announces completion of ADA Bench Project funded by Our Stone County
With support from Our Stone County’s community improvement grant program, the library identified, purchased and installed two ADA‑compliant steel benches this week.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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