Local News
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Two Enter Race to Replace Retiring Breaux in Arkansas House District 6
Two people have put themselves forward to seek the Republican Nomination for Arkansas House District 6 after the announcement that current representative Harlan Breaux would not seek reelection.
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Branded Equine Update: They Adopt out Horses Now
Harrison nonprofit Branded Equine Based Therapy Services is a national adoption center for wild mustangs, according to the organization's founder, Lindsey Gabbard.
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Popular yogurt recalled; could contain sharp plastic pieces
(WJW) – A popular yogurt company is recalling more than a dozen varieties of yogurt due to the potential presence of plastic pieces, which could have sharp edges and cause choking, as seen in a recall alert published at the official website of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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Second Annual Children's Miracle Network Radiothon Thursday and Friday
The Ozarks Dynacom Family of Stations are teaming up for the second time with the area's children’s hospital for a two-day fundraiser.
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Grill It or Chill It: Food Safety Matters!
July is the best time for barbeques and cookouts, and with warmer weather comes an increased chance of foodborne illnesses.
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Branson Police Officer Recognized for Keeping Tense Situation Calm
The Branson Police Department's Amber Edie was recognized as employee of the month in the category of "Special Commendation" for deescalating a tense situation, according to the department's chief, Eric Schmitt.
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Lingering Rain Prompts Flood Watch for Northern Arkansas Counties UPDATE
UPDATE: Boone, Marion, Newton, and Searcy Counties have been added to the Flood Watch plus portions of Carroll County including Berryville and Green Forest are under a Flood Advisory into this evening.
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Man Convicted in 1992 Attacks to Spend Life in Prison
A man convicted of crimes that went unsolved for 30 years will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
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Deadline for H2Ozarks Survey This Weekend
Six days remain for people interested in taking a survey about Lakes Region Water Quality.
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Lane Closures on Ozark Mountain High Road This Week
Lane Closures on the Ozark Mountain High Road are scheduled for this week.
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Forsyth Man Dies in Crash Near Rockaway Beach
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports a man has died in a one-vehicle crash late Friday night.
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Sunny, Hot Friday Makes Way for Rain during the Weekend
Today’s sunny and hot conditions will make way for another rainy period during the weekend according to the National Weather Service.
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Body Found in Oak Grove Investigated as Homicide
A possible homicide victim is found in the middle of a road in northern Carroll County this week.
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Few Tickets Remain for Glen Campbell Tribute Show
A few tickets remain for a tribute show to an artist who spent many years performing in Branson.
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Missouri student cell phone ban signed into law
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed 13 bills into law on Wednesday, including a sweeping education bill that bans students from using cell phones in schools during the school day.
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Officials Warn of Texas Flooding Relief Scams
The Harrison Fire and Police Departments take to Facebook to warn people about a scam that appears to be a place to donate to help victims of the recent Texas Flooding.
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Hudson to Chair, Vice-Chair New Senate Committees
The State Senator representing much of the Lakes Region will have a position on two new committees.
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Nixa City Hall to Remodel
Nixa City Hall will undergo a remodel, according to a Facebook post by the city government.
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Kehoe vetoes funding for statewide science, engineering fair
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – In a lengthy list of vetoes Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe recently announced, one of those denied included the proposal of $600,000 in funding for a statewide science and engineering fair for students.
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Law Enforcement Was Ready, but no Shooting Near Silver Dollar City
Law Enforcement responded quickly, but found no evidence of a shooting Wednesday morning near Silver Dollar City.
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King of Kings Animated Film to Play at North Arkansas College for Free
The animated film King of Kings will run at North Arkansas College on July 26 at 6:30 p.m. for free, according to Jacquie Markle.
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Million Dollar Quartet Announces Its Final Season at The Shepherd of the Hills Playhouse Theatre
BRANSON, MO (July 9, 2025) – On June 16, The Shepherd of the Hills announced that Million Dollar Quartet has entered its final season at the Playhouse Theatre. Shows run weekly until the final show on Friday, November 21, 2025.
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USDA: Farm Security is National Security
Officials from the Trump Administration announce this week a major effort to protect Agriculture Interest from Foreign Threats.
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Timothy Haygood to Fill TCED Spot
The Branson Board of Aldermen voted Tuesday night for Timothy Haygood to fill a spot on the Tourism Community Enhancement District Board.
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Branson Aldermen Postponed Amendment After Much Consideration
Branson's aldermen decided to postpone voting on an amendment that would impact the public's time to speak on agenda items during Regular and Special meetings.
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Neighbors speak out against planned roundabout at EE and 160
HIGHLANDVILLE, Mo. — A new construction project isn’t getting a warm welcome in Highlandville.
