Chateau on the Lake Resort, Spa & Convention Center in Branson Voted a “Best of MidAmerica” Winner by the Readers of Meetings Today Magazine
Chateau on the Lake Resort, Spa & Convention Center in Branson Voted a “Best of MidAmerica” Winner by the Readers of Meetings Today Magazine BRANSON, MO (October 2019) – Chateau on the Lake Resort, Spa & Convention Center in Branson, Missouri, captured another honor: the coveted “Best of MidAmerica Award” from Meetings Today magazine. The award recognizes an elite list of the top meeting sites in 11 MidAmerica states as determined by votes cast by the magazine’s readers, which consists of meeting
TITANIC BRANSON GOING ALL-PINK IN OCTOBER
TITANIC BRANSON GOING ALL-PINK IN OCTOBER In Support ofTHE 2019 INTERNATIONAL BREAST CANCER AWARENESS CAMPAIGNRare Pink Pumpkins to add a new element of surprise this year Branson, MO – This year, Titanic’s iconic, marching pink flamingos and giant, ship-mounted 15ft pink bow will be joined by a crop of symbolic pinkpumpkins in calling attention to the 2019 Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign action at the Titanic Museum Attraction, announces Mary Kellogg, President, COO & Co-Owner of Titanic Branson
News Release: 10/7/2019 Faith Community Health is throwing a block party and you’re invited!
Join Faith Community Health and friends for its first Neighbor2Neighbor Fall Festival, Sunday, Oct. 20, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., at 610 S. 6th St., Branson.“We’re turning our front parking lot into an old-fashioned block party,” says Kenn Tilus, executive director of the clinic. “You can enjoy pie-eating contests, music, games, face-painting, inflatables, free food, popcorn and, of course, cotton candy.” The event is free and open to the public.According to Tilus, the block party will be one of several events
The Capital Report - Representative Brad Hudson
Legislative UpdateSpecial Session Legislation Signed into Law (HB 1) Gov. Mike Parson recently signed legislation into law that will benefit Missourians who trade in more than one vehicle on the purchase of a new one. The members of the House and Senate returned to Jefferson City during their annual veto session a few weeks ago to work on the bill during a special session called by the governor. The bill they passed fixes a state statute to allow the sales proceeds of more than one vehicle, trailer,
Titanic Museum Welcomes Families with Autism
Titanic Welcomes Families with Autism The Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson is pleased to provide a safe, comfortable way to introduce the Museum to families of children with autism. Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson is an educational setting both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families, every Thursday at 8:30am. You and your family are welcome to enjoy the ship before we open to the public. Titanic is equipped with LOW lighting. If your family member has a sound
TITANIC MUSEUM ATTRACTION GOING ALL-PINK IN OCTOBER
Titanic Museum Attraction going All-Pink in Support of the 2019 International Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign This year, Titanic’s iconic, marching pink flamingos and giant, ship-mounted, 15 ft. pink ribbon will be joined by a crop of real pink pumpkins in calling attention to the 2019 Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign action at the Titanic Museum Attraction, announces Mary Kellogg, President, COO & Co-Owner of Titanic Branson. In addition to being the colorful, feathered mascots of Breast
Silver Dollar City Lights Up with New Pumpkin Nights
Silver Dollar City Lights Up with New Pumpkin NightsNew Harvest Festival - Craft Days & Pumpkin NightsSeptember 25 - October 26 Taking the lead on building a bigger Branson Fall with a family-oriented flair, Silver Dollar City is going full glow with more than 10,000 pumpkins lighting up the 1880s theme park well into the evening from September 25 through October 26, 2019. The NEW Harvest Festival, CRAFT DAYS & PUMPKIN NIGHTS, presented by Humana, will transform Silver Dollar City into acres of towering
Substance use and medical marijuana training offered to area business leaders
Substance use and medical marijuana training offered to area business leadersNearly 21 million Americans have a substance use disorder and three-quarters of those struggling with addiction are employed. On Friday, Oct. 18, area business owners, managers, HR professionals and community leaders are invited to attend Reasonable Suspicion and Medical Marijuana in the Workplace. During this workshop, attendees will receive training to identify drug and alcohol use and determine whether reasonable suspicion
