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January 30 2012

• 'Conversation with the Candidates' Tonight, Akin and Steelman React to Brunner's Absence

• Brunner Says Schedule Prevents Him From Attending Debate; Agrees to Interview

• Crash Victim Remains Still Not Identified

• Missouri Lawmaker Trying to Shorten Legislative Session

• Audit of Missouri State Band Program Uncovers Issues

• Do You Look Like Reuben Branson?

• Homes of Hope-Joplin Breaks Ground

• Homeless Counted in Branson

• Bridge and Signal Work This Week on Highway 13 Project

• Branson 100th Taking shape

January 29 2012

• Fire Destroys Condo in Branson

• Titanic To Host Ice Carving Championship Next Weekend

• OTC Foundation Receives Gift

• Dudu Fisher Returning to Branson

• Branson Bank Hires New Employee

• Leadership Changes Within Nursing Department at Skaggs

January 28 2012

• Temporary Funds for Lawrence Co. Meth Investigator Job

• Presley Appointed to National Committee

• Governor Nixon Says No to Metal Detectors

• Easley to Run for County Treasurer

• Guns Vs. Hoses Baskebtall Game Tonight

January 27 2012

• Fatal Crash in Stone County

• ATV Wreck Causes Serious Injury

• Request for Outside Audit Likely

• State Supreme Court Says No to House District Challenge

• Suspects Arraigned in Ozark County

• Eureka Springs Board Moving Forward with Superintendent Search

• Request for Outside Audit Likely

• 'Aquaponics Facility' Suggested for Factory Merchants Mall

• Slusher Foundation Donates $100,000 to Local Charities

• Rape Suspect Back in Taney County

January 26 2012

• Wyatt Responds to Accusations from Kirbyville School District

• Texting Ban in Missouri Losing Steam in State Senate

• Hickman Running for Re-Election

• Submit Change of Address Before Election

• Branson Making it Easier for New Businesses to Open

• Library Not on April Ballot

• Republican US Senate Candidates React to State of the Union Speech

• Larue Pleads Not Guilty

• Hollister Chamber Moves Forward

January 25 2012

• Reminder: Hollister Water Outage Thursday

• Missouri U-S Senators Respond to State of the Union Address

• How the Error Occurred

• Police Investigation Underway at State Capitol; Former Branson Resident Says Personal Safety Not a Joke

• Branson Joins Taney County Business Development Partnership

• Street Name Change in Branson

• UPDATE: Branson Chamber Says Southwest Decision Good For Area

• Water Line Repair Thursday in Hollister

• Homeless Count Today in Taney County

• End of Vietnam War to be Observed Friday in Branson

• Superintendents Discuss Funding Error

• Branson Airport Announces Chicago and Houston Flights

• Walnut Shade Man Bound Over in Taney County

January 24 2012

• Branson Board of Aldermen Meeting Tonight; Economic Development Proposal to be Discussed

• 'Conversation with the Candidates' Monday at Branson High School; Questions Welcomed

• Wyatt Favors 'Least Harmful' Solution

• Taney County Commission Will Address Procurement Card Usage

• Lawsuit Challenging New Missouri House Districts

• Southwest Airlines Conversation a Process; Could Take Months to Complete

• Sheriff's Inmate List Back Online

• Ozark Medieval Fortress Closed

• Wood Burning Stove Causes Fire in Lampe

January 23 2012

• Services for Walker Tonight

• Stop Meth Bill Introduced in Legislature

• Two Men From Harrison Arrested in Baxter County

• Branson School District Purchases Land Near High School

• Branson Man Hospitalized after Clay County Accident

• Free Home Drug Test Vouchers Offered in Branson West

• Charges Filed in Ozark County, Investigation Continues

• Book to Celebrate Branson School History

January 22 2012

• Wreck on BB Highway in Hollister

• Tax Revenue to Kirbyville School Now in Question

• Skaggs Health Fair February 25th; Presented by Hometown Radio

• CAM Distribution Up Over 50% in 2011

• C of O Deans to Discuss Hard Work U

January 21 2012

• Missouri Medicaid Fraud Unit Collected More Than $20 million in 2011

• Now Showing - Special Exhibit of 'The Iron Lady'

• Historical Society Seeks Yearbooks

January 20 2012

• REACTION: Branson Airport Excited About Southwest Airlines Announcement

• BREAKING NEWS: Southwest Airlines Announces Transition to Branson Airport

• Hollister Joins Taney County Business Development Partnership

• Oklahoma Man Injured in Taney County Motorcycle Wreck

• Joe Bonsall and His Life on Twitter

• Funding Sought for Meth Fight

• More Charges in Alleged Theft Ring

• UPDATE: Federal Investigation Ongoing Following November Construction Death in Branson

• Forsyth and Branson Working Together on Fire Training

• Teachers Association Opposes New Tenure Elimination Proposal

• New Music Program at Hollister YMCA

• Branson School Board Seats Filled

January 19 2012

• UPDATE: Harrison Woman Dies From Injuries Suffered in Branson Wreck

• BREAKING: Racetrack Scheduled to Open in March 2014, Higher Noise Levels Approved

