State Representative Brian Seitz isn’t happy with his party’s leadership at the moment.
Seitz was critical of leadership after the passage of a $47 billion state budget, the highest in the state’s history, and $11 billion higher than the previous year. Republican leadership attributed the jump to additional funds from the federal government because of COVID-19, but Seitz said it doesn’t matter the federal government sent the money.
Branson Board of Aldermen Hear Two Proposals For Future Designations and Events
Two proposals aimed at enhancing future events and tourism opportunities in Branson were presented to the Board of Aldermen this week, including a request to support legislation creating an entertainment district at Branson Landing and a funding request for a new European-style Christmas market.
Last Day of Heat Before Break Which Includes Rain Chances
The intense heat that has characterized the early part of September is about to end in the Lakes Region.
H.O.G. Rally Street Closures Begin Today
With thousands of motorcyclists heading to Branson for the Harley-Davidson National H.O.G. Rally, some downtown streets will be closed beginning today to set up for the event which begins Thursday.
Pedestrian Struck in Parking Lot
The Missouri State Highway Patrol investigates an incident in which a pedestrian was struck walking on a parking lot.
Branson Parks & Recreation Offering Career Readiness Program
The City of Branson is beginning a new program through Parks and Recreation to help people learn skills needed to enter the workforce.
