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Pet poisoning: What every pet owner should know
Some of the most common pet toxins include chocolate, grapes and raisins, certain plants, household cleaners and human medications.

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Two tribute shows open in new venue this month
Formerly performing at Jerry Presley's God and Country Theater, both shows now make their home at the new Main Stage and Event Center, located in the Shoppes at Branson Meadows.

K.D. Michaels
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Titanic Museum acquires rare lifeboat artifact and survivor letter
Objects connected to Titanic’s lifeboats are especially significant, as they are directly tied to the ship’s final moments and the rescue of survivors.

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Event to talk about issues Branson is facing
"Uncovered" is set for Saturday, May 2, beginning at 2 p.m., at Branson's Grand Shanghai Theater, 3455 West 76 Country Boulevard.

K.D. Michaels
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Been thinkin’ about…Star Wars junkyards
The old short bed Chevy blocks the way to the weedy gravel in front of the old repair shop. Tires are stacked against the old metal building, rims swimming with mosquito babies. A beat-up side door is blocked open and from inside comes the sound of metal on metal and occasional swearing. The big elms sway in a breeze somewhere between spring and summer. The sound of a Sawyer Brown song lilts from a cassette deck covered in cobwebs. Across America, a thousand-upon-a-thousand s

Joshua Heston
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Many products and services offered at Sho-Me Flooring
Sho-Me Flooring is a family-owned and operated company. With husband and wife team Rob and Shelley Krutsinger at the helm, Sho-Me offers flooring, window treatments, and cabinet sales and installation. "We specialize in customer service, quality products and savings," explained Shelley. "We also offer restoration services through our sister company Sho-Me Clean—services such as water and mold mitigation, duct and dryer vent, tile and carpet and upholstery cleaning. We striv

K.D. Michaels
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Area Entertainment: Bonniebrook Historical Society holds open house
The property boasts of a three-story Victorian home replica of her original home, built in the late 1800s, fine art gallery, Kewpie museum and gift shop. The Bonniebrook Historical Society a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization owns and operates this historic property.

Luanna Fullerton
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Taney County Health Department promotes infants’ safe sleep
Place baby in a crib, bassinet, or portable play area with a firm sleep surface and fitted sheet.

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Legends star Stacey Whitton Summers rocks Branson as Shania Twain-Pat Benatar
A true renaissance woman in entertainment and entrepreneurship, she embodies the rare combination of a consummate performer and savvy business operator, proving that creativity knows no bounds when channeled with passion and purpose.

Gary J. Groman
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Day of Prayer to be held at Missouri State Capitol
Missourians are invited to participate in the Missouri National Day of Prayer to be held on Thursday, May 7, at the State Capitol in Jefferson City. Hosted by Vanguard Marriage and Family Advocates and the National Day of Prayer Task Force, this special prayer event will be from 12 noon to 1 p.m. at the Capitol Rotunda. In addition to Jerry and Kate Angelo of Vanguard Marriage & Family Advocates, several state leaders will participate as prayer leaders, including Lieutenan

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Tri-Lakes Education News
Education news from schools around the Tri-Lakes area

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Jammin’ for Jesus raises money to benefit local ministry
A Branson event raised money for a local ministry that helps people across the country—and right here in Branson. Jammin' for Jesus held their April concert on Sunday. As always with the Jammin' for Jesus concerts, there was no admission charge, but donations were accepted for a local nonprofit. The beneficiary of this month's event was Chapelwoods, founded by Bud and Lynda Lynn. Chapelwoods plants small chapels throughout the Ozarks and across the country, often near wal

K.D. Michaels
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Claire helps in stressful situations at Branson business
Claire's handler, Kayra, explained that Claire's soothing presence helps keep stress at bay and helps to keep potential conflicts at a minimum.

K.D. Michaels
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Pepsi Legends Theater’s ‘Thriller’ news: MJ The Illusion announces 2026 show dates
MJ The Illusion is the ultimate concert experience for all Michael Jackson fans!

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Stock Market Insights: Bank earnings - what it told us about the economy
Joe Shearrer, CPFA® is Vice President and Wealth Advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. Last weekend, I was coaching my kids’ youth baseball team in a tournament. They didn’t play perfect baseball, far from it. There were a few errors and missed opportunities, but they kept showing up each inning, putting the ball in play, getting walked, stealing bases and finding a way to stay in the game. They were resilient. Not dominant. Not flawless. But steady enough to keep moving fo

Joe Shearer, CPFA
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Celebrate America’s 250th: Flag Day Parade accepting applications
Join our Flag Day Parade in Historic Downtown Branson on June 14 at 4 p.m.

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CBCO announces updated tattoo guidelines allowing more donors to give blood immediately
Under the expanded list, donors who receive tattoos in one of these state‑regulated facilities using sterile needles and single‑use, non‑reused ink will be able to donate blood immediately after getting inked.

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Skaggs Derby Social recap
For the second consecutive year, David Arney led the fundraising effort, earning the top spot in the Derby race.

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Tick talk!
I have resided in my previous address for around 11 years in the city limits of Branson and not once did I ever find a tick on myself, even though my little house was MORE than surrounded by trees. The country has always been my perceived place of contentment and solitude—where I want to spend the “last quarter” of the ballgame, so to speak. But as they say, “To get something, one must give up something!” My sacrifice for now getting to live in quiet beauty, serenity and soli

Jody Johnson Godfrey
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Forsyth community member Glenda Hunt named 2026 Public Health Champion
This award recognizes champions who lead by example in advancing public health, working with community partners, educating others, promoting the health of residents and finding creative solutions that make a lasting difference.

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