Christian Action Ministries Makes Adjustments Due to Virus
In
response to the current situation evolving around the Coronavirus (Covid
19), Christian Action Ministries is, reluctantly, taking the following steps
effective March 16 – April 17:
BREAKING: Branson Police Investigate Shooting
Branson Police were dispatched to Peach Tree Inn located at 2450 Green Mountain Drive around 11 a.m. January 8, after a caller reported someone had been shot. When officers arrived, they found a male victim with a bullet wound to the leg area. The victim has been air lifted to a hospital in Springfield. Police …
Branson Police See Improvement in Alcohol Compliance
CITY OF BRANSON: The Branson Police Department conducted random alcohol compliance spot checks on December 8, 2018, throughout the city with the assistance of minors. These spot checks are conducted on Branson businesses holding liquor licenses to confirm that clerks are properly verifying the legal age of alcohol purchasers in compliance with the City of …
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BREAKING: Veterans Blvd. Roundabout Lane Closure on Thursday
City of Branson Release: The inside lane of the Veterans Boulevard roundabout will be closed to traffic starting around noon on Thursday, December 6, 2018, to remove the tallest of three flagpoles in the roundabout that was damaged in the storms earlier this week. This is the flagpole that had the City’s Christmas Tree of …
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Public Safety Sales Tax Update
City of Branson News Release: The City of Branson has collected $2,956,939 since it started collecting a Public Safety Sales Tax in May of 2018. Branson residents passed the half-cent sales tax in 2017 to make the City of Branson a safer place by spending the money on public safety measures like updating and replacing …
FOLLOW UP: Downtown Roundabout Tree is Out for the Season
During the early morning storm that occurred Saturday, December 1, the 80-foot Christmas tree of lights and the supporting pole at the roundabout, near downtown Branson, were damaged beyond repair. The tree is formed from 84 strands of LED lights attached to a flagpole and is located near the Cox Medical Center Branson campus. City …
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Branson Landing Blvd Lane Closures Wednesday Morning
The Branson Public Works Department encourages motorists to be aware of a temporary lane closure on Branson Landing Boulevard starting Wednesday, November 28. Bass Pro Shops obtained a permit from the City of Branson to close one lane of traffic on Branson Landing Boulevard to accommodate a large crane to repair the flag and flagpole …
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Dates set for spring 2019 Branson city election
The Missouri Secretary of State has set the spring local election day as April 2, 2019. Registered voters in Branson will be able to vote for the mayor and alderman representing their ward. Each of the city’s three wards will have an alderman on the ballot for a two-year term. There will also be a …
Firefighters battle early morning blaze at Lilley’s Landing
Branson Firefighters responded to a report of a commercial structure fire at Lilley’s Landing on River Lane just after 6 a.m. today. The fire was contained to the building that housed the resort laundry facilities; those facilities are attached to a guest cabin, which was vacant at the time of the fire. There were no …
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Holiday Food Harvest on its way
The Holiday Food Harvest, “Fill the Pantries 2018,” presented by Ozark Mountain Media Group and the Tri-Lakes Board of Realtors takes place Wednesday, November 21 from 9 am to 5 pm. In its thirtieth year, the Holiday Food Harvest works with area grocery stores for a massive, day-long food drive for four area agencies who …