3 hrs ago | Choctaw Plaindealer
The Lord has blessed us with rain again for our yards and gardens. He always sends rain before ita s too late, if we only have faith.
8 hrs ago | Joplin Globe
Acclaimed film 'Winter's Bone' peels back Ozarks image
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Pop culture portrayals of the Ozarks never much impressed southwest Missouri resident Richard Michael.
12 hrs ago | Springfield News Leader
Four people hurt in crash near Branson
Three people sustained serious injuries and one person had moderate injuries after a crash near Branson Thursday night.
19 hrs ago | KYTV Springfield
Grand Palace owners aren't giving up on outdoor concert by Nelly in Branson
The Branson Board of Aldermen on Tuesday night turned down an appeal to hold a concert in the parking lot of the Grand Palace The theater owner isn't giving up, however.
Bowl Games: Pier Restroom a Little Behind in Rankings
In the race for America's Best Public Restroom, the facility on Santa Monica Pier ranks among the best -- just not the top-five best.
Senior Focus: Train travel can be scenic
What is it about trains that stir the imagination of a bygone era? Taking a train excursion is now an adventure for all ages.
Mouth-watering fundraiser planned
Oooey, gooey, dripping, frosted, baked, caked and . . . chili? It's a Chocolate Extrava-ganza, slated for Oct.
Missouri Tea Party Groups Have NOT Endorsed Roy Blunt for U. S. Senate
The following list of Tea Party organizations, from across the state of Missouri, have NOT endorsed Roy Blunt in his campaign for the U.S. Senate seat.A When we received a notification that Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, a strong supporter of Tea Parties nationally, and the originator of a a oeTea Party Caucusa in Washington last week, ...
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Last night in Branson, Missouri, the board of aldermen nixed a proposed outdoor concert by the Lou's hip-hop superstar, Nelly .
McGreevy named Food & Beverage Director of Branson's Chateau on the Lake
The Chateau on the Lakes overlooks the spectacular Ozarks. Michael McGreevy has been named Food & Beverage Director at the AAA Four-Diamond Chateau on the Lake Resort, Spa & Convention Center in Branson, Missouri.
Taney County voters will determine senior tax
Sylvia Woods catches an occasional break from her responsibilities in the kitchen.
Branson Area Business Expo scheduled next Tuesday
A new feature called the "Ask Series" contributed to a quick sell-out of booths at the 2010 Branson Area Business Expo 2010 next Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Chateau on the Lake.
Senior Moment: Where to bury the family pet?
Rural folks, especially farmers, depend upon RFD TV for farming and rural television programming.
First Rap Show In Branson Featuring Nelly Rua
The first rap show to ever be held in the resort town of Branson, Missouri has encountered problems from city officials, over a concert featuring St.
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Missouri's ag women to hold conference in Branson Sept. 13-15
Women from throughout Missouri who are involved in some aspect of agriculture are being offered the opportunity to come together Sept.13-15 in Branson, site of the 16th Annual Missouri Women in Ag Conference.
Hospice Dream Team works to fulfill special requests
The Monett Dream Team of Hospice Compassus is shown above. Members from left are: Terry LaSalle, chaplain; Joanie Moore, RN, hospice care consultant; Kim Berry, social worker, and Dorothy Blinzler, volunteer coordinator.
Branson firefighters offering CERT class
The Branson Fire Department is offering a Community Emergency Response Team class beginning Aug.
Kimberling City still thrives 50 years after its first hotel
Kimberling City -- In the late 1950s -- with a new steel bridge spanning the deep blue water of Table Rock Lake -- John Q. Hammons saw something that no one else did.
New bridge to ease traffic in Branson
Heavy traffic is nothing new in Branson, but it's the traffic getting in and out of the town that has prompted the construction of a new bridge.
Trout fisherman catches big rainbows in the night at Lake Taneycomo
Phil Lilley was working the night shift at Lake Taneycomo.About the time many tourists were going to bed, he was just heading out in his boat into the fog and darkness.