Branson Wins, Other Teams Fall in Friday Night High School Football
For teams covered by MOARK Sports, it was a one win night which for Missouri teams, meant the end of the season for those that fell in the opening round of the District Playoffs. The winner on Friday night was the Branson Pirates, as they took advantage of good field position during the entire game, […]
College of the Ozarks Women’s Basketball Opens Season with Win
The two time defending NCCAA National Champion College of the Ozarks Lady Bobcats open the 2026-27 Basketball Season with a road win. The complete story below is from College of the Ozarks Sports Information: College of the Ozarks (1-0) answered a late Campbellsville University rally with a key steal and jumper by Logan Jones, then […]
Forsyth Man Overturns Vehicle, Cited for DWI Early Thursday Morning
The Missouri State Highway Patrol cited a driver for driving while intoxicated on Thursday, October 29, after he overturned his vehicle near Forsyth. Trevor Carr, 31, of Forsyth was traveling west on Highway 160, four miles west of Forsyth at 5:30 a.m., when his 1992 Chevrolet 1500 traveled off the right side of the roadway […]
Cape Fair Man Injured in Vehicle Crash, Cited for DWI
A man from Cape Fair was cited for misdemeanor driving while intoxicated after crashing his vehicle on Thursday, October 29, in Stone County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports Clayton Jacobs, 47, was traveling east on Highway 76, seven miles west of Cape Fair, when his 2006 Chevrolet Silverado failed to negotiate a curve, traveled […]
City of Branson Honors Pirates Football Team for Third Consecutive Conference Championship
The City of Branson honors an achievement of the Branson Football program this week. The full release below is from the City of Branson: The Branson High School Pirates football team received special recognition at Tuesday evening’s Board of Aldermen meeting when Mayor Larry Milton presented a proclamation celebrating the team’s third consecutive Ozark Mountain […]
High Drought Levels Expand in Lakes Region
Another dry week in the Lakes Region leads to expanding drought conditions. According to the latest data released from the U.S. Drought Monitor, most of Stone and Taney Counties are now at an Exceptional Level, the highest drought rating on the monitor’s scale. The covers both the Branson and Kimberling City areas as well as […]
Missouri Football Districts Open, Week Nine in Arkansas
Friday night High School Football in Missouri means the beginning of the District Football playoffs and for the teams involved, its either win or the season is over. Branson hosts Willard in the opening game tonight while the other MOARK Schools are on the road with Forsyth at Mt. View-Liberty, Hollister at Seneca, and Reeds […]
Harrison Police Department Shares Halloween Safety Tips
The Harrison Police Department wants everyone to be safe this Halloween. Simple precautions can go a long way toward making Halloween safe and fun for everyone, according to a post on the department’s Facebook page. Trick-or-treaters who haven’t decided on their costume yet, be sure to choose one that fits properly in order to avoid […]
From the Stage to the Screen, Sight & Sound Theatres Present: JOSHUA-Live!
An epic journey into the Promised Land arrives in cinemas nationwide on Friday, October 30, with the theatrical release of “JOSHUA-Live!” from Sight & Sound Theatres and Roadside Attractions. “JOSHUA-Live!” features Sight & Sound Theatres’ new stage production of JOSHUA, which was recorded in front of a live audience. With cameras rolling on the theatre’s […]