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Monthly Archives: July 2007
What does the firing of Branson’s city administrator or attorney have to do with liquor regulation in Branson?
This week’s column is a response to a post made to a thread entitled “State enforcement agency admits that Branson Landing kiosk beer permit vague,” that the Ole Seagull started in the forum of a website he is involved with, … Continue reading
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Adam Hood to open for Taylor Hicks in Branson July 30
Singer/songwriter Adam Hood is coming to Bransonto turn you on to a “Different Groove.” Hood will be opening for “American Idol” and fellow Alabamian Taylor Hicks at the Welk Resort Theatre on July 30.
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State enforcement agency admits that Branson Landing kiosk beer permit vague
Representatives of the Missouri Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control stated their opinion that they could not enforce perimeter or premises violations against the licensees of the “Chicago Dogs Kiosk” in Branson Landing as the license is currently writ Continue reading
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Branson Water and sewer rate increases and beer on tap for next Branson aldermen meeting
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Branson’s Namegate or beer the basis for the opinions is what is important!
the major guiding percepts for criminal investigators, reporters, columnists…Kipling wrote “I keep six honest serving-men, they taught me all I knew; their names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who.” Continue reading
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Branson alderman warns city administrator and attorney about erroneous information
Things really heated up at the Jul. 17 work session meeting of the city of Branson’s board of aldermen as Alderman Stephen Marshall suggested that he had been given erroneous information by city attorney Paul Link and warned city administrator Terry Dody Continue reading
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Is there Highroad “Deja vu” involved with the closing of Branson’s Taneycomo Bridge?”
The question is simple, how will the closing of the “Business 65 Bridge” over Lake Taneycomo for a year or more impact on the Branson community and the lives of the thousands of people and the many businesses that use and depend on it daily, in terms of s Continue reading
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Branson’s Java Junction Koffeehouse is not just another “cookie cutter” coffee house!
In a world full of coffee shops, seemingly on every corner, it is a joy to experience the uniqueness and inviting home like atmosphere of Branson’s “Java Junction Koffeehouse.” Continue reading
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#1 Hits of the 60’s: A Living History Lesson
Why does history have to be so boring? It doesn’t have to be. Load up the family and take them to see something that is both educational and fun. Take them to see #1 Hits of the 60’s at the Jim Stafford theatre where history suddenly becomes fun again. Continue reading
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New Family Adventures at Branson’s Biggest Attractions!
From the splashiest animal show to the region’s biggest water slide, from a giant thrill ride to the coolest show on ice, Branson’s biggest attractions, Silver Dollar City, Celebration City, and White Water, present all-new adventures for Continue reading
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BransonCourier.com Peoples Review: “Twelve Irish Tenors”
I was wondering if 12 guys on stage singing would get boring after 2 hours but NO, the guys are putting so much energy and fun into the songs, dancing, and production that it not only keeps you energized but it raises your spirit. I saw it at 10:00am and Continue reading
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Was Branson’s “Bransongate” over annexation and strip clubs or ball games and dollars?
The recent “Bransongate” embarrassment was couched in terms of preserving the “purity” of Branson’s name from those who would deflower it but… Continue reading
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Let’s “park” Branson Landing as the reason for downtown’s business “ouch!”
Not really because to do that, one would have to assume that the downtowns parking problems are all the fault of Branson Landing and that simply is not the truth.
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Happy Birthday America – “Remember the Alamo”
What is it about the Alamo that has touched the hearts and souls of generations since? What are we to remember? Was it their courage or that they spent their lives for a noble cause?
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