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Gary Groman aka The Ole Seagull Articles

And the survey said...

During March/April ETC Institute, a professional survey, planning and technology company from Olathe, Kansas, conducted and analyzed a detailed community survey for the City of Branson. According to Chris Tatham of ETC, during his overview ...
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Downtown Branson solicitation problems result in proposed ordinance change

The solicitation of tourists on the public sidewalks of downtown Branson by vacation clubs and time share sales personnel may lead to a change in the Branson Municipal code (BMC) to help control the problem. ...
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An accident, thank you and God's blessing

On Thursday of this week, our community handled a challenge of the "heart," as many of our phones rang to tell us that there had been an accident involving two Branson School busses and that children were being taken to the hospital in ambulances. ...
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Where's the conflict of interest actual, perceived or otherwise?

Ever since he took office in April of 2007, Alderman Stephen Marshall has been accused of a conflict of interest every time he mentions or questions the operations of the Branson Convention Center. ...
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Branson's Financial Caution Light is on

Amid all the glowing reports of a billion dollar in retail sales and that the bookings at the Branson Convention Center are ahead of what was programmed there appears to be a "Caution Light" starting to blink. ...
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Branson Board considers conflict of interest policy

City Attorney Paul D. Link said, "The general rule on ethics is that if you as an alderman stand to make a financial gain on something then you should abstain from voting." ...
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Hollister celebrates 5th Founders Day May 10

History and fun will highlight Hollister's fifth celebration of founders day. ...
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Fiddling around downtown

After a one year hiatus, a 19 year Ozarks tradition might continue. If the plan presented by Dawn Erickson, Executive Director, Downtown Main Street Association (DBMA) and Bill Lennon at the most recent ...
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The key to Branson's success is its workforce!

...at the end of the day, what will determine the ultimate success of Branson is the interface between the visitor and Branson's workforce. ...
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Developer financing negotiations delays Forsyth Road project tries board's patience

The Branson Board of Aldermen is any indication, no one has a clue when Forsythe Road will reopen and the board is losing patience with the reasons for the delay, financial or otherwise. ...
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Branson flooding doesn't affect tourist activities

...the vast majority of visitors to Branson went to attractions, shows, restaurants, and shopped, and, except for the reports in the paper and on T.V., didn't even know that some were having a problem with flooding. ...
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Spare lives - Slow Down in work zones!

...would not still be with us but for the reckless actions of Toeneboehn and his failure to simply slow down while going through a work zone. ...
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Scotty's Trout Dock and Marina back "home"

The process used was innovative with boats pushing from the water, and a cable on a pulley being pulled by a front end loader to help remove tension and provide guidance ...
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Branson honors outgoing aldermen

Branson paused a moment, at the April 16 meeting of its Board of Aldermen, to honor the service of the two aldermen who were leaving the board, Alderman Jack Purvis and Alderman Dick Gass ...
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Flood potential "aint't over till it's over!"

The current flood event didn't start with the torrential rains during the night hours of April 9 into the early morning hours of April 10 nor will it end after the spillway gates on Table Rock Lake are closed, as planned early this week. ...
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"Baa, Baa" not hardly, it's only an opinion!

Most of those who take the time to read an opinion column in a newspaper, this one or otherwise, are not the type of "Baa, Baa" people who will blindly follow the opinion of the columnist like a sheep. ...
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Elevations for Branson Area Lakes

... a compilation of the Pool elevations Table Rock Lake, Lake Taneycomo, Bull Shoals Lake, for Beaver Lake, and Norfolk Lake compiled from US Army Corps of Engineers data on April 12, 2007 along with a link to each Lake leading to a ... ...
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Branson-Table Rock Lake - No more "dam" water released until elevation 931

No more additional, water will be released from Table Rock Lake until and unless the lake level rises to an elevation of 931. ...
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When does $140,732 actually equal ($87, 268) and 50% of $100 equal zero?

The answer to the question, "When does $140, 732 actually equal ($87, 268) and 50 percent of $100 equal zero is, "When reality is applied to the Branson Landing TIF." ...
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Branson bands hit Drury Jazz Festival with a bang!

