by: Scott McCaulley
The Harrison City Council passes Thursday night an Amendment to the Business License Ordinance allowing Businesses that have suffered a hardship due to the COVID-19 Pandemic to apply for a Waiver for the Business License Fee requirements for 2021.
The amendment allows businesses to apply to the city to have the $50 Fee waved as long as the application is submitted to the city by January 2nd. Business still need to fill out Paperwork for the City Public Safety Files.
by: Scott McCaulley High School Basketball Friday night included a tough loss for the Branson Pirates on Senior Night as their rally against West Plains
by: Scott McCaulley The Executive Director of the Taney County Partnership visited KRZK’s “Ozarks Now” program on Friday and talked about several subjects. Arjes, who
by: Scott McCaulley Almost a month to the day that College of the Ozarks President Dr. Jerry Davis was appointed to a commission to promote
From: KTLO A Marion County man, 19-year-old Dalton Beckman of Yellville, is facing felony sex-related charges involving three alleged victims. Beckman is charged with one
by: Scott McCaulley Among the action in H.S. Basketball Thursday night, the Reeds Spring Wolves avenged a loss in an earlier tournament in that opponents