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Members of the dominant political party in the Missouri House of Representatives came to Branson to make plans for the upcoming year.
The inaugural Technicolor Tattoo Art and Family Fun Fair took place on Saturday, Aug. 14. The event, which was the brainchild of Technicolor Tattoo Studio owners, hosted family friendly activities, while promoting local businesses and charities.
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A multi-instrumentalist, billboard-carting Top 40 and Hot A/C Producer, Writer and Remixer from Branson is now on tour with The Backstreet Boys.
The Treasure Lake RV Resort in Branson is inviting the community to join them on Saturday, Aug. 20, for their inaugural Treasure Lake Car Show.
The Americana Theatre is offering folks the chance to see their British Invasion show as they host area appreciation this month.
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A Branson football player is raising money for a charity dedicated to helping children with cancer.
Two young golfers from Texas left Missouri as champions after winning the American Junior Golf Associations Bass Pro Shops Payne Stewart Junior Championship earlier this month.
Youth and PeeWee soccer is taking place this fall through Branson Parks and Recreation.
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Hello, fellow Ozarkians! Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Chris Carlson, and I am the new reporter at Branson Tri-Lakes News.
The annual Rock The Spectrum concert, to benefit a local charity aimed at making Branson more “inclusive” for the families of children with autism and other special needs, is taking place Saturday, Sept. 17, at Branson Landing.
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