To put it mildly, it could be said that the Branson School system's jazz bands hit the Drury Jazz Festival with a bang. Or, to use the words of John Kerley, Director of Bands for the Branson School District, "That is with a Swingin' Bang!" ...
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Farmers Market may be coming to historic downtown

After considerable research the association believes that a Farmers Market in historic downtown area would be beneficial to the businesses in the downtown and be consistent with the atmosphere for downtown Branson that they want to project. ...
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Bingo it is, Branson it is not!

Ironically, even as Branson is seemingly trying to evolve away from the history, heritage, and the type of entertainment that attracts millions to it every year, at least one other "Branson wannabee" appears interested in emulating that very thing. Well sort of. ...
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One major Branson highway project nears completion as another moves closer to approval

...the project to four lane U.S. Highway 65 south of Brason to the Arkansas boarder (four lane project) is fast nearing completion and that the planning for the design and financing of Branson's Business Highway 65/MO 76 Bridge project and ...
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Could "Branson FamilyFreeFest" stoke Hot Winter Fun and market the convention center?

If Wisconsin Dells can do it for water parks all winter long, why can't Branson have a city wide event for three to six days over one or two weekends in the middle of January to extend ... ...
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Politics and business in Branson is a potential conflict of interest but give us a break!

Grizzly and a few others keep playing the potential conflict of interest card in Marshall's case while choosing to ignore it in the case of Williams and, in some cases themselves? ...
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Search for Branson's new city administrator winds down

After a careful and deliberative process to select an executive search firm to handle a nationwide campaign to help the board find and select the best qualified, available, and interested candidate for the job, the process... ...
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Hollister Waterpark resort ground breaking to be followed by cinema complex

The Feb. 29 groundbreaking ceremony for Hollister's Wilderness in the Ozarks Waterpark Resort is the first major step in the development of the Hollister Interchange Entertainment District (The Interchange). Another major step will be the building of a 60,000 square foot entertainment center containing a movie complex ...
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Branson Convention Center Manager Retires

Mark Hartman, General Manager, Hiltons of Branson, and the personification of the Hilton image within the Branson community, has announced his retirement effective March 27. ...
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Who was it that said they had never met a TIF they didn't like?

...who one votes for can influence the use and growth of Tax Increment Financing (TIF) within our community. What would have done the most to bring more people to Branson, $100 million spent on marketing all that Branson is and has or $100 million to develop Branson Landing?" ...
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Area legislators say Taneycomo Bridge will not be closed!

Representative Wood said that they had been told by MoDOT leadership that the "bridge closing is not an option" and that "something else will be done." ...
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Branson tops 1 Billion in actual retail sales

the total retail sales value for the period was $1,002,591,743. This was up from $920,136,098, or about 9 percent, for the same period in 2006. ...
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Oh, hush my beating heart; HCW does own the city's convention center web site!

In a recent column concerning the Branson Convention Center web site, the Ole Seagull wrote, '"Oh hush my beating heart,' is it even possible that HCW is the registered owner of the Branson Convention Center web site that the city is spending thousands of dollars in taxpayer money promoting?" The answer is... ...
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Branson CVB to market Hollister other Taney County tourism entities

Beginning July 1, the Branson/Lakes Area CVB (CVB) will include Hollister, and other tourism related entities located outside the Branson/Lakes Area Tourism Community Enhancement District (the District), in its tourism marketing effort. ...
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Though April elections may come your way, they bring the TIFs which bloom in May

Unfortunately while the April rains might "bring flowers that bloom in May" Branson's April election may bring the TIFs that bloom in May. ...
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Some Branson Landing retailers have concerns others don't

Amid all the great revenue reports on the great sales tax revenues coming from Branson Landing (Landing) there appears to be some businesses, mostly the smaller independent owners or franchisees, who have some concerns. ...
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Legends in Concert announces exciting new Spring Line Up

"Legends in Concert" opens its 2008 season with an exciting new lineup of stars, new dancers, and exciting new sets. ...
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Branson's Finance Director departs suddenly

