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Memories from the Homestead: The Iron Horse - the life of Jay Gould [part 3]

Into the 1870s, Gould would take over the Union Pacific Railroad after its stock had dropped during the Panic of 1873.

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Table Rock Lake Community Foundation awards grants to ten entities

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Table Rock Lake Community Foundation awards grants to ten entities

TRLCF looks forward to accepting grant applications in 2025. Eligible applicants encompass a wide variety of worthy organizations in Stone..

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Sixty-five years strong and still going: 'The Baldknobbers, the first show in Branson' [part 2]

Luanna Fullerton

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Sixty-five years strong and still going: 'The Baldknobbers, the first show in Branson' [part 2]

By 1964, the group had outgrown the pavilion space, so they moved a short distance to the skating rink building along Lake Taneycomo.

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Reader's Corner: What you might not know about the Ryels

Cynthia J. Thomas

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Reader's Corner: What you might not know about the Ryels

With their four young daughters, the Ryels left a newly-built home in a good community and Randy’s good job to go live and preach the Gospel

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Remember, honor, teach: Wreaths Across America dedication at Snapp Cemetery, Forsyth, December 14

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Remember, honor, teach: Wreaths Across America dedication at Snapp Cemetery, Forsyth, December 14

The public is invited and welcome to attend this special event. Bring your children or grandchildren and teach them the value...

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The price of freedom is eternal vigilance, action and unity

Gary J. Groman

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The price of freedom is eternal vigilance, action and unity

In the 1980s, decades before September 11, 2001, George P. Shultz, U.S. Secretary of State under President Ronald Reagan, said, "The price..

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Jody Johnson Godfrey

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Hope for Alzheimer's Disease: Lecanemab

In January 2023, the FDA gave a green light for this drug Lecanemab due to its ability to clear out amyloid plaque (fatty substances in...

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Branson Bank's Hunt honored as HR Professional of the Year

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Branson Bank's Hunt honored as HR Professional of the Year

Jamie Hunt’s dedication to elevating the HR profession, her commitment to mentoring peers, and her strategic leadership have set a new...

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VITA: Looking to build volunteer team for tax preparation assistance in Stone County

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VITA: Looking to build volunteer team for tax preparation assistance in Stone County

Our VITA program has been helping people for over 20 years in Stone Co. By volunteering, you'll play an important role that allows us to...

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Minimum wage set to increase January 1

Current state law provides for a minimum wage of $12.30 per hour. Missouri’s minimum wage has increased from $7.65 in 2015 to $12.30 in 2024

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SIX® Show: Eighteenth season striving to crush hunger

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SIX® Show: Eighteenth season striving to crush hunger

SIX® will be holding their Area Appreciation* and Annual Holiday Food Drive NOW through Dec 28, inviting the local community to...

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Laurie Lemke Thompson

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Unrelenting love of God

Salespeople on TV sometimes say, “But wait! There's more!” Well, I need to say that here because there is more. What makes this story so...

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Dave Ramsey

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Dave Says: Your income is the key

The fact that it’s a large amount of student loan debt doesn’t change anything. Baby Step 2 is where you pay off all debt except for your...

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Been Thinkin' About... The dark moon quiet

Joshua Heston

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Been Thinkin' About... The dark moon quiet

On social media, photos of a vaunted city mall pop up on my feed. The theme is nostalgia. Back in the good old days, the post suggests...

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Day two at the Battle of Shiloh: A rebel nightmare

Bob Ford

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Day two at the Battle of Shiloh: A rebel nightmare

That night both sides realized the enormous cost of the day's fighting. The dead and dying still littered the field as medical teams did...

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Larry Dablemont

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Outdoors with Larry Dablemont: Chest waders and quackers

There was no one back in that day hunting ducks on Bull Shoals. It was a great year because the lake was up fifteen feet or so, and the...

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Heather Haygood

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What is Christmas all about?

I’ve often said that humanity and hardship are old companions. We can see that hardship is at the forefront of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s

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House of Hope Warming Center: More than a warm place to sleep

K.D. Michaels

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House of Hope Warming Center: More than a warm place to sleep

With the colder temperatures that the Ozarks have realized recently, the Warming Center, operated by House of Hope, has been busy...

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K.D. Michaels

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