The Branson Chamber of Commerce announces a new resource for people to use who want to submit an application for a float or band in this year’s Adoration Parade. The official Adoration Parade Webpage can be found at BransonChamber.com. This year’s 72nd parade and lighting ceremony takes place Sunday, December 6, starting at 5:30 p.m. …
Another area standout will be honored next week by the The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. The hall plans to induct Reeds Spring alum Denny Routh into the Elite 11 on Tuesday, October 20. The Elite 11 honors former high school, college, and professional football players who made positive contributions to the sport. Routh is …
The Branson Centennial Museum announces its first ever virtual Tuesday Talk. Joshua Heston and Curtis Copeland will be live on the museum’s Facebook page starting at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, October 20th with their program “The Dark Ozarks: Eerie Legends of Haints and Hauntings.” HometownDailyNews.com also plans to capture the program for later distribution. Heston lives …
by: Scott McCaulley A release from Branson High School this morning announces that the remaining Branson High School Regular Season Volleyball Matches. No official reason was given on the release sent out by Activities Director David Large. The school had announced yesterday that they scheduled Monday home match against Hillcrest had been called off. The …
by: Scott McCaulley Branson High School has two Golfers that have qualified for the Class 3 State Tournament after their finishes Monday in the Class 3 District Tournament played at Horton Smith Golf Course in Springfield. Katelyn Patrick finished tied for 14th and Taylor Cobb ties for 18th in the Individual competition which sends them …
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by: Scott McCaulley The Renewal of Branson’s Face Covering or Mask Mandate is one of the topics of discussion at tonight’s Branson Board of Alderman Meeting. The mandate originally went into effect on July 31st and was renewed at a September Board Meeting to help contain the spread of the COVID-19 Virus. The current mandate …
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by: Scott McCaulley An area veterans organization has transition into a new name and an expansion of scope of services. Branson Veterans of America 9-1-3 is the name of the organization as of the first of October after serving the community previously as Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 913. Dick Birkhalter, organizational president of BVA …
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From: KTLO The Marion County Transfer Station will remain closed until next Monday morning at 7. Marion County Judge John Massey’s office advises the temporary closure is a result of an employee of the transfer station testing positive to COVID-19. The remaining employees have been placed in quarantine.
Press Release Nominations are being accepted for the January 2021 election to the Taney County University of Missouri Extension Council, according to Council Chair Jim Lawson. The Taney County University of Missouri Extension Council is the local link between county residents and the University of Missouri. County extension councils are the governing body for local …
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From: KTLO Searcy County Sheriff Kenny Cassell is advising the public a Level 4 sex offender has been released from prison and is residing in the area of Fawn Road near the Searcy\Baxter County line. Sheriff Cassell says in a Facebook post 52-year-old Joseph Scott Ritter has been granted parole after serving over 20 years …
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