Hired to replace the city's former Finance Director, Deanna Schlegel, less than a year ago, Brown's last day on the job was Tuesday, Feb. 12. ...
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MODOT sinks hopes to eliminate Taneycomo Bridge closing

After months of negotiation between the cities of Branson and Hollister, Taney Country and MoDOT's District 8, local officials received word late last week that both District 8 and MoDOT at the state level had decided that MoDOT's portion of the project cost was too much. ...
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Branson CVB sole Branson organization eligible for $660,000 in state tourism funding

Lennon was also quick to stress that the $660,000 would not be available for use until MDT's Fiscal Year which begins on Jul. 1. He also pointed out that to get the $660,000 from MDT the Branson Lakes Area CVB must spend $1.3 million because, in addition to the programs built in maximums, it will only reimburse up to 50 percent of eligible marketing expenses ...
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"It's the Marketing, Stupid" not the TIFs!

One can just imagine the excitement within the family as they are told that the highlight of their vacation will be the fire and light show at Branson Landing and a two for one hammer sale at Home Depot. ...
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Independent audit shows "Our house is in good financial shape"

After hearing the summary of the independent audit conducted on the city of Branson for the year Sep. 30, 2007, Alderman Stephen Marshall said, "Our house is in good shape" and that he was pleased... ...
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$200,000 in Branson tourism tax funds might be used to market Stone County

A portion of the retail tourism tax collected by Branson retail establishments, theatres, hotels, motels, restaurants, and attractions for marketing within the Branson/Lakes Area Tourism Community Enhancement District (TCED) may be diverted to market areas outside of the TCED as far away as Galena, Crane,... ...
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Even Kimberling City can't win the pot unless they ante up, or can they?

In the game of Tourism Poker, it appears that the "Table Rock Lake Area Chamber of Commerce (TRLACC) wants to win $200,000 from the Missouri Division of Tourism without having the ante or the money to play the hand. ...
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Branson's Grand Pianist tickles the ivories and the palate!

What does piano playing have to do with carrot cake? Probably not much unless the piano is being played by Grand Pianist Dino Kartsonakis and the carrot cake has been developed... ...
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Convention Center bookings exceed projections

According to the quarterly report received by the Branson Board of Aldermen at their Jan. 28 meeting, bookings for the Branson Convention Center are exceeding benchmark projections. ...
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Event Days aside, Branson's convention center wasn't built to make a profit, but...

One of the foundational documents used to support the building of the convention center in downtown Branson estimated that the convention center would have an annual net operating deficit of ($530,000) per year in... ...
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BransonFest Super Show Performances

BransonFest, among a myriad of other activities, each day there is a "super show" that features performances by some of Branson's top shows and entertainers. The tentative list of those scheduled to appear.... ...
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With Hot Winter Fun- "Branson isn't just seasonal anymore!"

...with the opening of Branson Landing, the expansion of the Branson Show Schedule, the great year round selection of restaurants, shopping, and attractions like the Titanic, Ripley's, IMAX, Ralph Foster Museum, and many others it can be said that "Branson isn't just seasonal anymore,"... ...
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Branson Skyscraper Building height issue raised

...requested that the decision that the previous board and mayor made to permit a 300 foot skyscraper to be built on one of Branson's most prominent pieces of land be reversed. ...
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Could Branson's 300 foot building precedent and a skunk have something in common?

At the end of the day, if the process leading to a result has a stench, the result will stink. ...
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Gut feeling - Relax, Hilton is doing a great job with Branson's convention center!

