Stone County News

A fire marshal for the Southern Stone County Fire Department says the Interactive Zoo and Aquarium, formerly known as Predator World, can't be open for business.

A second chance for a national motocross event is Stone County. Racers hit the dirt in Galena for the Branson USA Motocross Championships.

Water quality is improving around Table Rock Lake, according to an organization that tracks the lake's progress.

A Blue Eye resident was seriously injured Sunday in a motorcycle crash on Missouri 86 in Stone County, the Missouri Highway Patrol reported.

Hospice Compassus has announced in a news release a new volunteer program aimed at supporting local veterans.

Candy Clark's love affair with wildflowers began when she and her husband moved to the Ozarks in December of 2003, from Amarillo, Texas.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has asked the Missouri Attorney General's Office to pursue legal action against Clear Cove Landing Homeowners Association II on Table Rock Lake near Reeds Spring for violations of the Missouri's Clean Water Law and Regulations.

A 26-year-old Urbana man has been charged with two counts of enticement of a child, according to a news release from Stone County Sheriff Richard L. Hill.

Stone County's new planning and zoning ordinance is being put to the test regarding nightly rentals in residential neighborhoods.

Rustlers who stole 53 head of cattle from a ranch on Saturday night apparently knew exactly what they were doing.

From huge mud puddles to a small lake, the James River continues to rise, drowning Stetson Jentzsch's hope of racing this weekend.

This flooding caused a second major washout for a neighborhood near Shell Knob in Stone County this morning.

The Missouri Department of Economic Development announced Friday that five area not-for-profit organizations have been approved for a total of $1,185,164 in tax credits under the Neighborhood Assistance Program.

The Missouri Department of Economic Development today announced that five southwest Missouri not-for-profit organizations have been approved for a total of $1,185,164 in tax credits under the Neighborhood Assistance Program.

Master Gardener Candy Clark's love affair with wildflowers began when she and her husband moved to the Ozarks in December of 2003, from Amarillo, TX.

An 18-year-old Stone County man who died Thursday night might have had access to marijuana and the prescription drug Xanax, according to a release from the Stone County Sheriff's Office.

A Stone county man faces drug charges after authorities say they tracked his purchases of pseudoephedrine, the major component in meth.

The Branson Theatre Owners and Show Producers organization will hold a 'Party with The Stars' Oct.

Democrats in the 62nd District have set an Oct. 6 meeting to pick their nominee to run for state representative in a February special election.

The National Weather Service in Springfield has issued a flash flood warning for northwestern Christian County, northwestern Stone County and southwestern Greene County.