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An audit of Taney County’s financial for 2020 has returned an unmodified or “clean” report.

The Branson Board of Aldermen will hold a special Study Session Thursday afternoon to continue discussions on the City's Financial Situation.

A portion of a Branson Street is set to be closed Thursday and Friday.

The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks has Blood Drives scheduled in the region over the next two days.

The Skaggs Foundation has awarded Cox Medical Center Branson a grant to help with the protection of their healthcare workers.

With Billy Long announcing his run for the senate seat of the retiring Roy Blunt, candidates are beginning to announce their intentions to run for Long's 7th District Congressional Seat.

According to a press release, the Taney County Commission has designated October 22 and 23, 2021 as the Fall Clean-up day; the press release can be read below.

The final day of the National Symposium of Patriotic Education featured a variety of speakers talking about the importance of learning about the country.

The Taney County 100 Club holds the first in a series of appreciation dinners this past weekend.

A Carroll County Man dies in a single vehicle crash shortly after crossing the Arkansas Boarder into Missouri.

A pet cougar that had been kept in a home in the Bronx, New York is now at the Turpentine Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs.

Two lawsuits have been filed against the Huntsville School District over alleged sexual assaults.

The weekly Missouri Department of Conservation Podcast is now available.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders talks of the past and the future in her opening remarks at the National Symposium on Patriotic Education Thursday.

Western Taney County Fire Protection District Firefighters battle a blaze early Friday morning in Merriam Woods.

Downtown Hollister will see musicians, crafters, artists, dancers, historians, cosplayers, food and more on Saturday at the 5th Annual State of the Ozarks Fest.

A free Fishing Event will be held in Northern Arkansas this weekend.

A project putting together an Economic Development Plan continues in Stone County.

The performances of 9 to 5 The Musical have been postponed due to COVID-19.

Phase II of replacement construction of the Beaver Bridge in Carroll County is underway.

The two top positions at North Arkansas College have been filled.  

The Missouri Department of Conservation is inviting the public for a walk in the woods.

At Tuesday night’s Board of Aldermen meeting, Branson Aldermen passed a motion to resume spring and fall pickup.

A second arrest has been made in the abuse and prostitution case involving two disabled victims in Forsyth.

Branson's Mayor Makes a Proclamation Establishing Constitution Week in the City.

While Vaccination Rates are staying steady, there has been a slight increase in COVID Testing recently according to one Health Organization.