Cox Medical Center Branson has joined American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®–Stroke, a quality improvement program created to help hospital teams provide guideline-based care for stroke patients. Get With The Guidelines®– Stroke, or GWTG-Stroke, was originally developed from recommendations by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association and the Brain Attack Coalition. These …
Faron Usrey, Aquatic Ecologist with Buffalo National River, will present information on monitoring of bacteria of Big Creek and Buffalo National River on Tuesday, September 23 at the Boone County Library. The program begins at 5:30 p.m. and the library is located at 221 W. Stephenson in Harrison. Monitoring of bacteria and oxygen levels has …
The Branson Tri-Lakes Kiwanis club is a local civic organization dedicated to changing the world one child, and one community, at a time. To do that, the club does various fundraisers throughout the year with two of the anchor fundraisers being Pancakes with Santa and also Pancakes with the Easter Bunny. Paradise Grill & Steakhouse …
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Conservation congratulates David Weaver of Strafford on his new state-record quillback caught from LakeTaneycomo by bowfishing on Aug. 23. The 7-pound-10-ounce fish qualifies for a state record in the alternative method category. The previous record of 6 pounds, 10 ounces was set this spring at Bull Shoals. …
The nominations are in for the 2014 Small Business, Charity of the Year and Ozark Mountain Hospitality awards sponsored by Branson’s Imax Entertainment Complex, Cox Medical Center, Chateau on the Lake and Digital Lunchbox. In all, 21 local businesses and non-profits have been nominated for these three awards. The nominees for Small Business of the …
BRANSON, Mo.- The Empire District Electric Building is now the home of a 94-foot mural to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the penning of the Star Spangled Banner. The muralist, Raine Clotfelter, has had this project in mind for over a year, though he has had his eye on this location for much longer. http://mp3/template_maxi/player_mp3_maxi.swf …
BRANSON, Mo.- The National Weather Service in Springfield predicts rain in the area for tomorrow. Meteorologist Megan Terry says this fall and winter are predicted to have more precipitation and cooler temperatures than usual. http://mp3/template_maxi/player_mp3_maxi.swf Later this week, Terry says, temperatures will have highs in the seventies and get down into the fifties at night.
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