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Cities with the most UFO sightings in Missouri
MISSOURI — When pilot Kenneth Arnold took off from Chehalis, Washington, in his single-engine airplane one afternoon in June 1947, he was looking for a lost military aircraft that had crashed. But what he found was something completely different—something that would set off a cultural obsession in the U.S. that persists today.
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Johnny Morris no longer richest Missourian on Forbes list of wealth
He’s still on the list, but he’s no longer at the top of the list.
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Harrison Fire Department Promotes Fire Prevention and Education
Fire Prevention Week just happened; it's a key part of fire safety and education promoted by the Harrison Fire Department.
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School of the Ozarks holds commencement for 25 students on May 9, 2024
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — School of the Ozarks hosted its Commencement Ceremony at Williams Memorial Chapel on May 9. Twenty-five seniors made up the 2024 S of O graduating class. Out of these 25 students, 12 committed to furthering their education at College of the Ozarks.
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Pioneering Quality in the Steel Industry
Branson Steel Supply
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Can a Contractor Take Over Your Home
Attorney Dayrell Scrivner, of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC in Branson, Missouri, tells us!
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Frozen Pipes, Hot Water Heaters, and Dishwasher Mishaps
Kleen Green Commercial & Residential Property Restoration and Cleaning in Branson, MO
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Choosing the Right Trailer: A Comprehensive Guide
Ozarks Trailer Manufacturer & Sales
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Maintaining Your Trailer
Expert Advice: Maintaining Your Trailer - Tips from Reid Cone of Ozark Trailer MFG & Sales
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How to Maximize Your Kitchen Space
Ready to organize your kitchen? It can be easier than you think! Advise from Beyond Cabinets & Design
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Understanding Vehicle Frame Damage
Expert Insights from Ken Ciesliniski of Ken's Collision Center
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Tattoo Trends: Millennial Parents Leading the Ink Revolution
Interview with prominent tattoo artist and owner of Technicolor Tattoo Shop, Jason Holloway
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The Balancing Act of Marriage and Business
By Pam Snowden of Snowden Heating & Air, LLC
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The Facts About Molds in Indoor Environments
The Facts About Molds in Indoor Environments with Help from Kleen Green Group Water Damage Restoration & Repair owner Brent Pippin
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Interesting Facts About Tattoos
Insights from Tattoo Artist Jason Holloway, owner of Technicolor Tattoo Studio in Branson, Missouri
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The Generational Legacy of a family business
Do families still hand down businesses to their children? Justin Young from Lakeside Tire and Wheel
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The art of handmade cedar signs
Handmade cedar signs, is this art form lost? Gary and Kim Lane from Here’s Your Cedar Sign
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Circle of Life Serves Community and North Arkansas College Students and Helps Achieve Dreams and Goals
Deena Dillard from Circle of Life said Tuesday that the organization is a 501(c)(3) offering services to North Arkansas College and the community; specifically, they serve pregnant or parenting women 27 and younger.
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CBD and Sleep
Can CBD products help remedy sleeping issues? Quade and Andrea Childers own Lite’N Up Dispensary in Branson, Missouri
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Testing advertising mediums is costing you revenue growth! Building your marketing tool box builds your success.
Suggested for you. The 3 key success factors smart marketers invest their energy in. Smart and Simple Communications
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Missouri Sees Successful Marijuana Sales
Missouri's marijuana sales enjoy a successful sales record since legalization, according to St. Louis Public Radio. Greenlight Dispensary
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What is the best kind of heat to put in my home?
What is the best kind of heat to put in my home? Snowden’s Heating and Cooling
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YOU CAN BE LEGALLY ASSAULTED FOR MAKING A MISTAKE ON A SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE
YOU CAN BE LEGALLY ASSAULTED FOR MAKING A MISTAKE ON A SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE Attorney Dayrell Scrivner of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC, in Branson, Missouri
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3 Things To Consider Before Your Kitchen DIY
Deciding to remodel your home is a fun and exciting time, that includes looking at Pinterest ideas, color palettes and styles. But should you tackle this job by yourself or hire a pro? Leanna Tatum with Beyond Cabinets & Design
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What's The Difference Between Medical Cannabis and Hemp-Derived Cannabis?
What’s the difference between Medical Cannabis and Hemp-Derived Cannabis? Not much, as it turns out. Quade and Andrea Childers, Lite N Up Dispensary
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Piercing Guns May Be a Health Hazard!
Piercing guns are a popular tool for body piercing. They are used in malls, jewelry stores, and many other places that sell piercing accessories. However, there’s a growing concern about this body piercing technique. They’re simply not safe, nor are they painless! Jason Holloway, Technicolor Tattoo,