Cape Fair News

Size matters on Table Rock Lake, especially if you're in a big cruiser or a houseboat.

Branson - Country recording artist Joe Barr kicked off July 4 activities at PaddlingCenter.com in Cape Fair, where all-day live music, food, a beer garden and 9:30 p.m. fireworks are planned.

Fireworks will light up the skies over six corners of Table Rock Lake during the July 4 holiday.

Chris Conrade, 28, of Cape Fair, practices his shooting skills Friday at Ozark Shooters Sports Complex in Taney County.

Storm runoff flowing off of saturated ground and into area steams will cause Table Rock Lake to rise three feet by Monday night, according to a lake official.

A Branson woman was injured this morning in Stone County when her motorcycle ran off the road and overturned, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.

Charles Brady Community Editor Published June 02, 2008 04:00 PM CDT Three people were killed and 15 people were injured in a plethora of area traffic accidents that occurred since last Thursday.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has released a list of 26 drinking water systems that have chronically failed to conduct required bacteriological testing.

A Cape Fair man died tonight in Barry County when he suffered from a medical condition and his vehicle ran off the road, the Missouri Highway Patrol said.

Four people in Stone County have been arrested on drug-related charges, the sheriff's department said.

An elderly woman who disappeared Sunday in Barry County turned up Monday afternoon.

A woman is being treated at the hospital after a bad crash at the Cape Fair Bridge in Stone County.

A Kimberling City man was seriously injured this evening in Stone County when his motorcycle struck a ditch and flipped over, the Missouri Highway Patrol said. via Springfield News Leader

The Cape Fair Fraternal Order of Eagles, F.O.E. 4278, is sponsoring the second annual Charity Buddy Bass Tournament Saturday at Table Rock Lake on the James River arm. via Springfield News Leader

Charles Brady Community Editor Published April 24, 2008 04:00 PM CDT Four people were injured in recent area traffic accidents. via Monett Times

A severe thunderstorm near Cape Fair has put northern Stone County and western Taney County under a severe thunderstorm warning, according to the National Weather Service. via Springfield News Leader

The Table Rock Lake Project Office delayed opening four U.S. Army Corps of Engineer recreation areas because of extensive flooding and damage caused by high lake levels resulting from recent heavy rains. via KYTV Springfield

A Cape Fair man died Thursday night when he was thrown from his car as it overturned on a Stone County road, according to the Missouri Highway Patrol. via Springfield News Leader

In a repeat performance of January 14, 2007, the Ozarks were hit by another devastating ice storm February 10, 2008. via Associated Content