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BRANSON, Mo. — SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Silver Dollar City in Branson and Mercy have teamed up to offer families more resources at the theme park to provide extra care. “The more that we can align with families and be a part of that togetherness and strengthening families, that’s key,” said Craig McCoy, President of Mercy.

A Branson resident was hurt Saturday afternoon south of Green City when a pickup truck collided with a farm tractor. The driver of the pickup, 25-year-old Jerold Robertson was taken to Sullivan County Memorial Hospital in Milan with moderate injuries. The operator of the farm tractor, 53-year-old Timothy Harrelson of Milan, was not reported hurt.

Jamey Johnson became an official member of the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday (May 14th), where he was welcomed by Opry member and Jamey’s mentor Bill Anderson after the two collaborated on their ACM and CMA Award-winning co-write “Give It Away.” Jamey said, “I’ve been talking about this moment since I was a kid. I prayed for it every day and hoped it would come.”

I am writing this article on a Sunday, and when I was younger, my family used to always go out for brunch after we went to church. It allowed us some family time, and depending on what our taste was on that day, we could get something that was either more likely to be eaten for breakfast, or something more likely for lunch. When I was in New York City during spring break in high school, it was cheaper to find a place for breakfast, lunch or brunch, eat a big meal and then you may be able to avoid a big dinner price tag. I am considering a weekend trip to Branson, and I think this place needs to be on the itinerary. Let me tell you about Billy Gail's.

After a storm afternoon and evening for some, the storms and showers are dissipating. The largest hail report was near Hollister at ping pong size. Tonight will remain calm for the rest of the evening, but tomorrow is a different story. Storms push into the Ozarks Sunday morning. The Ozarks...

On May 27, family, friends, and invited guests will gather at the Mickey Gilley Grand Shanghai Theatre in Branson, Mo. for a special tribute to the late country music legend Mickey Gilley, who died on May 9 at the age of 86. Seating for the “Celebration of Life” memorial service...

POINT LOOKOUT — Aric Spyres often sees many of the same competitors in the long jump and triple jump, but usually meets newcomers in the high jump. The Crane senior is unique not only by competing in all three jumps, but shining in all three events. “I’m the only...

BRANSON, Mo. — Silver Dollar City announced a new addition to the theme park to help guests who may get overstimulated. The new space is called a “Calming Space” which is a room filled with soothing colors, soft furniture, and a textured wall. It’s a space for families to get away from all the sights […]

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and the Northwest Arkansas Council will offer COVID-19 vaccines to the public at no cost at the Berryville Health & Safety Fair on Saturday, May 21, as part of a statewide initiative to increase vaccination rates in rural communities in Arkansas.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - As more people head outdoors this spring, the Branson Police Department wants to help keep your valuables safe and secure. Branson Police Officer Darold Donathan says with more tourists returning, he encourages everyone to make sure they don’t leave items with personal information inside their car. He reminds you not to leave documents with your name, address, or social security number in the vehicle.

Norma Bates shared this over the weekend, but a British comic’s interview with KKK leader of Thom Robb deserves another look. Niko Omilona, a YouTube entertainer, visited Harrison and found it not at all racist, but he was directed to the source of much of the city’s reputation to Zinc and the home and church of KKK leader Thomas Robb. Omilona said he was a BBC interviewer and Robb spoke with him at length, not understanding that BBC stood for Big Black ****. He got Robb to send shoutouts to people with names that will resonate with anyone who’s ever told an I.P. Freely joke. One, spoken aloud, sounded like BLM. And then there was this one: