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Regions Bank promotes Jamie Stogsdill to lead consumer banking in Arkansas and Louisiana
Stogsdill, also supporting branches in Branson and Springfield, Missouri, and Texarkana, will focus on introducing the Regions Bank brand to more consumers ...
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Talent show and fundraiser set for August
The finalists will compete for the top three prizes in the Branson's Got Talent competition, while raising money for a very worthy cause.
K.D. Michaels
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MoDOT: Sidewalk upgrades on various routes to begin week of July 20
Contractor crews are scheduled to begin work on Business 13 in Branson West before moving on to Hollister.
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Missouri voters to decide fate of income tax, parks and petitions
These decisions will affect everything from how the state collects its taxes to how citizen petitions can become law.
Gary J. Groman
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Back to School Bash to celebrate new school year
Each year, as thoughts turn to the beginning of the school year, area children and their families eagerly anticipate the Back to School Bash, presented by First Baptist Church of Branson. The event is a community-wide outreach for area students and their families. Children enjoy free swimming at the AquaPlex, inflatables, balloon animals and other fun activities. A motorcycle and skateboard stunt show that incorporates biblical principles is enjoyed by all, and delicious
K.D. Michaels
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Stock Market Insights: S&P 500 earnings face a big test as AI drives corporate profits
As the quarter ends, corporate America closes its books and prepares to report results to shareholders over the coming weeks.
Dr. Richard Baker
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Branson welcomes back Mike Nichols for one night only
What began as conversations with his brother about putting together a small hometown show quickly evolved into today's Auction House Jamboree.
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An opportunity to help a member of our community recover from surgery
Fahr's sick pay and vacation pay from her job at Branson Tri-Lakes News have been exhausted, as well as the limited amount of funds she received from temporary disability.
K.D. Michaels
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Once Upon A Child® celebrates grand opening in Branson with weekend long deals and giveaways
The brand is known for its affordable, gently used children’s clothes, shoes, toys, equipment and more, and provides local families with a place that not only puts cash back into their pockets but sells gently used brand name clothing and accessories for less.
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Amendment 5: What's not to like? Only time will tell
In terms of Missouri's Amendment 5, elimination of the state income tax, on the August 4 ballot, it would be easy at first blush to take the position, “What’s not to like?” As a rule, the Ole Seagull believes that a retail sales tax is fairer than an income tax because just about everyone pays it, has some skin in the game, and the amount they pay is in accordance with the amount of and how they chose to spend their money. In buying a car one can choose to buy a vehicle tha
Gary J. Groman
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Table Rock American Legion Post #637 celebrates 25-year anniversary
Inspiring the next generation, the Legion supports several local schools through both donations and scholarships.
Steve Caulfield
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Casa Fuentes: Thirty years of great food and fond memories
Manuel and his staff want to thank the community for their support over the past 30 years.
K.D. Michaels
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SMAC Artist-in Residence: Call for artists
Each year since 2022, SMAC has offered a uniquely effective Artist-in-Residence Program. This year-long residency offers opportunities for an emerging artist to develop skills, interact with art patrons and connect with other artists. The program is beneficial to not only the emerging artist, but also for SMAC and for our entire community. The Southern Missouri Arts Connection (SMAC) is excited to announce that we are accepting applications for our 12-month Artist-in-Residenc
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Sight and Sound celebrating 50 years of sharing powerful message
The popularity of the theatre and one-of-a-kind productions led Glenn and Shirley to consider expansion, and in 2008 a phenomenal theatre, nearly identical to the one in Pennsylvania, was opened right here in Branson, Missouri.
K.D. Michaels
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Table Rock Art Guild hosts reception showcasing garden art
Their art was showcased at a June 30 reception at the Table Rock Art Gallery in Claybough Plaza in Branson West, with guests dropping by to enjoy refreshments and the inspirational results of the Plein Aire collaboration.
Cynthia J. Thomas
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Big Cedar Lodge debuts Top of the Rock Putting Green and Putting Course
Big Cedar Lodge, America’s most patriotic resort, is excited to announce the latest addition to its world-class golf resort with Top of the Rock Putting Green and Putting Course, a 2-acre green and 9-hole putting course designed by father-son duo, Johnny and J.P. Morris. The new putting green and putting course is set against stunning views of Table Rock Lake and the Cathedral of Nature at 150 Top of the Rock Road, Ridgedale. The putting course features real bent grass gree
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Reader’s Corner: ‘Launch into Learning’
New books are a huge blessing to school librarians trying to provide new materials for young readers while staying on budget for other needed supplies.
Cynthia J. Thomas
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A message from the SIX® family
Your confidence in recommending SIX® means more than you know, and we're truly grateful to be part of the memories you help create for guests every day.
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Garden tomatoes: To cook or not to cook?
Cooking tomatoes in a very healthy oil such as a higher end, name brand extra virgin olive oil is, apparently, THE way to go because the heat obliterates and decimates the cell walls causing the antioxidant lycopene to be absorbed much easier and faster.
Jody Johnson Godfrey
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The Presley Family: Celebrating 59 years of music and comedy
Before long, other theaters began opening along Branson's 76, and the town became known as a music mecca, with not only country stars, but well known entertainers of all types.
K.D. Michaels
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