• Branson Dinosaur Museum and Haunted House on the Move

• Applegate Sentenced in Taney County

• Branson Park Board Updated on Factory Merchants Mall

• Ethics Commission Does Not Govern Announcement of Candidacy

• Rose Bound Over in Stone County

• Hollister Aldermen to Hear from Business Development Partnership

• Green Forest City Council Says No to New Fire Truck

• Enrollment Up at OTC

• Crutcher Will Consider Process for Choosing Assistant Chief

• Love INC Offers Money Management Class

January 18 2012

• Dogs Removed from Stone County Facility

• Republicans Offer Official Response to 'State of the State' Speech

• Governor Nixon Delivers 'State of the State' Address; Promises a Balanced Budget

• REACTION: Governor Nixon Seeks to Name New Boundary Commission

• Purvis Files for Branson Ward Two Alderman

• Edmonds Complains About Dalton's Decision to Run for Sheriff

• Missouri Supreme Court Turns Down New Senate District Map

• Teacher Tenure Proposal Could Face Vote in Missouri

• Court Appearances Pending in Medicaid Fraud Case

• Teen Injured in Crash

• Missouri Hunters Bagged 239,000 Deer This Year

• North Arkansas Medical Center Blood Drive Thursday

• Arkansas Forestry Commission Lays Off Employees

January 17 2012

• BREAKING NEWS: Jeff Justus to Run for New State House Seat

• UPDATE: Harrison Women Injured in Crash

• Fire Destroys Home in Lampe

• UPDATE: Western Firefigher Killed in Crash

• BREAKING NEWS: Fatal Crash in Branson

• Branson Park Board Meets Tonight; Red Roof Mall on the Agenda

• Veterans Boulevard Bridge To Close Today

• Governor Nixon's State of the State Speech Tonight

• Area Appreciation Days at Titanic

• Powersite Man Charged With Growing Marijuana

• Two Branson Dinner Shows Changing Theatres

• Meth Lab Seized in Taney County

• Care for Kids Volunteers Set to Makeover Forsyth Schools

• Dalton to Run for Taney County Sheriff

January 16 2012

• BREAKING NEWS: Deadly Car Crash in Branson

• Federal Jury Convicts Nixa Man In Multi-State Counterfeit Ring; Investigation has Local Ties

• Harris Named Assistant Principal at Branson Junior High

• 'Convoy of Hope' Donates Money To Help Joplin Recover

• Green Forest School Board to Buy-Out Contract of Superintendent

• Branson Man Charged Following Stabbing Incident

• Lawmakers to Learn About 911 Dilemma

• Candidate Filing Deadline Tuesday

• Offices Closed for MLK Birthday

• A Home for "Jesus Was Homeless"

January 15 2012

• New Miss America is from Wisconsin; Former Miss Branson Finishes Outside Top 15

• Kids Playing with Lighter Accidentally Start Fire

• Relay for Life Fast Approaching; Kick-Off Event January 19

• Blackwood Singers Reunion Scheduled in Branson

• C of O Hosts Associates Luncheon

January 14 2012

• Branson Drama Teacher Honored

• Parenting Classes Scheduled in Branson

• Body of Missing State Trooper Recovered

• WRVHS Announces Exhibits, Seeks Items

January 13 2012

• Senator Blunt Recovering from Outpatient Procedure

• Harrison Rotary Spaghetti Supper Today

• UPDATE: Miss America Prelims Almost Finished; Former Miss Branson Competes

• UPDATE: Arjes to Start Taney County Business Development Job January 23

• Missouri Supreme Court Hears Arguments on State Senate Maps

• Rep. Long Endorses Mitt Romney for President

• More HD TV Channels in Branson

• Kirbyville Woman Scheduled for Sentencing

• Berryville Man to be Sentenced in Missouri

• Ozark County Probe Could Take Months

• Horn Given Probation Following Plea Agreement

January 12 2012

• Harrison Woman Dies in Boone County Crash

• Peddlers in Branson Need Fingerprinted, Background Check

• Barry County Sheriff Asking for Help in Vandalism Investigation

• Suspected Mobile Meth Lab Found in Boone County

• Eureka Springs to Use Outside Firm to Help Find New School Superintendent

• New Homes for Animals Removed from Taney County Facility

• Youngblood Bound Over on Robbery Charges

• Ruzycky Bound Over on Taney County Pursuit Charges

• New Disinfection Unit at Hollister Wastewater Plant

• Online Voting for Taney County Extension

January 11 2012

• Hollister Man Charged with Sodomy in Stone County

• BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Arjes Hired as New Director of Business Development for Taney County

