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Springfield News-Leader
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City of Marshfield finishes restoration of century-old gas station that once stood near Niangua
The City of Marshfield, Missouri, recently completed restoration of the Niangua Service Station, which first opened in 1925, shortly before U.S. 66 was certified. KOLR-TV reports that the station now stands along Hubble Drive, next to the Webster County Route 66 marker. “We were able to receive it and get...
Springfield News-Leader
ksmu.org
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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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?
thecrudelife.com
A Century-Old Service Station Finds a New Home on Route 66 in Marshfield
For about a century, a small service station sat a few miles east of town, closed and quiet, while the road it once served turned into a legend. Now it has been moved, restored, and set down in Marshfield, just feet from the old alignment of Route 66. The Niangua...
KOLR10 News
Branson couple featured in award-winning documentary about professional Santas
Branson's own Mr. and Mrs. Claus, Tracy and Elizabeth Ruch, are featured in the award-winning documentary Behind the Beard: Making Santa Real, which is scheduled for a special Missouri premiere screening at The Showroom at Branson Meadows on November 1.
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Laclede Record
Marching 'Jackets take part in Carthage festival
The Lebanon High School Marching Yellowjacket Band travelled to Carthage, MO to participate in the 60th annual Maple Leaf Marching Festival and morning parade on October 17th. The parade, nearly two miles long, winds through downtown Carthage. Lebanon earned first place for their parade performance. During their preliminary performance in...
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This Hallowed Civil War Battlefield In Missouri Has Been Frozen In Time Since The 1860s
There are places in this world that refuse to let the past go, and Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield in Republic, Missouri is one of the most compelling examples you’ll find anywhere in the country. The fields look the way they looked in 1861, the creek still runs the...
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fairgrovenews.com
September Stands: Booths Held at the Fall Festival
On September 26th and 27th, the Fair Grove School staff hosted stands at the Fall Festival. These included Susanne Feldman’s accessory stand, along with the now temporarily discontinued middle school stand. Feldman spoke a lot about her new additions to her current stand. “Typically I’ve done my bows, earrings...