Press Release The Branson School District, Cox Medical Center Branson, and the Taney County Health Department (TCHD) are pleased to announce their partnership to bring COVID-19 vaccines to the community. Vaccinations will take place at a central location provided by Branson Schools, while Cox and TCHD combine efforts to vaccinate residents. “We feel privileged to …
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by: Scott McCaulley The Taney County Health Department has begun administering doses of the COVID-19 Vaccine as part of the Phase 1B Plan issued from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. In a Facebook Video Thursday, Health Department Director Lisa Marshall talks about who is getting the shots currently and how to get …
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by: Scott McCaulley While the construction of the new City Hall and Public Safety Building on Industrial Park Road continues, the Harrison Fire Department is maintaining it’s facility in that area. Fire Chief Marc Lowery on Thursday’s “Around the Table” Program on KHOZ said it’s important to work around the construction to maintain fire coverage …
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by: Scott McCaulley Blue Eye Superintendent of Schools Dr. Doug Arnold visited KRZK’s “Ozarks Now” Program on Thursday to discuss several topics including how the District is navigating through the COVID-19 Pandemic. Arnold also talked about the fact the employees in the District should soon be able to get vaccinated against the virus if they …
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by: Scott McCaulley The U.S. House did not act on Legislation passed by the Senate to strengthen the safety of Duck Boats. The Bill, first introduced by then Missouri U.S. Senator Claire McCaskell then taken up by her successor Josh Hawley, was pushed forward after a Duck Boat sank on Table Rock Lake in July …
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From: KTLO A Marion County man, 46-year-old Jimmy K. Akins of Flippin, was taken into custody Wednesday in connection with an altercation in early December in which he and his alleged female victim were both stabbed. According to the probable cause affidavit, law enforcement was dispatched to a residence along West Fourth Street in Yellville …
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