DNR investigating sewage leak into Fall Creek
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is investigating a sewage bypass that resulted in the release of more than 10,000 gallons of untreated waste into an unnamed tributary of Fall Creek in southern Branson Wednesday. DNR learned about the problem today, according to a news release from the agency.The sewage overflow resulted from an electrical outage at a lift station near Fall Creek Road. The bypass lasted 15 minutes, releasing an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 gallons of untreated wastewater, according to DNR.The wastewater made its way to Fall Creek. City staff has drawn samples from the creek for testing and will draw

Preparing for Veterans Day
In order to prepare for Veterans day, we will look at some outstanding organizations and cities that supports our Veterans and active duty military as well as background and history of Veterans day. Take a look at cardfountain.com. This site will provide statistics along with an over view of the  history of Veterans day. Also, look at the possibility making money by creating your own greeting card website. In addition, take advantage of signing up for a free trial which allows you to send greeting cards

Stockstill Park Damaged by Flooding
Friday, Oct 30, 2009 @01:38pm CDT(Branson, MO) -- This week's rains caused flooding in many parts of the Ozarks. In Branson, rain forced the closure one of a city park.Water from nearby Roark Creek washed through Stockstill Park, carrying away mulch from the playground, damaging ball field fences and leaving behind rock, gravel, limbs and other debris throughout the whole park.The park will remain closed indefinitely.  Stockstill Park is frequently damaged by flooding. full story

A List of Branson Missouri Shows
1.        50’s at the Hop Show 2.       Acrobats of China Featuring the New Shanghai Circus 3.       Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show 4.       Hamner Barber Variety Show 5.       #1 Hits of the 60’s 6. 

Branson's Nantucket Announces New Handicapped Friendly Resort
(1888PressRelease) October 27, 2009 - Branson, MO - Branson’s Nantucket, a lake front luxury resort in Branson Missouri, has announced that handicapped access is now their top priority. According to Geoff Petter operating manager at the resort, “Branson’s Nantucket is proud to offer 5 bedroom vacation homes that are designed with the comfort of our guests in mind. These homes are over 3200 sqft with extremely large rooms to help accommodate larger families.” Petter goes on to explain “The other exciting benefit to the five bedroom unit is that it can be broken down to separate two bedroom and three bedroom units since it has two full kitchens.