Branson Parks and Recreation held an Easter event that was fun for both pets and their parents.   Despite the rainy weather, dozens of dogs, along with their people, attended the annual Doggie Easter Egg Hunt at Stockstill Park.   Dogs hunted for Easter Eggs—some filled with treats and others containing slips of paper to be exchanged for one of several exciting gifts.     More than $300 was raised for the Branson Humane Society during the event.   The Branson Humane Society e

Because there are many scheduled programs on the Elevate Branson campus, the playground will be open to the public during specific hours.  

That sounds impossible, you might say. I would agree, but we believe in the God of the impossible, don’t we? He wouldn’t ask us to do something unless He’s also willing to empower us to do it. So ask for His help.

Dr. Richard Baker, AIF®, is the CEO and executive wealth advisor at Fervent Wealth Management.   My dad caught my brother and me having a BB gun war. I hid behind a tractor tire trying to shoot my brother's baseball cap off, and my brother was using his Daisy BB gun to try to give me another cowlick. When Dad came around the corner, there was an immediate ceasefire. Hopefully, the Middle East ceasefire won't be as painful as our BB war.   Shortly after news broke about a two-

While pursuing her education, Lunda accepted the teaching position at Garber in July 1905, with classes starting in September for a four-month term.

Old and worn highway winds next to the creek, a creek now obscured by green leaves and the falling dark. Frogs peep. The old town’s yellow street lamps cast globes of light in the creekside forest, illuminating clouds of flimsy Mayflies. The darkness is close, the water down below running over limestone. Springtime in the Ozarks is here.   Heavy traffic whines on the big six lanes. Not long ago, the anachronists of the Ozarks would have stumbled over the idea of big road and

Little Heroes Park is located at 108 Little Heroes Circle, Walnut Shade—just north of the big Cross and visible from U.S. Hwy. 65 north of Branson.

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about maintenance. My husband and I are blessed to have a paid-for place to live and a couple of reasonably decent paid-for vehicles. While we are immensely thankful to be in that situation, we are also keenly aware that just because you have something, that doesn’t mean it’s entirely and forever trouble-free.    We have a special section in our budget for our home, for example—insurance, pest control, regular maintenance visits by the HVAC pr

These days, one can’t be too careful when navigating social media, email, or those dreaded spam/scam robo-calls. Although all people face safety risks that affect their well-being, older individuals may be particularly susceptible and at higher risks due to physical, mental, or learning changes related to aging.    Learn to navigate those risks and “Be Aware to Prepare,” by joining Sergeant J.J. Goulbourne of the Kimberling City Police Department to participate in the May 13

Featured speaker for the luncheon was Trudy Cathy White, daughter of Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy.

It was exciting to see the students interact with the KY3 team, some students asking great questions.

Options Pregnancy Clinic will host its annual Walk for Life on Saturday April 11, at the Branson RecPlex, Pavilion D. The event will begin with registration and breakfast at 8:30 a.m., followed by the walk at 9 a.m. Participants from the community are encouraged to join in the walk to raise awareness for life and raise much-needed funds for Options Pregnancy Clinic.   Options Pregnancy Clinic serves Branson and surrounding communities in Taney County by providing free and con

First, she waited for the groom to come. She didn’t divide her affections to things that would distract her for longing to be with the groom.

Martin, who announced his upcoming retirement late last year, was honored on Friday at a ceremony held at Fire Station Number Four, with several co-workers, city leaders and community members in attendance.

Ashley Harkness, candidate for Branson's Board of Aldermen, Ward 3, defeated incumbent Ralph LeBlanc, with 52.57 % of the vote. Both Harkness and LeBlanc worked diligently on their respective campaigns.

Multiple options are available to meet families’ needs: full-day, extended-day, and home-based services.