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USACE reopens swim beaches, closes Aunts Creek again
USACE has posted signs indicating high bacteria levels at the swim beaches. Park rangers will retest next week and reopen the beaches when test results indicate bacteria levels are within an acceptable range.

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Stock Market Insights: History's biggest AI spending boom - opportunity or overhype?
Joe Shearrer, CPFA® is Vice President and Wealth Advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. This morning started differently than I expected. My daughter has been dealing with a virus for several days, and after a virtual visit with her doctor, we learned she may have chicken pox. As any parent knows, moments like that come with a lot of uncertainty. Are you sure it’s chickenpox? How severe will it be? How long will recovery take? Will anyone else in the house get sick? You don'

Joe Shearer, CPFA
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Come home, My child
When I think of the unconditional love I feel for my children, it reminds me how deeply I am loved by my Heavenly Father.

Tiffany Gravett
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Sleeping and standing right to prevent Dowager’s Hump
The goal is to fill the space between the head, neck and mattress to keep a neutral spine, without tilting the head up or allowing it to drop down.

Jody Johnson Godfrey
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Taylor Reed returns to Branson with new show for 2026
A well-known entertainer has returned to Branson. After a brief hiatus, master illusionist Taylor Reed has brought his popular show back for the 2026 season. Reed, who received tremendous acclaim for his appearance on America's Got Talent, began performing at an early age in Texas where he quickly made a name for himself in the world of magic. He enjoyed living and performing in Las Vegas for 15 years and also traveled extensively sharing his magic and illusions worldwide.

K.D. Michaels
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Local teen crowned in state pageant
Anna Hall was named Miss Missouri Teen 2026 and crowned by the outgoing Miss Missouri Teen 2025, Greta Clark, during the Friday night pageant in Mexico, Missouri.

K.D. Michaels
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Branson Board of Education receives Governance Team Award for 12th time
This prestigious award recognizes the commitment of school boards and superintendents to ongoing professional development and effective governance practices.

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USACE reopens one swim beach, closes another
Two acceptable water samples are required by the Stone County Health Department prior to reopening a swim beach.

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Fellowship and a haircut: Cuts 4 Seniors and time together
An area nonprofit committed to the wellbeing of senior citizens in the southwest Missouri Ozarks is excited to share about their newest summer program. In June, 4OzarksSeniors kicked off Cuts 4 Seniors, with a licensed cosmetologist/instructor providing free haircuts to anyone age 60 and above. The haircuts are available from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month, at the 4OzarksSeniors facility, 22188 Main St. in downtown Reeds Spring. A huge tha

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Pink Jeep Tours celebrate America’ 250th with 50% off child tickets
To purchase a ticket, visit pinkjeep.com

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America’s 250th: From Morton Salt to empty stores—Is Robinson-Patman the ghost in many downtowns?
You can see it in the empty storefronts of many small-town down towns as you walk by; it is the telltale sign of customers defecting from local merchants to the cheaper wares of big chain brands. Branson’s historic district is a wonderful exception, but in many other small towns the trend is plain to see. In some ways, it is a modern ailment, but historically, one familiar to Americans who knew economic fear during the Great Depression. That is why, on June 19, 1936, FDR si

Gary J. Groman
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European-style Christmas market coming to Branson in 2026
From Thanksgiving weekend through the weekend before Christmas, the area surrounding the clock tower will be transformed into a walkable holiday village filled with lights, music, artisan vendors, and seasonal food and drink.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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A star reborn: Veterans Memorial Garden turns historic symbol into eternal salute to veterans
The Adoration Star project will cost $14,000, of which about one-half has been raised and will hopefully be in operation by the 4th of July in honor of America’s 250th birthday.

Gary J. Groman
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Seitz to hold campaign kick-off rally
Seitz will be kicking off his campaign on June 26 with an exciting event.

K.D. Michaels
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Reflections: Thankful for God’s Word
At my house, sorting/organizing books is an ongoing project. I have piles of books: Current nonfiction topics; Bible study guides that I was inspired to buy and hope to actually use; classics I want to revisit (or actually read, if I only read the assigned excerpt in college); books I’ve been gifted at special events; early-edition thrift shop finds and more. Wandering around different rooms recently, hoping to devise a plan that doesn’t involve buying too much furniture o

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Local couple to celebrate anniversary in a special way
The couple, who met and fell in love in Chicago, were both just 18 at the time they were wed.

K.D. Michaels
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Rally Point Branson this weekend honors and celebrates service members and veterans
A special celebration to honor all veterans and military men and women is set for this weekend. Rally Point Branson is a three-day event that celebrates our nation's veterans, active-duty service members and their families right here in one of America's most patriotic destinations. Really Point Branson 2026 is destined to be an unforgettable experience, complete with family-friendly fun, live entertainment, exclusive offers and discounts and opportunities to connect with

K.D. Michaels
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Popular new restaurant on 76 Strip
Paul's Breakfast House is the perfect spot for breakfast or lunch, and is already a favorite among both local residents and Branson visitors.

K.D. Michaels
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Humane Society has volunteer opportunities
The Branson Humane Society is seeking volunteers. If you can spare a few hours at a time, you could help the Branson Humane Society catch up on some much-needed tasks. There are many areas to volunteer your time and talents in both the Humane Society and the adjacent Thrift Store, and many different jobs to be done. Whatever your skill or passion might be, there is an opportunity for you to help this special nonprofit organization. Your help will make a big difference for t

K.D. Michaels
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City shares reimbursement opportunity for qualifying home-based businesses
Residents who believe their business may qualify, or who are unsure whether their business meets the criteria, are encouraged to contact the City’s Planning & Development Licensing Office for clarification and additional information regarding the reimbursement process.

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