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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: To the minister who feels like a failure
You followed what you believed was a clear call from God to establish a ministry. You sacrificed more time and energy than any human...

Tiffany Gravett
3 min read


All Star Production at Nashville Roadhouse Theater begins September 5
One of Branson's favorite musical families will once again take the stage this fall. Melody Hart and the All Star Band will share their...

K.D. Michaels
1 min read


Wings of Pride appearing in Branson this weekend
Wings of Pride features the United Navy's famed Blue Angels, performing for the first time ever in Branson.

K.D. Michaels
1 min read


KAL announces exciting children’s programs for fall
Along with the regular Monday schedule, additional special events are planned, including some late afternoon events for kids or families who are busy during the weekdays. Plan now to check out these fun and educational opportunities

Submitted to Branson Globe
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Library Center of the Ozarks’ End of SRC Bash!
The Summer Reading Challenge is a library initiative to encourage reading, generate interest and use of the library, help students keep their skills up, and have fun!

Submitted to Branson Globe
2 min read


Reflections: Parents who pray
The past few weeks, I’ve seen plenty of reminders about back-to-school, especially since my husband is a teacher. I’ve particularly...

Cynthia J. Thomas
2 min read


Help support area children at Sept. 6 fundraiser in Kimberling City
Proceeds from the evening will help serve area children through the Child Advocacy Center; Campus & Youth Ministry; House of Hope; Smile Center; and the counseling and backpack programs of Blue Eye, Reeds Spring and Galena schools in Stone County.

Submitted to Branson Globe
1 min read


Floyd Cramer tribute at Americana Theatre, September 6
The Americana Theatre invites music lovers to a special one-day-only show. Jason Coleman presents “Last Date: The Floyd Cramer Story”...

K.D. Michaels
1 min read


Branson Show Awards coming September 7
The Branson Show Awards, Branson's longest-running awards shows celebrating the best of the best in Branson entertainment is set for...

K.D. Michaels
1 min read


Branson Board approves first reading of CID extension ordinance after heated debate
Schulz said that his rationale for preempting the process was that time was running out to extend the CID and get the voter approval for extending the CID Tax.

Gary J. Groman
3 min read


People in our lives who made a difference
At 13, a couple of gals who had been my friends dumped me. Fortunately, Carolyn stepped in to be my comrade throughout high school...

Laurie Lemke Thompson
4 min read


Discovery Quilters of Shell Knob to hold quilt show, September 20-21
There will be demonstrations on Saturday from 10:00-11:30. At 1:00 both days we will have quilt turnings featuring the quilts of two of our members.

Submitted to Branson Globe
2 min read


Friends of the Library Book Store offers volunteer opportunities
The Friends of the Library Used Book Store is seeking volunteers. If you have a few hours a week to spare, consider using that time to...

K.D. Michaels
1 min read


Area Entertainment: Society of Ozark Hillcrofters hold meeting
The Society of Ozarkian Hillcrofters was organized in the 1930s by a group of notable Ozarkers—Otto Rayburn, Vance Randolph and Mary Elizabeth Mahnkey...

Luanna Fullerton
2 min read


Community blood drive to be held at Reeds Spring High School, September 2
You can schedule an appointment on the district website, www.rs-wolves.com.

Submitted to Branson Globe
1 min read


Stock Market Insights: Tech pullback or seasonal pause? What the market is signaling
On Tuesday, August 19, the Nasdaq Composite, the U.S. stock market's main technology index, had its biggest loss in weeks.

Dr. Richard Baker
3 min read
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Memories from the Homestead: Pioneer treasures—Tommy Nallie [Part two]
he Sons of the Pioneers were scheduled for nightly performances, September 17 to October 19, 1984. The crowds were beyond what anyone could have imagined, and Ken asked the group to perform through the end of October.

John Fullerton
6 min read


Branson Fire Rescue to host CERT Training for community members this fall
Bransonmo.gov Branson Fire Rescue is inviting residents and local business members to take part in its upcoming Community Emergency...

Submitted to Branson Globe
1 min read


Wolf Pack Foundation welcomes new board members
The Wolf Pack Foundation strengthens the district by funding classroom grants for teachers, dual-credit scholarships for high school students, and postsecondary scholarships for graduating seniors.

Submitted to Branson Globe
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Branson Board of Aldermen to convene after CID rejects City’s meeting proposal on district’s future
Under the Sunshine Act, the Globe got two recent documents, which appear to summarize the 16 months of “tireless effort.”

Gary J. Groman
3 min read
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