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Stock Market Insights: Oil traders in the crosshairs - geopolitical risk and supply constraints push prices higher
Dr. Richard Baker, AIF®, is the CEO and executive wealth advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. Once, when my wife and I were first dating, we went to Bass Pro Shops. She was basically a city girl at the time, and when the gun counter guy asked her if she had ever held a gun, she said no. He hands it to her, and to my shock, she points it right at his head. That’s about how oil traders feel right now. The oil markets are in the crosshairs of the potential escalation betwee
Dr. Richard Baker
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Paws 4 Safety: The silent invasion
After a fair amount of research and learning that these tiny to micro and nanoscopic particles are everywhere and in almost everything containing plastic (yes, even BPA free)
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Chapel planned as part of Elevate Community
Bud and Lynda are working hard on plans for their fifth chapel, to be located on the grounds of Elevate Community, the Tiny Home neighborhood that is part of the Elevate Branson organization, located on Branson's Gretna Road.
K.D. Michaels
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Grand Country vocalist returns to stage
McCauley, an original member of the Grand Jubilee, is celebrating 24 years on stage at the Grand Country Music Hall, where he is loved by audiences and cast members alike.
K.D. Michaels
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Haygoods join Route 66 Celebration
A little different from their Branson show, the Haygoods will perform some original songs, as well as the acoustic rock tunes they often post on social media.
K.D. Michaels
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Business owners and managers share rants and raves about off-season
The time spanning the first of January through early March is considered the off-season in Branson. While many businesses are closed entirely during this time, others are open and often struggling to survive. We recently checked in with owners and managers of several Branson area businesses to get their thoughts on how this off-season has been going, from a business perspective. Several local businesses have noted that this off-season is much slower than years past. One
K.D. Michaels
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Branson Entertainment: A hot afternoon at the Hot Winter Fun Big Show
Hosted by radio personality Joshua Clark, host of The Up Side on KRZK 106.3, the afternoon kicked off at 3 p.m. with a couple of classic cowboy tunes.
Luanna Fullerton
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Boys & Girls Club of the Ozarks announces 26th Annual Charity Golf Tournament supporting local area youth
Proceeds from the tournament benefit the Boys & Girls Club of the Ozarks, a nonprofit youth development organization serving more than 1,400 members ages five–18 across units in Branson, Forsyth, Crane and Reeds Spring.
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Seitz files for reelection for final term
Rep. Brian Seitz, R-Branson, recently filed for reelection to the Missouri House of Representatives for a fourth and final term.
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Sen. Brad Hudson celebrates passage of Tourism Supplemental Revenue Fund legislation
The legislation seeks to eliminate statutory language that had existed for many years and is no longer applicable, such as the use of SIC codes to determine funding for the Division of Tourism
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Silver Dollar City opens 66th season
This season unfolds with Ozark adventure in every direction, including record-breaking rides and attractions, award-winning festivals and a star-spangled salute to America’s 250th birthday.
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Stone County Ambulance District opens new station to serve Branson West and Kimberling City
The new station is a build‑to‑suit facility developed by Andy Mackey of Branson West EMS, LLC.
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Stone County to host public listening sessions on planning and zoning in March
The sessions are designed to help the County better understand community feedback and ensure that any future recommendations are informed by the voices of those who live and work in Stone County.
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Taney County Health Department: ‘Discover the power of nutrition!’
March is National Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme is, “Discover the Power of Nutrition.”
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Creating a safe, biblical atmosphere for communication
I have compiled a small guide to safe biblical communication based on the rights and obligations we have not only as Christians, but as human beings.
Tiffany Gravett
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Grateful Vase: A bouquet of love with Lindsey Curry
This organization, coupled with the donation of gently used vases, along with live floral arrangements from weddings, funerals, celebratory events, etc., has grown by leaps and bounds in just under two years.
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Celebrating the one who tells the story of Silver Dollar City
Brandei Clifton is the Senior Publicity Manager for Silver Dollar City Parks and Resorts.
K.D. Michaels
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Red Cross: Boost blood supply, receive free A1C testing on March 6
The American Red Cross urges donors to help the national blood supply recover from a severe blood shortage and empower their health by making an appointment to give blood or platelets in March. As a thank-you for helping save lives, successful donations will receive free A1C testing, commonly used to screen for prediabetes and diabetes. New Red Cross data reveals one in five blood donors have elevated A1C levels — a sign that prediabetes and diabetes are prevalent among a
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Stone County Clerk Denise Dickens announces absentee voting for April General Municipal Election
Absentee voting for the April 7, 2026, General Municipal Election began Tuesday, February 24. Absentee voting is provided for those who will be absent on Election Day, including physically disabled voters, caretakers of a physically disabled person, or employment as an election authority, first responder, health care worker, or member of law enforcement. Residents of Stone County may bring valid, government-issued photo ID to vote in-person absentee at the historic courthou
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