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Good Neighbor Week celebrates community (opens the original)
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David Burton says that public opinion on what makes a good neighbor has shifted over time. "In the 50s. 60s 70s when you asked that type of question," he explained, "people would say a good neighbor is someone who has us over for dinner, plays cards with us during the week, you know, watches our kids. All the answers are about social connectivity. And in fact, 48% of Americans said they socialized with an immediate neighbor once a week, 48%." He says now they've asked people, "how often do you g
Ribbon cut on Darr Family Foundation HUB (opens the original)
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Dozens of local nonprofit leaders, philanthropists, local and state politicians and representatives from the Darr Family Foundation and Community Partnership of the Ozarks convened for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the newly refurbished, renamed and rededicated Darr Family Foundation HUB at the O’Reilly Center for Hope. Amanda Coleman Vice President of Early Childhood and Family Development at CPO, spoke to the crowd about the building's new mission serving families. "If you can dream it, we want
Branson mulls pairing convention center expansion with proposed athletics facility (opens the original)
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The City of Branson will consider the possibility of building a combination expanded convention center and athletics facility downtown. The decision comes after announcements earlier this year that the city is considering a 17-acre lot on Gretna Road for a nearly 150,000 square foot standalone indoor sports facility. City leaders said they had been expected to and may still close on purchasing that property this fall. The city’s Aldermen agreed to the proposed new study at a special capital impr
Local immigration activist talks about experience in jail (opens the original)
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Dominique Moore says a night in the Greene County Jail gave her a greater appreciation for the experience of ICE detainees. Moore was one of a half-dozen protesters arrested at the jail during a sit-in in late August. Around the time of the protest, the jail reported 413 ICE detainees in custody. The jail is supposed to have just 375 spaces set aside for inmates in Federal custody. Moore said, "even when we knew that the numbers reflected overcrowding simply because there were more people than b
The other side of the ballot box: The people that make elections work (opens the original)
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The Greene County Clerk’s Office says over 180,000 people are registered to vote in Greene County. Serving even just a fraction of that population means managing dozens of polling places scattered across rural and urban corners of the county. It also means managing election judges to staff those polling places. We caught up with a few poll workers during a training in July, ahead of the August primary. David Burton: The training here is for supervisory election judges. We go over the equipment a
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