...believes that Hilton is doing an excellent job in operating and marketing the Branson Convention Center. Does he have hard data on bookings etc. to back that up? No, that's why it's a gut feeling... ...
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Hollister's new tourism tax effective Apr. 1

The proposed ordinance provides that the 5 percent tax must be collected and paid, on certain transactions, to the city of Hollister by every person engaged in the business renting or leasing ...
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$5.1 million to help bridge the gap for Branson's Taneycomo bridge

Of the $6.6 million left to be funded locally, the $5.1 million authorized by the county leaves a gap of $1.5 million, $2.5 million if the interest cost is factored in. ...
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Branson's city clerk receives professional recognition

It was a night of roses and congratulations when Branson City Clerk Lisa Westfall recently received recognition and certification as a Missouri Registered City Clerk at a recent Branson Board of Aldermen's Meeting but it took a lot ...
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City of Branson and Taney County health departments close to merger

At its Jan. 7 meeting, the Task Force passed a resolution recommending that both the Branson Board of Aldermen and the TCHD Board of Trustees approve an intergovernmental agreement that will, for all practical purposes, merge the city of Branson's Health Department (BHD) and the Taney County Health Department into one... ...
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Is Branson's convention center web site being used to promote select private entities?

The question is simple, "Is the city of Branson's convention center web site, paid for with tax payer funds designated for the marketing of its convention center, being used to market Branson Landing and the Hilton Convention Center Hotel, both of which are privately owned?" ...
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Major 2007 news story will "bridge" into 2008

The community was almost in shock when, in June, the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) announced its intention to close the Business Highway 65/MO 76 Bridge across Lake Taneycomo (the bridge) for a year. The announcement came from MoDOT's District 8 ...
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Branson's biggest news story of 2007 - "Earning back the benefit of the doubt position."

In terms of the local Branson news stories for 2007 that will have the most lasting impact on Branson, now and in the future, the April election for mayor and aldermen just has to be right up there. ...
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Branson celebrates New Years Eve

With fireworks or without, by boat or on land, Branson will offer a variety of ways at a variety of prices to celebrate New Years Eve and usher in the New Year. From the all inclusive evening celebrations at the Chateau on the Lake or the Branson Convention Center to a quiet dinner for two at one of Branson's fine restaurants ...
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Branson's elected officials have concerns about new Taneycomo Bridge

Branson Mayor Raeanne Presley recently said that there are some concerns among Branson's elected officials regarding the construction of a new bridge over Lake Taneycomo. ...
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Can there be Christmas without CHRISTmas?

What does Christ have to do with CHRISTmas? Everything! Without Christ there can be no CHRISTmas. There can be a holiday, a season, festivals, and... ...
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Branson retaining outside company to help oversee convention center management

The city of Branson and the Hilton Hotels Corporation have something in common, neither one has managed a municipally owned convention center before. At its Dec. 18 meeting of the city of Branson's Budget and Finance Committee (the committee) met with members of the Senate Hospitality Group (Senate) to discuss an asset management relationship. ...
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Hollister Santa Tradition Continues

Santa's arrival was delayed about a week because of weather, but when he finally arrived at the Historic Hollister Train Depot on Dec. 16 the kids, parents and grandparents waiting for him did notseem to care. He arrived safely at about 3:00 p.m. in a Western Taney County Fire Protection Rescue Truck with a Hollister police escort. ...
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Ex-Branson alderman wants "in your face" building height reduced

If ex-alderman David Edie's request is honored, the decision that the previous board and mayor made to permit a 300 foot skyscraper to be built on one of Branson's most prominent pieces of land will be reversed. ...
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Was it a really a fake "phantom battle in the War on Christmas?"

Verbiage such as "phantom battle in the War on Christmas" and "pro-Christ bunch" show a sensitivity on the part of the News-Leader's Editorial Board that is exceeded only by its arrogance and apparent lack of knowledge as to why the Branson Board of Aldermen need not fight the War on Christmas" because the "city's Christmas spirit is obvious and the 'war' is fake." ...
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It might not be by train but Santa's coming to Hollister on Sunday

Santa agreed and, according to Assistant City Administrator, Vonnie Mathiesen, is scheduled to arrive at the Hollister Train Depot on Sunday, December 16, 2007 at 3:00 pm. Children will be able to talk with Santa and tell him what they want for Christmas. ...
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Hollister road projects address major traffic concerns

When the downtown Lake Taneycomo Bridge was closed for repairs for about a half a day in November, two major areas of traffic congestion were apparent. One was the back up of traffic coming off the south bound Highway 65 ramp to take Business Highway 65 back through Hollister. ...
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Board supports Christmas as part of Ozark Mountain Christmas

"Christmas" has always been an inherent part of Ozark Mountain Christmas now it's official. At the Dec. 10 meeting of the city of Branson's Board of Aldermen,... ...
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Board to decide how much Christmas is in Ozark Mountain Christmas

Alderman Marshall presented a resolution supporting "the celebration of Ozark Mountain Christmas." ...
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Branson's resolution is about "Christmas" not the establishment clause!

