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Gepp, AR · Lifestyle
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Deer are more active this time of year, and drivers should be vigilant
Deer/vehicle collisions increase in October and November. That's because it's the peak of deer breeding season. A recent fatal accident south of Nixa was caused when an SUV hit a deer, then swerved into a box truck. The SUV driver was killed. "You've got bucks that are looking for does,...
familydestinationsguide.com
This Missouri Bakery Serves Up Cakes So Good They’d Make Betty Crocker Jealous
Somewhere in Ozark, Missouri, there’s a building that looks like it can’t quite decide what it wants to be, and honestly, that’s exactly what makes Spring Creek Tea Room so irresistible. It’s part antique shop, part lunch spot, part bakery, and entirely the kind of place that...
myfamilytravels.com
This 30,000-Square-Foot Missouri Discount Store Turns Closeouts And Freight Claims Into Grocery Bargains
About 5,000 new products land on the shelves of one Missouri grocery store every single day. Yep, every day. That means the aisles you shop on Monday may look different by Wednesday. The secret is where the stuff comes from. This store buys overstock, closeouts, liquidations, and freight claims from...
familydestinationsguide.com
thebull1051.com
More Than a Mattress Sale: Ruck ‘n Run Brings the Heart Back to Veterans Day 🇺🇸🔥
Veterans Day shouldn’t just be about retail sales and mattress discounts—it’s about honoring those who wore the uniform. In this episode of Around the Ozarks Community Corner, Grace Gooley sits down with George Fuller to share the heart behind Ruck ‘n Run in Republic. Inspired by a makeshift fire pit that brought deployed soldiers together in Iraq, this high-energy gathering connects local families and service members around an 8-to-10-foot central fire pit to foster genuine connection, healing, and military camaraderie.
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greenecountycommonwealth.com
35 acre Skyline Commercial Park near Hwy MM, James River Frwy. advances
Republic City Council took more subdivision action and made budget adjustments at its Oct. 6 meeting. Council members also approved a preliminary plat for the Skyline Commercial Park, covering nearly 35 acres at the northeast corner of South Hwy. MM and James River Expressway. The land in question is bordered on the west by Hwy. MM and Hwy. 60 to the south. Plans call for building an east-west street, Skyline Drive, with access to Hwy. MM including a new traffic signal, already approved by the Missouri Department of Transportation. A new north-south street, Acme Avenue, will be added from the west end of Skyline, approximately one-third of the distance into the generally rectangular acreage.
bransontrilakesnews.com
Branson’s Live Entertainment tradition meets a changing world
On any given evening in Branson, audiences gather to watch musicians, comedians, magicians, and other entertainers perform live. From the theaters along Highway 76 to attractions throughout the Ozarks, Branson has built much of its tourism industry around the idea that people want to experience entertainment in person. But in a world where nearly every form of entertainment is available on a phone, television, or computer, does live performance still have a future?
familyvacationsus.com
Pancakes Are Only Part Of The Charm At Branson’s Little Log Breakfast Cabin
A pancake 14 inches across sounds like a dare. At one rustic Missouri breakfast cabin, it’s simply what lands on your table. The flavors push things further. There’s a cinnamon roll version, a peach cobbler version, and something called French cakes. Then comes a side known as Billion...
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Deer are more active this time of year, and drivers should be vigilant
Deer/vehicle collisions increase in October and November. That’s because it's the peak of deer breeding season. A recent fatal accident south of Nixa was caused when an SUV hit a deer, then swerved into a box truck. The SUV driver was killed. "You've got bucks that are looking for...
myfamilytravels.com
The Name Changed, But The Old-Fashioned Cinnamon Rolls Still Steal The Show At This Missouri Bakery
A bakery sign changed, but the cinnamon rolls behind the counter stayed exactly the same. Same spot, same recipe, same soft swirls of dough. I have to admit, that’s my favorite kind of plot twist. The story stretches back to 2010, when an Iowa family started rolling dough in...