by: Beth Finello and Sarah Scarlett, Ozarks First A century-old time capsule at the Christian County Courthouse will be removed and replaced with a new one. The 101-year-old time capsule filled with memorabilia is in a metal box on the northeast corner of the Christian County Courthouse. Historians believe the capsule will give a glimpse …
by: Scott McCaulley Polls are open today for 2021 Missouri Municipal Elections with a number of races and issues to be decided. Among the key races are the four-way race for the Branson Mayor’s Position as well as two contested Alderman Races, a contested School Board Race, and the vote on the continuation of the …
by: Scott McCaulley The current “At Your Service” Podcast with the Stone County Health Department features a visit with Community Health Specialist Monica Mueller talking about the COVID-19 Vaccinations and the opening up of more phases in Missouri over the next two weeks. Mueller says they have seen an increase of interest in the COVID …
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From: KTLO An area man is among those Gov. Asa Hutchinson has announced he intends to pardon. Glynn R. Womack of Harrison was convicted in 2006 in Boone County Circuit Court of delivery of a controlled substance, methamphetamine ( Class Y felony), possession of drug paraphernalia (Class C felony) and possession of a controlled substance, …
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From: KTLO The City of Flippin honored the late Forrest L. Wood and his widow, Nina Mae, Thursday with the renaming of several city streets to Forrest Wood Dr. and presenting Nina Mae with the key to the city while proclaiming Nina Mae Wood Day as part of the city’s Centennial Celebration. Main Street, along …
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by: Scott McCaulley The current “At Your Service” Podcast features a conversation with Staff Members of the Stone County Developmental Disabilities Board. Executive Director LaDella Thomas speaks about how the organization continued to serve those in the county during COVID-19 and how some programs have altered their operations due to the pandemic. One of the …
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by: Scott McCaulley Quick developing storms late Wednesday afternoon included a Tornado that was on the ground through a portion of Barry and Stone Counties causing damage to several buildings and property. According to reports submitted to the National Weather Service, the tornado touch downed right at the Barry/Stone County Line near Wheelerville and proceeded …
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by: JonChristopher Collins City of Branson recognized Carlie Allison as Employee of the Month on Tuesday. Allison is the Parks Business Supervisor. Branson Alderman Jamie Whiteis presented the award to Allison. “I kind of have a special place in my heart for anything with the Park board. I served on that before becoming an alderman, …
by: JonChristopher Collins Branson’s Parks & Recreation Department will host a job fair on March 13 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Branson RecPlex for those interested in working on the Parks & Recreation team this summer. The Job Fair will allow individuals to obtain information regarding seasonal and part-time opportunities that include …
by: Scott McCaulley The National Weather Service has updated the forecasts for snow fall in the Lakes Region. The current weather statements: Missouri: All of Southwest Missouri is under a Winter Weather Advisory from Sunday morning through Monday afternoon. A 3-5 inch snow accumulation is forecast for the region with the heaviest snow expected to …