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Hollister High School Choir performs with Foreigner
It was a dream come true for a handful of Hollister High School choir students that were invited to perform alongside Foreigner, singing one of the band’s greatest hits of all time, “I Want to Know What Love Is.”

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Why Now May Be a Key 2025 Moment To Sell Your House
But now that rates are coming down, buyer demand is getting better.

Heathery Tankersley
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Women’s Conference to be held Nov. 7-8 in Branson
In addition to helping women find their identity and purpose in Jesus Christ, Finding Faith Ministries helps connect people with resources, community and fellowship

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Reader’s Corner: Plan now for next spring in the garden
Local Master Gardener and area resident expert Mary O’Brien will lead this informative session to help you identify ways to succeed in your spring garden planting by careful planning in the fall.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Tri-Lakes Education News
Education news from schools around the Tri-Lakes

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Suitcases for New Beginnings to host chili cook-off fundraiser, October 25
Suitcases for New Beginnings, a nonprofit dedicated to providing a suitcase or duffel bag to every child entering the foster system, invites the community to join them for a chili cook-off on Saturday, October 25, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Foster Closet Thrift Store, 10726 St. Hwy. 76, Suite A, Forsyth. Admission is just $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 7-plus, with FREE admission for foster children, for this fun event featuring crafts, vendors, costumes and liv

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Gift of Hope offers help and hope for area children
"Gift of Hope traces its beginnings back to 1979 when employees of National Enzyme Company decided to forgo exchanging company gifts and instead adopt children from Forsyth schools at Christmas time," Costello explained.

K.D. Michaels
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National Night Out brings communities together
On the first Tuesday in October in some states and the first Tuesday in August in others, events are planned nationwide to build the relationships between neighbors and law enforcement for a true sense of community.

Cynthia J. Thomas
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Big Cedar announces 2026 Wellness in Nature Retreat, book early
This multi-day experience helps participants start the new year with holistic wellness through yoga, meditation, tai chi, intention-setting workshops and restorative seasonal activities

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Stock Market Insights: Bank earnings beat expectations, serving as bellwether for a strong economy
Dr. Richard Baker, AIF®, is the CEO and executive wealth advisor at Fervent Wealth Management. I read recently that a young Australian Shepherd dog was missing after a traffic accident, and everyone was to be on the lookout. Though he was a pet, his breed's original job was to herd sheep. Another great shepherding tool was the use of a bellwether, where the farmer put a bell around the neck of the lead sheep, causing the rest of the flock to stay grouped around him. Inve

Dr. Richard Baker
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Lee Greenwood brings American Spirit Tour to Branson
Country music legend and patriot Lee Greenwood will perform in Branson during Veterans Week. Lee Greenwood, known for such classics as "It Turns Me Inside Out," "Ring on Her Finger,” “Time Her Hands," "Dixie Road," "IOU," and "Fools Gold," will take the stage at the Mickey Gilley Grand Shanghai Theatre for one big show. Greenwood has seven number one songs and has had 25 singles on the country charts, along with several crossover hits, but it was a song that Greenwood pen

K.D. Michaels
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Ana Maria Market moves to 76 Country Boulevard
The Ana Maria Mexican Market is open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. The shop's new location is 1315 West 78 Country Boulevard in Branson. For more information, visit their Facebook page, Mexican Store Ana Maria Meat Market LLC.

K.D. Michaels
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A century of faithfulness: Celebrating Barbara Ratter at 100
But it was a moment of divine intervention that would change the course of her family’s spiritual journey forever.

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Adopt a Cot underway for House of Hope
As cooler weather begins to move into the region, many begin to think of the upcoming winter. That is definitely true of Branson's House of Hope. House of Hope serves as a cooling station during the hot summer months and operates a warming center during the colder months, This year marks the fifth year of operation for Branson's House of Hope, who provides a warm place to sleep along with dinner and breakfast on the coldest nights. Additionally, House of Hope offers snack

K.D. Michaels
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Branson Titanic shows support for Breast Cancer Awareness
Inside the ship, crew members each wear a pink ribbon pin to show honor and offer support and on the Survivors' Wall, those who lost their lives to cancer are also honored with a pink ribbon beside his or her name.

K.D. Michaels
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Honk if you love Jesus
In hindsight, I know that I should have done what I could to get his attention regardless of whether he was offended by my horn or not.

Tiffany Gravett
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Junior Auxiliary working hard to raise funds and promote interest in projects
The Junior Auxiliary of Taney County is a group of women who are dedicated to improving the lives of Taney County children.

K.D. Michaels
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SMAC Art Center hosts ‘We’ve Been Here The Whole Time’
SUBMITTED BY GALA KELLER The Southern Missouri Arts Connection (SMAC) will host a solo exhibit featuring the work of glass artist Kat Weltha, entitled “We’ve Been Here The Whole Time.” The show will run November 7-29 at the SMAC Art Center, 7 Downing Street, in historic Hollister, MO. A collection of fragile and intricate artworks will fill the gallery with an intriguing interplay of light and glass. The exhibit seeks to “display the spectrum of identity that has been a part

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American Legion Post #637 welcomes National Commander
As national commander, Wiley is a strong advocate for the American Legion’s “Be the One” outreach mission to prevent veteran suicide.

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Reader’s Corner: Paws and Pumpkins in Crane
Stone County Library invites the community to a fun evening of “Paws and Pumpkins” on Saturday, October 18, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Crane City Park. This fun fall celebration for all ages will feature a pet show—with prizes!—along with potato sack and 3-legged races, tug-of-war, cupcake walk and more. There will be live music, and pickers are welcome! There’s also a chili cook-off, so plan to bring your favorite recipe for the judges to try. At least five food trucks

Cynthia J. Thomas
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