The "Christmas Resolution" that the city of Branson's Board of Aldermen (the board) is voting on Dec. 10 is not an establishment clause or freedom of religion issue. From a pure legal, logic, and governmental function perspective it is a simple resolution of the board stating their support of Ozark Mountain Christmas and encouraging Branson businesses and residents to take actions that will support it. ...
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Board narrowly supports new Taneycomo Bridge

By the narrowest of margins, Branson Mayor Raeanne Presley breaking a 3 to 3 tie vote of the city of Branson's Board of Aldermen, the board voted to support the building of a new bridge across Lake Taneycomo just north of the current Business Highway 65/M ...
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The gift for the person who has everything, Branson's Taneycomo Bridge closed for a year!

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Branson's Board to consider three financial support requests totaling $119,000

At its Nov. 26 meeting, the Branson Board of Aldermen might set a record for the number of requests for funding from the city's Tourism Tax Contingency Fund (the fund) ever handled at one meeting. The board will consider two new requests and give its init ...
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Will Branson celebrate Christmas or some other neutered politically correct holiday?

Does Branson spend millions of dollars marketing Ozark Mountain Hanukah, Ozark Mountain Kwanzaa, Ozark Mountain Holidays, or some other form of a neutered politically correct version of Christmas? If it does it's one of the best kept secrets around. On th ...
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Thanksgiving is all about to whom the "Thanks" is "given!"

Perhaps Abraham Lincoln, in his 1863 Thanksgiving Proclamation said it best. "No human counsel hath devised nor hath any mortal hand worked out these great things..." ...
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Branson's Lake Taneycomo Bridge "Get-R-Done" steering committee

The seconds, minutes, days, weeks, and months available to avoid the shutdown of the Lake Taneycomo Bridge for about a year are sifting through the hourglass....the last second dropping through means that the Branson community lives with the results of wh ...
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Taneycomo Bridge to be closed for 14 hours starting at 11 a.m. on Nov. 12

...The Business Highway 65/MO 76 Bridge across Lake Taneycomo between Hollister and Branson will be closed for repairs for 14 hours between 11:00 a.m. Nov. 12 and 1:00 a.m. Nov. 13." ...
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Taneycomo bridge problems could cause Fall 2008 closure

The bridge's deck is deteriorating, the Missouri Department of Transportation [MoDOT] has about $5.5 million for the rehabilitation of the bridge, it will be necessary to close the bridge for about a year to make the repairs, and those repairs could begin ...
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TIF impact on Branson schools is stiff, no, on second thought, it's just plain nuts!

It's about the inherent unfairness and lack of logic in the way that Tax Increment Financing (TIF) deprives local school districts of the funds needed to service the educational needs created by the very growth that the TIFs are being used to create and f ...
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Branson's Veterans Homecoming in full swing

...the nation's largest Veterans Day event Nov. 5-11 as it holds its 14th annual Veterans Homecoming. The formal event grew from a Branson history and tradition of honoring veterans and is highlighted by the annual Veterans Day parade that has been held i ...
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Inaugural induction to the Branson Entertainment Hall of Fame held

The awards were presented by Paul Revere of Paul Revere and the Raiders, currently performing at the Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater...The inaugural inductees and the category they were inducted into are... ...
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Jack o Lanterns dim as the Branson's Christmas lights brighten

The Branson Area Festival of Lights is a 1.25 mile drive through that has been expanded from the 120 displays last year to over 175 lighting displays this year. A number of the displays are animated and are organized into themes such as "Cartoon Land," "T ...
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An Apology For Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Why?

