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11/04/2025

Walmart announces Black Friday dates and early deals

Walmart announces Black Friday event plans with first deals launching Nov. 14.

11/04/2025

We will be celebrating the life of our dear friend Steve Weyher on Wednesday- 5:30pm at the Branson Veterans Task Force Day Room at Ball Parks of America. Everyone is invited to attend!

11/03/2025

Chris Berndt's Retirement Reception at Keeter Center Nov. 18

The Western Taney County Fire Protection District will host a retirement reception for Chief Chris Berndt, according to a Facebook post by the agency.

11/03/2025

Tune in TODAY at 9am Central for our FIRST On-The_Road episode of The Barber Shop! Listen locally at 98.1fm or stream online at Branson4u.com.

11/03/2025

🎄It's that time again! Nominate yourself or someone else for our Season of Caring giveaway: https://www.branson4u.com/promotions/season-of-caring-20231

11/01/2025

Time Change Reminder to Fall Back

The second of two days every year to adjust the clocks has arrived.

10/31/2025

North Arkansas College Nears Merger with University of Arkansas

North Arkansas College is a signature away from officially merging with the University of Arkansas, creating what will now be known as U of A North Ark, according to Jamie Stevens of the college.

10/30/2025

Missouri authorities enforce s*x offender rules for safe Halloween

As children across Missouri prepare for a night of trick-or-treating, law enforcement agencies are stepping up their efforts to ensure a safe and fun Halloween for everyone.

10/29/2025

10/29/2025

National organization ranks Arkansas ‘most pro-life’ state for sixth year in a row

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A national survey of state laws led Arkansas to be ranked as the most pro-life state in the country.

10/29/2025

Have A Safe And Spooktacular Halloween 🎃

Colonel Michael A. Turner, superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol, encourages everyone to have a safe Halloween.

10/28/2025

Branson aldermen preparing to raise water and sewer rates

Rates for Branson residents using city water and sewer are going to increase for the coming year but not as much as the staff of the Branson Utilities Department believed they needed operation of the department in the coming year.