Best of Branson
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Museum offers large array of toys, games
Paul Lawrence has spent the past six years taking tickets, answering questions and guiding visitors through the World's Largest Toy Museum.
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Dave Woods: New track's go-karts built to drive fast
I don't have a need for speed. Ask anyone. When I'm behind the wheel of my '98 Mustang, it's hands at 10 and 2 all the way. I come to complete halts at stop signs, abide by speed limits and use my turn signals at every corner.
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Veteran magician finds new place to perform
Reed has seen his share of venues, large and small. He's played at The Music City Center, The Clay Cooper Theatre, Fifty's at The Hop Theater, The Branson Mall and others. Being able to keep the peace and get along with other performers on stage and behind the scenes is key to his continued success in Branson.
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Branson recovers from tornado, loss of stars
Branson officials say they are cautiously optimistic about this year’s tourist season, despite a tornado in 2012 and the loss of two star attractions.
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Raised voices: Trio brings energetic, spiritual show to Branson
From singing in church and at their mother's bedside following her near-fatal accident, Michael, Avery and Nadia Cole, the Voices of Glory, have had an effect on people.
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Dave Woods: Exotic animals provide adventure in Branson
I didn’t know what to expect when I walked into Branson’s Wild World. Neither did Denita Brooks.
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Live comedy, country music on theater's menu
At the beginning of each weekly installment of “Larry’s Country Diner” on RDF-TV, Larry Black is introduced the same way.
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Airline’s first passengers mark historic moment
It was a moment a dozen years in the making.
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New gallery features toys, pictures of Titanic's youngest passengers
Jamie Terrell said she feels honored to have the chance to tell the stories of the children who sailed on RMS Titanic's maiden voyage.
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Branson resort offers fishing, relaxation
Phil Lilley is no stranger to the lakes surrounding the Branson area. He loves the lakes for their Ozarks beauty, outdoor activities and the people. And the fishing isn’t bad either, he said.
“We moved here because we like people and like Branson,” said Lilley, a native of Parsons, Kan.
Lilleys’ Landing Resort and Marina, Phil’s family-friendly resort and marina, has been his home for more than three decades. - More Best of Branson Headlines
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