AJ Fahr

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Three Galena students and their Science teacher recently attended Student Government Day at the state capitol thanks to rotarians. On Wednesday, April 9, the Rotary Club of Table Rock Lake financially sponsored three students and one teacher from Galena to spend the day in Jefferson City. Monica Mueller from the Rotary Club of Table Rock Lake (TRL) in Branson West chaperoned the teacher and students.

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The Stone County Health Department (SCHD) is issuing an urgent warning after the confirmation of the first case of measles in Missouri was diagnosed in Taney County, Missouri. “This development has prompted health officials to take immediate action to protect the public health. Measles is one of the most contagious viral infections that can lead to serious complications in young children, pregnant women and individuals with weakened immune systems,” states the Stone County Health Department.

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The Branson-Hollister Rotary Club gives back to the community through community initiative grants. The club recently announced the recipients of this year’s community grants. These grants help showcase the club’s commitment to enhancing the lives of residents in the Branson area. “For over 80 years, our club has been dedicated to supporting local initiatives that make a significant impact, and this year is no exception,” the club said in a press release.

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The Reeds Spring School District recently announced their April Excellence Award Employee of the Month. The Excellence Award winner for April is Kelly Knupp, an administrative assistant at Reeds Spring Middle School (RSMS). Knupp has been with the district for 39 years. According to a press release from the school, she helps to ensure the school functions at its highest level. “Kelly is the brains of the middle school. Her wealth of knowledge is second to none,” stated the district.

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A local artist and leader in the art community has announced her retirement from the art business and the Southern Missouri Arts Connection (SMAC) Board of Directors. Lynnette Horn, announced her retirement in the SMAC April 30 newsletter. Horn said she is retiring from the board, the SMAC communications coordinator and her art business. “This is my last opening letter in the newsletter.