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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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Creation Museum Internship Program accepting spring enrollees
Internships are designed for students ages 14-17. All materials are provided. Interns meet with their instructor from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. each Wednesday, starting April 15, to complete modules and receive assignments.

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Celebrating the lives of two fallen heroes
K.D. Michaels and Luanna Fullerton cover the outpouring of support for the families of Gariel Ramirez and Michael Hislope.
Rob Doherty
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Pursell, Clough: Branson Bank makes local promotions
Branson Bank announces promotions of two

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

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Humane Society working to keep doors of Snip City open
Branson's recently opened low-cost spay and neuter clinic may be forced to close its doors. Snip City, a vital mission of the Branson Humane Society, offers spay and neuter services at very reduced prices to help with pet overpopulation in our area. Spaying and neutering prevent unwanted litters, reduces intake in shelters and helps dogs and cats enjoy longer and healthier lives. "Right now, we are facing a difficult reality," explained a Branson Humane Society representa

K.D. Michaels
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AJ's offers delicious items through new food truck
The owners of AJ's One Stop, located on Shepherd of the Hills Expressway, will soon be adding a food truck to their operation, The fully equipped food truck will offer a variety of fresh, hot food items for the early morning crowd, the lunch rush and for late-night snackers. Food truck operators plan to serve freshly cooked hot meals and snacks as well as fresh ice cream and frozen custard. Before finalizing their menu, AJ's One Stop is asking the community for their inpu

K.D. Michaels
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Stock Market Insights: Why international stocks are beating U.S. markets in 2026
Dr. Richard Baker, AIF®, is the CEO and executive wealth advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. My personal motto is “consistency, no room for errors,” which drives my kids and wife crazy. I try to find what works and stick with it. I don’t need restaurant menus because I’m going to order the same thing every time. Investors do the same thing. U.S. stocks almost always outperform the global market, so they stick with what works. Well, things are starting to change on that fr

Dr. Richard Baker
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MoDOT traffic alert for Stone and Taney counties, week of March 9-13
Crews and equipment will be close to traffic in areas. Drivers are urged to find alternate routes. No signed detours are planned.

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State Rep. Brian Seitz files legislation to protect instructional time and school order while safeguarding free speech
Under the bill, students who leave scheduled instructional periods without authorization to participate in protest activities would be marked absent.

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Them’s fightin’ words!
When I was a boy in school, nothing would evoke a physical encounter faster than when someone spoke about another person’s parents. “Don’t you talk about my Momma/Daddy!” were usually the last words spoken before the punches began to be thrown. Why did those words elicit combative anger? It is because someone who is loved and respected has been insulted. Such disrespect is unacceptable. An immature person may try to defend their loved one’s honor through physicality. Such beh

Tim Kidwell
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All things white and shaggy – and other unexpected gifts
This gift was astounding since my mother had often made it clear that a house was no place for an animal. Yet here was this green-eyed purr-box, and she was actually going to live in our house.

Lauri Lemke Thompson
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Yesteryear’s Echoes: Trying to make ‘lemonade’ from the Highroad ‘prune’ – at what cost?
One can therefore understand the Ole Seagull’s confusion as he reads that one of those projects, the only one directly affecting those who travel in the immediate Branson area, is a $6.8 million extension of the Ozark Mountain Highroad.

Gary J. Groman
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New playground equipment for Eiserman Park
Branson's Eiserman Park will soon receive some upgrades. According to the Branson Parks and Recreation Department, the park, located on Branson's Compton Drive, will soon receive new playground equipment. Eiserman Park is a popular neighborhood venue, located next to the Branson Community Center. The property contains a nine-hole disc golf course, three pickleball courts, a paved walking trail with benches and a covered pavilion with picnic tables. The updates, wh

K.D. Michaels
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Beloved Branson tribute productions announce new home for 2026
The move marks a strategic step forward designed to enhance the guest experience, improve accessibility for groups and motorcoaches, and support continued growth for the long-running productions.

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Give blood, get Ozarks Adventure Pass to area attractions
Plus, during March and April, successful donors will receive an Ozarks Adventure Pass, valued at $195.

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Branson wraps up high-impact Chiefs campaign, eyes next big marketing move
Branson’s local entertainment community also got to shine on a massive stage.

Gary J. Groman
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Reader’s Corner: Spring children’s events coming at Kimberling Area Library
Spring is just around the corner, and with it, more fun and educational events for children are coming up at the Kimberling Area Library at 45 Kimberling Boulevard, Kimberling City! On Tuesday, March 3, things get started with the Lego Club, held the first Tuesday of each month at 4:15 p.m. Kids ages five and up spend time creating, building and playing alongside friends. We supply the Legos; you supply the imagination! On Monday, March 9, kids of all ages are invited t

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