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Cox Medical Center helps couple's special day become a reality
Then, Brett and I went back and told Mom, 'We're getting married tomorrow.' Her eyes got really big, and she smiled and wrote 'Yay!' "

K.D. Michaels
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Central Bank holds free shred day on April 10
Annual event is April 10

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Area appreciation at Hamners’ Variety Theater
The Hamners' Variety Theater is open for the 2026 season, with three spectacular shows: Hamners' Unbelievable, Abba Tribute and Beach Boys Tribute. As their way of saying thank you to the community for your support, the Hamners' Variety Theater is offering area appreciation rates to each of their three shows throughout the remainder of the month of March. Area appreciation rates are just $10 per show and are extended to residents of the following counties: Missouri: Bar

K.D. Michaels
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Even if
Let’s see what the most righteous man on earth said in his time when God allowed Satan to take everything away from him - even his health.

Tiffany Gravett
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When vomiting in pets is an emergency — and when it’s not
Other times, vomiting can be a warning sign that something much more serious is happening. Knowing the difference between a minor upset stomach and a true emergency can make all the difference for your pet.

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Central Bank offers special opportunity for an autograph session with Chiefs players
"We are partnering with Hogtown Memorabilia to bring Hollywood Brown and Brashard Smith to our bank for a private autograph session before they go and host a Youth Football Camp at Hollister on July 11," explained Central Bank's Vice President of Marketing Brandi Beebe.

K.D. Michaels
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Been thinkin’ about…The winter, late
“Do you ever have memories that are not quite your own? Moments in the mind’s eye that feel so real, but have never been a part of your own past?” The house still stands on the hill and it is late winter but the air is strange and warm. Family gathers on the front porch — a wide, old, wrap-around porch — brothers, uncles, fathers, grandfathers, shadows strange in the harsh open glow of the old incandescent bulb screwed in as a porch light. Aluminum siding is cold and white,

Joshua Heston
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Families of fallen heroes receive community support
Stories of community sympathy and support in the wake of the murders of Deputies Ramirez and Hislope, by The Globe's Luanna Fullerton, Cynthia J. Thomas, and K.D. Michaels.

Staff Reports
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Real Estate with Heather Tankersley, REALTOR® with Keller Williams
Real Estate news from REALTOR® Heather Tankersley, Keller Williams

Heathery Tankersley
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‘Plunge for Hunger’ raises funds for Christian Action Ministries
For some hugely entertaining videos of the various jumpers and their reactions to hitting the icy waters—although several said they were thankful that the outdoor temperature on both jump dates was unusually pleasant for February

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Keep blood supply stable: Give blood or platelets, March 20, in Branson
The American Red Cross urges donors to help the national blood supply recover following a severe shortage and empower their health by making an appointment to give blood or platelets. Donors of all blood types remain critical to keeping momentum up and the blood supply steady headed into spring. The threat of severe spring weather is already growing. Now is the time to book a blood or platelet donation appointment to help prevent any future disruption to patient care. Hel

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Memories from the Homestead: May King, school teacher to drug store owner
One thing to note while May was teaching at Garber: She was the one responsible for the fundraiser of the bell for the school house. In December 1905 shortly after her term began, Mr. Ross mentioned her efforts in his weekly column.

John Fullerton
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Tilley named Out of this World Teacher
Ms. Tilley was selected as the Out of This World Teacher for going above and beyond to help her students achieve success.

K.D. Michaels
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Davis to hold campaign kick-off party
The party will include a 50/50 drawing and a silent auction. Light hors d'oeuvres will also be served.

K.D. Michaels
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Branson Parks & Recreation to host RecPlex Summer Job Fair March 14
These positions are great for teenagers, college students, teachers on summer break, or anyone looking for a fun seasonal job in Branson.

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Reflections: What can I learn from Purim?
Even without the current Middle East considerations, Purim is an encouraging reminder of the faithfulness of God.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Spring Break Camp: Fun, affordable child care in Branson
Campers will enjoy a variety of fun and active experiences, including exciting field trips, creative arts and crafts, and daily physical activities.

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SIX celebrates 20 years in Branson with area appreciation shows
Residents of select counties in southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas can attend SIX for just $10 per person, plus taxes and fees.

K.D. Michaels
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Stock Market Insights: Oil at risk - how the Iran Conflict could affect inflation, stocks and treasury yields
Dr. Richard Baker, AIF®, is the CEO and executive wealth advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. First, we pray for the safe return of our service men and women stationed in the Middle East who are taking part in this military operation. Oil Oil prices have surged 14% in the first few days as Iranian strikes on ships around the narrow Strait of Hormuz have driven energy prices into the conflict. Though natural gas prices have stabilized, we have seen concerned investors mov

Dr. Richard Baker
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Table Rock Lake Chamber named a Grow with Google partner, offering scholarships for career certificates and specializations
Nearly two-thirds of all new jobs created since 2010 require either high- or medium-level digital skills, yet one in three American workers have very limited or no digital skills.

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