by: Scott McCaulley A Lakes Area Community that recently passed a Face Covering and Mask Mandate sees that Law go into effect today. The City of Branson West passed their mandate at their Board of Aldermen Meeting last week. The Ordinance, similar to ones already passed in Branson and Forsyth, mandates Face Coverings or Masks in …
by: Scott McCaulley At a Special Meeting late Tuesday afternoon of the Branson Board of Aldermen, a new member was appointed to fill the vacancy left by Kevin McConnell who moved out of the Ward he represented. Julia King was appointed by Mayor Edd Akers and was voted in by of the vote of the …
From: Ozarks First A murder suspect in Ozark County knows how long he will spend in prison after pleading guilty to reduced charges. Tylor Rynard was sentenced to 25 years for second-degree murder and 25 years for first-degree robbery, those will run concurrently. He and two others are accused of killing 73-year-old Lawrence Brostedt in …
by: Scott McCaulley The Rotary Club of Hollister will have a new option for participating in this year’s Trivia Night event. Laurie Hayes with the Hollister Rotary Club was on a recent edition of the “Mornings with Josh Grisham” Program on MY 100.1 to explain how people can participate in the event scheduled for the …
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by: Scott McCaulley A Searcy County Man driving a truck through Central Missouri escapes without injury after a pick-up truck hits it while trying to turn onto a highway. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports the accident happened during the Noon Hour Monday in Cole County on U.S. Highway 54 near Jefferson City when the …
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Press Release 26 Reeds Spring High School graduates received scholarships that will allow them to continue their education. Those scholarships, totaling $46,000, came from the Reeds Spring School Foundation. To apply, students had to write an essay and go through an interview with foundation board members. The scholarships range in value from $250-$5,000. Since 2011, …
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by: Chris Six, Ozarks First The Taney County Health Department has announced four people have died from COVID-19. According to a press release, the four deaths are connected to nursing homes in the county. “We are sorry to announce four additional COVID-19 deaths of Taney County residents.” states Lisa Marshall, Director of the Taney County …
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by: Scott McCaulley The Tri-Lakes Christian Church on Pathway Drive near Branson Junior High School is hosting a Community Blood Center of the Ozarks Blood Drive today from 10 am-5 pm. Masks are required for donors and staff and will be provided to those that don’t have one. All donors will receive a free CBCO …
Compiled From Stories by KTLO Tonight’s Marion County Quorum Court meeting may have some fireworks as the court continues to deal with budget shortfalls forcing each department to make cuts. KTLO, Classic Hits and The Boot news aired a story Tuesday morning with information from Marion County Sheriff Clinton Evans saying he will lose nine …
by: Scott McCaulley The City of Harrison is moving forward with their plans for a new Public Safety Building on Industrial Park Drive that will also include a new home for City Hall and other City Offices including the Fire Department. Harrison Public Works Director Wade Phillips was a guest on a recent edition of …
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