The blood of her sons, and ours, staining the sands of remote Pacific Islands such as Peleliu, Okinawa, Saipan, Iwo Jima and others, solemnly testify to the futility of such an apology and of war itself. ...
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Will the Christmas stars shine in Branson?

The Christmas stars that have lit up the Ozarks Mountain Christmases of the past might not be shining as brightly this Christmas, if at all... ...
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Branson retail sales to top $1 Billion

...at a billion dollars gross retail sales for the Fiscal Year. That's about $200 million over the best of any previous year. ...
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Hollister residents have a unique opportunity at the polls on Nov. 6

...a tax we not only don't pay but that can save us money! Do you think we are stupid?" Quite the opposite... ...
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City obligated to pay up to $425,000 per year for Branson Landing maintenance

...that the city of Branson is paying $115,000 in fees for the maintenance of some common areas in Branson Landing. In addition to the up to $310, 000 per year the city is obligated to pay for the operation and maintenance of the Branson Landing Fountains ...
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To bridge or not to bridge is not the question - the question is economic development!

To an ole Seagull, it appears that a new bridge is a "carrot," that those wanting a tax for other purposes, are using in the hopes of getting access to funds for their pet projects. The truth of the matter is... ...
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Do Branson shows and Pogo have something in common?

Are there too many shows in Branson? How many shows are enough? Is the price of tickets a factor? How does the fact that a lot of shows and theatres sell their tickets to time-shares, ticket resellers, ...
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Branson Board approves trail expansion, vests for police

The trail would be on the south side of the creek, from near the pedestrian bridge to the west boundary of the park and could eventually extend to the west, as additional easements are obtained, and connect to Henning Conservation Area. ...
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Preservation and parking among major concerns of Historic Downtown Branson Business Owners

The group expressed concern about the preservation of some of the downtowns remaining historical sites. They said projects to preserve these sights would require funding and the mayor was asked ...
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Down town businesses finally on Branson Convention Center web site - Thank you!

The primary reasons he wrote the column was because the web site not only ignored Branson's historic downtown district but also, although listing many other businesses in Branson, did not list any from the historic downtown district. ...
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Branson's TanStone permits in place, tree fine tops $36,000

According to a presentation given by city of Branson staff members, all the appropriate permits for excavation, tree removal, and blasting were in effect when work started on the TanStone Plaza commercial ...
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Fishing for Lake Taneycomo trout relates to business success in Branson how?

A successful business environment for Branson's businesses requires the same thing that makes Branson's Lake Taneycomo the successful trout fishery that ...
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Branson board takes steps to increase visitor parking in the historic downtown area

With the completion of construction and the recent openings of both the new garage and the Branson Convention Center, the city of Branson's board of aldermen took steps to expand the availability of parking in the downtown area. ...
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The Ole Seagull's Q and A on the proposed tax and downtown bridge

A simple Q and A on questions the Ole Seagull has been asked about the proposed economic development tax and the downtown bridge and, for what they matter, his responses ...
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Are Branson and Taney County voters being "steered" into a new bridge tax that they really don't need?

Is it just possible that no new sales taxes are needed to build a new bridge and avoid the closing of the Business Highway 65/MO 76 Bridge across Lake Taneycomo? But even if they are, how is it possible... ...
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Cost of alternatives to Branson's Taneycomo bridge closing range from $13 to 36.8 million

In the final analysis, the inconvenience to local residents and users of the Business Highway 65/MO 76 Bridge across Lake Taneycomo between Hollister and Branson will be directly related to the funding available to correct the bridges deteriorating deck a ...
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Parking issue for downtown businesses to be addressed by Branson's aldermen

...the City intends that the top level of the Reish Garage and the spaces in the parking lot commonly known as the "Awbery Lot, at the southwest corner of Atlantic and Commercial Streets," shall remain free and open on a first come first-served basis ...
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Finalists from NBC hit show "American's Got Talent" coming to Branson's Dutton Theatre

Sheila Dutton, the beloved matriarch of the Dutton family, said, "During the course of the competition, all of the contestants got to know each other...When we made the offer to open a show here in Branson for a fall run, word got around.. Everyone is so ...
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