• Two Seriously Injured in 248 Crash

• Centennial Museum Receives Conditional Use Permit

• Branson Aldermen Give Final Approval To Change in Code for Outdoor Displays

• Veterans Boulevard Bridge to Close Next Week for Study

• Decision Expected Soon on Bull Shoals Lake Stocking Plan

• Grand Palace Price Tag Lowered

• No Charges in Alleged Branson Sexual Assault Investigation

• Ozark County Sheriff Busts Up Alleged Forgery Ring

• Voter Registration Deadline Today for Presidential Primary in Missouri

• Miss America Pageant Now Underway; Former Miss Branson Competing

• No Charges in Taney County Animal Case

January 10 2012

• Republican U.S. Senate Candidates Debate in St. Louis; Branson Next

• Minor Injuries in Taney County Crash

• Branson Centennial Museum Closer to Opening

• Volunteer Firefighter Pleads Not Guilty to Arson Charges

• EXCLUSIVE: Dolloff Says He Is Excited About New Job Opportunity

• Taney County Budget Approved, Salary Study to Continue

• Kimberling City Woman Wins Big Lottery Prize

• Forget Triple-A, Clay Cooper calls Neal McCoy

• Starfield Trial Reset

• Jackson Announces Candidacy for Taney County Assessor

• Shock Incarceration for Simpson

January 09 2012

• Oklahoma Man Dies in Carroll County Wreck

• State Democrats Pile on Brunner for Skipping Two Debates, Including One in Branson

• Brunner Says Yes; All Republican Senate Hopefuls Agree to Debate in KC

• Governor Bobby Jindal to be Keynote Speaker at Missouri Lincoln Days

• 'Air Choice One' Considering Branson for Airline Service

• Hollister Moves Park, Begins "Shop Local" Campaign

• Sales Tax Up in January for Taney County

• Sutton Murder Investigation Still Active

• Harrison School Celebrates Blue Ribbon Designation

January 08 2012

• Stone County Accident Sends Man from Galena to the Hospital

• Personal Property Forms Mailed in Stone County

January 07 2012

• Man Wanted on Rape Charges in Taney County Arrested in Tennessee

• Transfer of Ownership Completed for Factory Merchants Mall

• Tax Centers Losing Volunteers

January 06 2012

• BREAKING NEWS: Dolloff Named Headmaster of New High School

• BREAKING NEWS: Macaroni Grill Closing at Branson Landing

• UPDATE: Outage Caused by Downed Tree

• BREAKING NEWS: More Stolen Items Recovered in Oklahoma

• Power Outage at 76/265 Intersection

• Local Reaction: Roberts says Republican Debate Good for Would-Be Voters

• A Branson Alderman Says City Needs to Market its Parks Better

• Closing on 'Red Roof Mall' Ownership Deal Delayed

• Missouri Supreme Court To Hear Challenge of Senate District Map

• Jo Dee Messina Concert to Benefit Local Red Cross

• Fire at Sunset Restaurant in Marshall Ruled an Accident

• Fewer Traffic Deaths in 2011

• Historic Commission Possible

• State of the State January 17

• Preliminary Hearings Set for Murder Suspects

January 05 2012

• Decision 2012: 'Conversation with the Candidates' Scheduled; Republican US Senate Candidates Invited

• Branson is a 'Destination on the Rise'

• Local National Guard Soldiers Being Deployed to Middle East

• 'Interim' Removed from Title as Gates is Named Forsyth Police Chief

• Flood Map Public Hearing on Hollister Agenda

• Fire Damages Kimberling City Home

• Harrison Woman Charged with First Degree Battery

• Third Suspect in Alleged Theft Ring, More Items Recovered

• Simpson, Waggoner Court Appearances Scheduled

• Branson Man in Court on Stone County Child Pornography Charges

January 04 2012

• First Baby of 2012 Born at Skaggs

• Authorities Say Baby Died from Natural Causes; Lawrence County Investigation Over

• Kimberling City Board of Aldermen Meeting Tonight

• Miss America Pageant Next Week; Former Miss Branson to Compete

• Iowa Caucuses - What Missourians Need to Know About the Outcome

• Taney Commission Hears About Library Jobs

• Missouri Legislature Re-Convenes Today; Education Funding A Priority

• Bullet Ends Up in Taney County Mobile Home

• Sheriff's Office Now Has Medication Drop Box

• Commission Asked to Adopt Federal Hazmat Regulations

January 03 2012

• MoDOT Crews Working Along Area Roadways

• Boone County Man Charged in New Year's Day Crash

• Brush Fire Near Blue Eye

• Fitness Tops List of New Year's Resolutions

• Branson Looking at Options for Old School Building

• Deadly Oak Grove Fire Ruled an Accident

• Branson School Construction Projects Begin This Month

• Sewer District Separates From Taney County

• 'Furry Friends' Fundraiser Totals

• Hollister School Board Meeting Tonight

• Restaurant Fire Under Investigation

• Cost to Play 'Powerball' About to Double; Jackpots to Increase

January 02 2012

• Loaves and Fishes Underway

• Warmer Weather Returns Late in the Week

• Arkansas Band in Rose Parade

• Minor Injuries in Barry County Crash

• More Arrests Expected in Alleged Area Theft Ring

• If You Drink, Don't Drive

• Historical Society Asking for New Museum in Downtown Branson

January 01 2012

• Marla Crider Named Arkansas Assistant Tourism Director

• Forsyth Chamber Banquet Scheduled January 14th

• State Rail Plan Needs Public Input

• Skaggs Volunteers Give More Than Their Time