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Dave Says: Want big results? Embrace big changes
Dear Dave, Your plan has really changed our financial lives, and our relationship, for the better over the last three or four years. My...

Dave Ramsey
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Been thinkin’ about…Wild rabbits watching
Wild rabbits and earthen mounds seem to haunt the untapped back regions of my mind.

Joshua Heston
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Reader’s Corner: The President and the Printer, revisited
Recently a favorite devotional writer, Janet Denison, shared a quote from C.S. Lewis about the wisdom of timeless literature: “It is a...

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Patriotic evening celebrates military and community
As part of the special evening, members of Quilts of Valor of the Ozarks presented commemorative quilts to a representative from each of the military performance teams.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Grant funding to help provide infrastructure improvements in Bull Creek
Bull Creek Village Clerk Aaron Durso announced the approval of $914,000 in grant funding at a meeting on Monday evening, August 25.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Dinner and wine pairing event to help provide service dogs for veterans
Although individual circumstances vary, studies have shown that service dogs can significantly benefit veterans with PTSD, leading to 66% lower likelihood of a severe PTSD diagnosis...

Submitted to Branson Globe
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WRVEC announces 86th annual meeting results
A total of 2,256 White River Valley Electric Cooperative members cast their votes online or through mail-in ballots.

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Jeff Hawkins appointed Interim Director of Stone County Ambulance District
The establishment of the Stone County Ambulance District marks a historic milestone; it is the first new ambulance district formed in Missouri in the past 20 years.

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BPPV: What is this?
The cause or origin of BPPV is due to small calcium carbonate crystal formation in the inner ear (commonly called “inner ear rocks”).

Jody Johnson Godfrey
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One worker dies as result of water main break
An accident during work on Downtown Branson's Streetscape project claimed the life of a construction worker. A water main break on...

K.D. Michaels
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Reader’s Corner: Why engaging with your neighborhood matters
Have you ever felt lonely in your own neighborhood, or wished for a better sense of community and fellowship? If that describes you or...

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Arvest Foundation supports Hollister Schools Foundation
The donation will directly support the care, training and integration of therapy dogs within district schools, ensuring students continue to benefit from their presence throughout the school year.

Submitted to Branson Globe
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Teachers: Shaping tomorrow, one student at a time
Teachers, thank you for your patience, skill, strength and love. Please keep bringing your best. And please take care of yourselves, too.

Gary J. Groman
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Doggie Swim set for Monday
Dogs and their parents alike will enjoy a special end of summer event on Labor Day with the annual Doggie Swim. The event is a...

K.D. Michaels
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Christian Action Ministries receives Hunger Challenge 2026 Grant from Ozarks Food Harvest to serve Branson, Forsyth and Stone counties
Christian Action Ministries has until December 15, 2025, to raise the funds which will be matched dollar-for-dollar, resulting in total funds of $23,000

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Neighbors and Friends of Table Rock Lake Twilight event to support local grants; limited tickets available
Twilight promises to be a high energy and interactive event with numerous items available during both auction offerings.

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Get ready for PBR action
Missouri's PBR Thunder Days will be held at the Great Southern Bank Arena, located at 685 South John Q Hammons Parkway, Springfield.

K.D. Michaels
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Outdoors with Larry Dablemont: A valuable bear
That is a quote from the written judgment. The kid didn’t prove he was innocent from the charge that he had killed the bear over bait! Read that again: He needed to prove he was innocent!

Larry Dablemont
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Navy Office of Community Outreach visits School of the Ozarks on student orientation day for Navy Weeks 2025
The Navy will visit 15 locations throughout the country as part of the outreach program in 2025.

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Wartime coaching icons: Echoes from the Greatest Generation
But while Paul “Bear” Bryant of the University of Alabama and Ralph “Shug” Jordan of Auburn are well known for their wins and championships in the football-rich Southeastern Conference...
Jim Zbick
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