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Antonya Smith to sing at Christian Women's Connection Luncheon
Antonya became the first black international representative for Campus Crusade for Christ, and was also involved in ministry for Youth for Christ.
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Post-it size artwork to help raise money for SMAC
Even young artists and those who don’t consider themselves artists are invited to participate, said Blair-Neff.
AJ Fahr
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Missouri Thunder returns for Thunder Days
Snyder said the team is excited to make their return to Missouri, especially to be able to be back at Thunder Ridge.
AJ Fahr
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Ozark Mountain Music Association founders continue partnership with Haiti mission
What started as a one-time camp turned into an annual tradition, and after the second camp, a traveling troupe was formed, comprising several of the more accomplished young fiddlers.
Cynthia J. Thomas
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WRVEC announces 87th annual meeting results
Winners were elected by their constituents to serve a term of three years. Board members, if reelected, may serve up to seven terms.
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Wert’s Werds: When death starts to become a regular visitor
Ah, the stupidity of youth. But it bonded us at the time. In an odd way, it bonded us for life because I’m listening to it now.
Jason Wert
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Webster County Health Unit celebrates success of ‘Rest Easy Naloxone Project’ with ribbon cutting ceremony, September 1
The project places free naloxone in an easily accessible location where travelers heading both eastbound and westbound on Interstate 44 can obtain the medication without cost.
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USACE closes swim beach at Old Hwy 86 campground until further notice
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is temporarily closing the swim beach at the Old Highway 86 Campground on Table Rock Lake until further notice because of an algal bloom. USACE has reported the algal bloom to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and is awaiting testing. USACE has posted closure signs at the swim beach. Park rangers will reopen the swim beach when test results indicate it is safe to do so. To check the status of other swim beaches on Table Rock Lake, c
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The Vintage Nanny brings new life to Historic Main Street
The store’s opening came just in time for the Crane 75th Annual Broiler Festival, when visitors filled Main Street to celebrate one of the community’s favorite traditions. Y
Sarah Powell
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September Branson Jammin’ for Jesus concert to benefit Missouri Veterans Home, Mt. Vernon
Branson Jammin’ for Jesus is preparing for an unforgettable afternoon of free music, ministry and community fellowship on Sunday, September 6, 2026, at 2 p.m. The inspiring event will be held at the legendary Hughes Brothers Theater, located in the heart of Branson’s famous 76 Strip. Celebrated for bringing the community together through faith, music and compassion, Branson Jammin’ for Jesus continues its mission of encouragement and generosity. Concert hosts Brian Pendergras
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Sixth annual Recovery Jamboree celebrates community members in recovery from mental health and substance use disorders
This event is part of National Recovery Month.
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Stock Market Insights: The 30-year treasury yield is back above 5%, and that’s not a crisis
Dr. Richard Baker, AIF®, is the CEO and executive wealth advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. When my wife and I were first married, I worried about storms. Of course, our incomes were low, and any damage from wind or a leak would have certainly shocked our budget. Most nights I would lie awake nervous about what I’d find the next morning. I think a lot of young investors feel that way right now as they live with higher interest rates than they ever have, and it is impacti
Dr. Richard Baker
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The 2026 Slick Chick winners!
Miss Slick Chick winners
Sarah Powell
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Ranch Rodeo returns to Stone County for Labor Day weekend
Saturday’s activities will begin at 10 a.m. with an NFR-style 4D Barrel Race. The evening lineup begins at 6 p.m. with Mutton Bustin’, followed by the Ranch Rodeo and Drum Barrel Race at 7 p.m.
Sarah Powell
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Please let this year be kind
So, my wish for this school year isn't simply that my children succeed. I want them to feel safe. I want them to feel heard. I want them to know they matter.
Sarah Powell
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Crane Police Department participates in Summer Impaired Driving Enforcement Campaign
The increased enforcement comes as law enforcement agencies work to prevent impaired-driving crashes and encourage motorists to make responsible decisions before getting behind the wheel.
Sarah Powell
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Hurley Fire Protection District keeps busy serving community
With the new school year beginning, the department is also reminding drivers throughout the district to use extra caution on area roadways.
Sarah Powell
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Been thinking about…The song of the lost
And in time, America became the realm of fast muscle cars and sunsets that never end and cowboys who never grow old.
Joshua Heston
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Forsyth holds off on Liberty Utilities easement agreement
Since the easement expansion was requested, many residents have raised concerns.
AJ Fahr
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