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Cynthia J. Thomas
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Reflections: A quiet and peaceable life
Wait, what? Pray for whom? Even if my non-preferred candidate won? And what’s that business about a quiet and peaceable life?
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Big Cedar Lodge: 'Home for the Holidays' shines with over 4 million lights
Running throughout November and December, the 'Home for the Holidays' celebration at Big Cedar Lodge brings Christmas magic to life...
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Veterans Day nationwide discount from 7 Brew Coffee
7 Brew truly cares about making the drive-thru experience as personalized as the beverages they provide.
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Library Center of the Ozarks offers several programs during November and December
Also in December, participants can learn how to Move More, Feel Better on Dec 12, at 10 a.m. Bring a friend to the library to learn...
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Tiffany Gravett
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Breakfast at Tiffany's: When a brother falls...
Many have interpreted this passage to insinuate that being “spiritual” (v. 1) means taking on the mantle of what I call the “sin police” ...
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Branson-Hollister We Serve luncheon held, volunteer service awards announced
The Branson-Hollister Lions Club averages around $90,000 a year in donations to the local community besides collecting glasses for people...
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Luanna Fullerton
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Area Entertainment: A night of laughter and memories
“Hopeful Hilarity: A Stand-Up Comedy Show,” kicked off their movement to bring more stand-up comedy to the Branson area ...
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Pepsi Legends Theater: Wishing you a Merry Country Christmas
Our finale highlights the true meaning of the season, featuring “O Holy Night” and “Mary, Did You Know,” along with other legendary...
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K.D. Michaels
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Veterans Week off to a strong start, with many in attendance at events
There are still many events slated for the remainder of Veterans Homecoming Week.
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Cynthia J. Thomas
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College of the Ozarks hosts opening ceremony, welcomes veterans
Branson Mayor Larry Milton presented a proclamation highlighting the values that make Branson one of the nation’s most patriotic cities ...
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Cynthia J. Thomas
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Find homeschool enrichment opportunities at Veritas
Located on Lakeshore Drive just off St. Hwy. 13 in Kimberling City, the building formerly housed the First Baptist Church of Kimberling City
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Cynthia J. Thomas
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Forsyth Senior Friendship Center serves community many ways
The Senior Center serves the Walnut Shade, Merriam Woods, Forsyth, Taneyville, Bradleyville, Kissee Mills, Kirbyville and Cedar Creek ...
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Cynthia J. Thomas
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Quilts of Valor group holds drawing for Opportunity Quilt
Quilts of Valor of the Ozarks chapter accepted their charter on March 1 of 2024, and since their inception have awarded nearly 100 quilts...
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Cynthia J. Thomas
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Support area nonprofits, enjoy beautiful decor at the Holiday Home Tour
Among the families opening their homes for this year’s Holiday Tour are Branson West business owners Nick and Amy Morris.
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Gary J. Groman
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President Trump promise tracker: From Ukraine peace plans to immigration and more
This would give readers a reference point to hold the winner accountable. This is a list of the major promises the Trump campaign made:
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Joshua Heston
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Been Thinkin' About...The picnic
Kindling fires smell different, all dried branches of elm and box elder. Neither are popular trees, especially box elder, as they scatter...
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Jody Johnson Godfrey
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Benefitting from ginger
Ginger has been used medicinally for more than 50 centuries and is considered a safe herb with no serious side effects when taken by...
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Dave Ramsey
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Dave Says: When you hit rock bottom
Still, when you do stupid things, you’ve got to pay what I call “stupid tax.” I’m talking about the consequences of your actions.
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Bob Ford
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Irena Sendler: Truly an unsung hero [part 1]
Warsaw, Poland, had the largest population of Jews in Europe. In September of 1939 after swiftly conquering Poland and employing perverse...
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John Fullerton
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Memories from the Homestead: A trip along the Oregon Trail
Excited to learn more, just outside of Kearney on I-80, we stopped by the historic Archway exhibit, a wonderful museum...
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