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Many books to chose from at the library located in Galena, Crane and Blue Eye.

Stone County Library kicks-off summer reading program

The Stone County Library is encouraging people of all ages to make reading a part of their summer activities through its annual Summer Reading...

Outpour of support for victims of tragic motorcycle crash

Our community was recently hit suddenly with a tragedy none of us can understand. Saturday, June 3, a group of motorcyclists was riding down Highway 39 near Aurora when...

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Ozark Empire Fair Hay Show call for entries

Now that hay season is in full swing, it is a good time to pull hay samples for entry in the Ozark Empire Fair Hay Show in Springfield, says...

Proper techniques important in catch and release

“Catch and release” has become an important phrase in the fishing world. In addition to being a good way to sustain the fishing resource for...

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State Senator Karla Eslinger Legislative Report: 2023 Session Ends

For the first time in nearly five months, I’m not starting the week packing bags or getting ready for the long drive to Jefferson City. The 2023...

Another Time, Another Place with Tracey Brown

Soon after we had moved into our home in Ghana, our missionary friends were ‘gifted’ an injured hawk. They had no interest in nursing him back to...

From the Roots Up with Susan Lane

I want to thank everyone who stopped by the Stone Soup Booth at Creekside Market last week in Crane. I had a great visit with people. I brought numerous jars of...

Many books to chose from at the library located in Galena, Crane and Blue Eye.

Stone County Library kicks-off summer reading program

The Stone County Library is encouraging people of all ages to make reading a part of their summer activities through its annual Summer Reading...

Outpour of support for victims of tragic motorcycle crash

Our community was recently hit suddenly with a tragedy none of us can understand. Saturday, June 3, a group of motorcyclists was riding down Highway 39 near Aurora when...

New school resource officers Corporal Dakota Romesburg, Corporal Brent Moody, Corporal Bruce Nolan and Sheriff Doug Rader.

Stone County Sheriffs Department announces new school resource...

Stone County Sheriff Doug Rader recently announced the three new School Resource Deputies for Galena, Crane, and Hurley schools. Sheriff Doug Rader...

William “Bill” Edward Ludwig

William “Bill” Edward Ludwig, 82, Crane, was born August 13, 1940 in Branson, to Edward Dell and Mary Hanna Thomas Ludwig and departed this life...

Billy Lee Taylor

Billy Lee Taylor departed this life in his home in Reeds Spring on May 24, 2023, at the age of 74 A graveside service is set for 10:30 a.m., Friday, May 26, 2023, at...

Kristi Jo Remmers

Kristi Jo Remmers, Cape Fair, departed this life on May 24, 2023, at the age of 60. Visitation will be held from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Saturday, May 27, 2023 in Stumpff...

Weekly Stock Market Insights: 100 Market Days

Our scrawny 10-year-old sacked the coach’s quarterback son on the first snap in the first practice. The coach chewed out the OL. On the second...

Weekly Stock Market Insights: Fake Market Drama

"I am 35, may I know how young are you? I hope we can have a nice chat." The private message came from a Twitter account with a profile picture...

Shia Fields and Waylon Mease.

Crane High School Students of the Month

Crane High School's May Students of the Month are Jr High student, 7th grader Shia Fields and High School student, Freshman Waylon Mease. About...

Reeds Spring High School Students of the Month for May

L to R: Jeremiah Holt, Morgan Nicholls, Blaiklee Cagle, Rylie Lacy.

Character Word for May: Self-Discipline
Top Row (L to R) - Mia Cober, Poppy Corporon, Keithan Swayze, Jayce Wilson, Harper Owens, and Payton Stultz.
Bottom Row (L to R) - Kenyan Peyton, Haven Thames, Stormi Wilder, Jett Thamm, Kenzie Phillip, and Ashlynn Johnson.

Reeds Spring Primary School Students of the Month

Years Ago in Stone County...

50 YEARS AGO Whippoorwill Valley by Mr. Tom Reser Mr. Victor Berry returned from Chanute, KS., Sunday. Mrs. Rex Franklin and sons Jeffery and Tommy had Sunday dinner...

Stone County Historical-Genealogical Society Museum Hi-Lites

In the early 1880s the blacksmith had a general knowledge of how to make and repair many things. A blacksmith is a metalsmith who creates objects primarily from wrought...

(L to R): Dwayne Falk, 2023 Chairman TRLCC Board of Directors Chairman, Lynne Harman, TRLCC Staff, Michelle Cochran, TRLCC Staff, Sheila Thomas, President/CEO TRLCC, Ladona Weathers, TRLCC Staff, and Steve Verheyen, 2022 Chairman TRLCC Board of Directors.

Table Rock Lake Chamber chosen as Best in Southwest Missouri

The Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce was recognized at a gala for the Best of Southwest Missouri on May 31 at the Oasis Convention Center in...

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