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America’s 250th: The first victory in the war against terror, the brave souls of Flight 93
A forty-two-minute takeoff delay from Newark Liberty International because of ground congestion threw the hijackers’ coordination and schedule out of whack.
Gary J. Groman
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News briefs from around the region
News from around the region
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Novak celebrated, thanked for service
Novak's family, friends, co-workers and members of the community gathered to celebrate him and recognize an outstanding career dedicated to service to others.
K.D. Michaels
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Locked up for good
The Jail and Bail fundraiser kicked off the Pontiac Trans Am Takeover Car show at the Branson Auto and Farm Museum.
K.D. Michaels
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Dr. Wherry remembered for dedication and compassion
Dr. Wherry, who served on the Cox Board of Directors for more than a decade, was also devoted to her co-workers and colleagues, whom she considered some of her closest friends.
K.D. Michaels
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Wrestling Battle Royal match to help raise money for Shriners
The Taney County Shrine Club helps fund the Shriners Children's hospital network, specifically supporting specialized pediatric medical care including treatments for children with bone disorders and severe burns.
AJ Fahr
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Memories from the Homestead: Frank Long, the Bank of Branson's second president
Frank was remembered as the rugged type of a man who made his way in life by the power of his endeavors. In the April 1914 election, Frank ran for an alderman spot against one of his bank employees, winning over Jess W. Oliver.
John Fullerton
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Wolf and Willow Direct Care bring easy access to health care
“What would healthcare look like if it were tailored to patients' actual needs instead of being oriented around insurance billing codes and cramming in as many patients as possible?”
AJ Fahr
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Yates to join cast of Branson show
A beloved vocalist returns to Branson. Nadia Yates has announced that she will be joining the cast of a popular Branson show for the remainder of the year. Yates is best known for performing with her brothers Michael and Avery Cole. The three siblings performed as Voices of Glory, headlining the show AYO. Yates was recognized for her unique and powerful vocal style that she developed at a young age. The trio rose to fame with performances on America's Got Talent, where th
K.D. Michaels
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Wert’s Werds: It’s OK to cautiously agree with Gary Groman
He had a great point about the importance of honest, frank, serious discussions about the challenges which face the community.
Jason Wert
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Was the Ward III April election ‘seedy?
As the Ole Seagull understands the definition of “seedy,” absolutely! Even though it’s only one man’s opinion, Webster defines “seedy” as “not respectable or decent; dishonest.” To an Ole Seagull, that perfectly describes what happened in Ward III during the April 2026 election. It’s about how, in an Ole Seagull’s opinion, one of the finest Aldermen ever to sit on the Branson Board of Aldermen (the “Board”), Ralph LeBlanc, was “swept” out of office. One who, not a few month
Gary J. Groman
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Two charities tee off to help raise funds and awareness
For more information, you can contact Wendy at 417-239-5793 or Jolene at 417-294-7624.
AJ Fahr
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The Brook Banquet shares inspiration and goals
The Brook is fully credentialed as a provider of services and is approved by several insurance companies and other sources of financial assistance, but for clients who do not happen to qualify for aid, donors and the annual fundraising banquet help ensure that nobody is turned away.
Cynthia J. Thomas
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Taney County Sheriff’s Office debuts new website
The new site will be the department’s main information source to the community. Residents will be able to obtain necessary information from any electronic device from desktop computers to tablets and smartphones.
Jason Wert
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Stone County Library brings line dancing to Galena
Line dancing can also be a fun way to encourage movement and social interaction, making the library’s newest activity an opportunity for people to enjoy something different while connecting with others in the community.
Sarah Powell
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Stock Market Insights: September says fall. The market says not so fast.
There are some legitimate reasons for investors to be cautious. Since 1950, September has produced an average decline of roughly 0.6% for the S&P 500 and has historically been its weakest month.
Joe Shearer, CPFA
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Crane Pirates hit the gridiron for the first time in 75 years
The Pirates ultimately fell 44-34 against the Forsyth Panthers junior varsity team in the middle of Panther nation.
AJ Fahr
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Reeds Spring football opens home season
Reeds Spring hosted its home opener of the season Friday, Sept. 4, welcoming the Marshfield Blue Jays. Marshfield earned a 50-6 victory over the Wolves in the nonconference matchup. Reeds Spring is now 1-1 on the season after opening with a 7-6 road win over Springfield Parkview on Aug. 28. Reeds Spring High School head football coach Travis Cagle said while Friday night didn’t go as planned the Wolves are ready to respond this week. “Friday night wasn't quite the home open
Rob Doherty
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Serendipity
The arrowhead was just another time when I found something I was not looking for - serendipity.
Submitted to Branson Globe
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Children’s Miracle Network families enjoy Air Show
The rehearsal day was not open to the general public, allowing Children’s Miracle Network families to experience many of the same breathtaking performances that were presented later in the weekend in a more relaxed environment for their special family members.
Cynthia J. Thomas
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