BRANSON, Mo. — The second person involved in a case involving a GMC Terrain being set on fire in Branson was sentenced to three years in prison.
Cordilia P. Niederhelman, born in 2002, pleaded guilty to one felony count of first-degree property damage on June 14. She was given 222 days credit for time served and will serve the rest of her sentence with the Department of Corrections.
Rollover Crash in Stone County Injures One Person
The Missouri State Highway Patrol and the Southern Stone County Fire Protection District are among the agencies that work a single vehicle rollover crash on Highway 248.
New Bridge over Flat Creek Complete, Highway 248 Open
A project that has seen several delays has now been completed reopening a highway in Barry County.
Branson Approves Marketing Funds for Christkindlmarkt Event
A revised proposal for funds to help with a new Christmas event in Branson has been approved.
Burn Bans Accompany Low Water Conditions
Dry conditions are becoming increasingly noticeable across the Lakes Region, with burn bans covering much of northern Arkansas while some rivers and lakes continue to run below normal levels.
Forsyth Begins Process of Repairing Damaged Fire Station
The Forsyth Board of Aldermen get a report on the damage that occurred when a vehicle ran into Fire Station #2 in July.