Branson MO - Ozark Firearms is owned and operated by Mr. Grant Holcomb. I recently visited his home/store to make a purchase and would like to recommend his place to anyone looking for a firearm or ammunition. Please give him a call!
The store has a good selection of all types of handguns including Glock and Ruger, in addition to many types of rifles!
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Monday, November 26, 2018
Friday, October 5, 2018
Alzheimer Detection Workshop at the Taneyhills Library!
Taneyhills Community Library is hosting
a special INFO 2 KNOW workshop on Tuesday, October 16th at 6:00 pm
about Alzheimer detection.
This special workshop is free to the
public and led by Melissa Ford, Community Educator for the Greater
Missouri Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association.
“Alzheimer's: Know the 10 Signs Early
Detection Matters” will separate myth from reality and address
commonly-held fears about Alzheimer’s disease. You’ll find out
how to recognize the signs, learn the benefits of early detection,
and discover resources to help.
The Alzheimer’s Association Greater
Missouri Chapter strives to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through
the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support
for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the
promotion of brain health. The offer care and support at no charge to
families and individuals living with Alzheimer's and other dementia
related illnesses.
Registration is strongly encouraged as
space is limited to 34 people. Sign-up at the Library front desk to
reserve your seat.(417-334-1418).
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Tuesday, August 7, 2018
M.A.B. Computer & Electronic Repair!
Walnut Shade Mo - It was on a beautiful Tuesday in August, 2018 that I happened to run into a young man at the Long Horn Family Dining cafe where I had gone to enjoy an early breakfast before heading out to vote. His name was Brandon Baldwin and I mentioned to him that I'd noticed a truck out in front that bore the MAB logo. Since he was the only young person in the place (the rest being old farts like myself), I made the logical connection.
Brandon told me that he can perform all type of computer repair at very reasonable prices and had no problems with visiting customers on site. Since there was really only one other computer place in town, I thought to give this young entrepreneur a plug. His web page is located at www.mabtech386.com.
Brandon told me that he can perform all type of computer repair at very reasonable prices and had no problems with visiting customers on site. Since there was really only one other computer place in town, I thought to give this young entrepreneur a plug. His web page is located at www.mabtech386.com.
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Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Basic Computer Workshops offered!
Basic Microsoft computer skill
workshops will be offered through the INFO to KNOW Program at the
Taneyhills Community Library on Mondays in June at 5:00 pm. There
will be 4 different workshops, each covering basic knowledge of every
subject. Please arrive prior to 5:00 pm as the library locks its
doors at 5:00. Registration is required as space is extremely
limited.
The workshops will be as follows:
Monday, June 4 @ 5:00 pm: Basic
Computer Components & Creating a WORD Document - A basic tour
of the computer. Learning to use keyboard, mouse, etc. Creating a
very basic WORD document.
Monday, June 11 @ 5:00 pm: Using E-Mail
– Setting up a Gmail account. Sending an email. Participants will
need to bring their cell phone to this workshop.
Monday, June 18 @ 5:00 pm: Basic
Internet Skills – Touring web browsers. Performing a search.
Learning basic Internet terms.
Monday, June 25 @ 5:00pm: Facebook –
What is Facebook? How to create a Facebook account, understanding
basic privacy settings, and requesting friends. Participants must
have a personal email account already set up to take this workshop.
“Coordinating the INFO to KNOW
program over the past 9 months has made us aware of the many requests
for basic computer skills training from program attendees and the
public at large,” said Adele Groote, the Taneyhills INFO to KNOW
Program Director. “We have learned through previous workshops that
trying to teach on multiple devices such a Microsoft vs. Macintosh
vs. iPads or Androids, creates chaos in the classroom. In these
workshops we will be concentrating only on the Microsoft operating
system by using our public computers. That way, every participant
will be seeing and interacting in the same computer environment.
Because we have limited computers for public use, the workshops will
be very small and it will be absolutely imperative to register for
the workshop in advance.”
Groote added, “The library takes
pride in the fact we are a vital link in our community by providing
computer access and free Wifi for residents and our visitors. We try
and accommodate these needs while receiving no public funding. We
rely on donations to sustain us so that we can serve the community.
Our hope is to obtain a grant or monetary gift to acquire 15 laptop
computers so we can to provide more access and more available times
to teach free computer courses. Because we must use the public
computers for general usage during operating hours, we can only hold
the classes after closing time and must make the classes very small.”
To register for any of the computer
workshops in June, call the front desk to reserve your seat.
417-334-1418 .
The INFO to KNOW program provides
the community with helpful information to improve their daily lives
while receiving no tax-related funding from the cities of Branson or
Hollister, or Taney County, or the State of Missouri, or other
government agency. Donations are always welcomed in supporting this
vibrant service to our Tri-Lakes Community.
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Blues, Brews and BBQ festival!
BRANSON, Mo. – The Branson Landing invites the community to join them this Saturday, September 23rd, for its inaugural Blues, Brews and Barbecue Festival.
From Noon to 10 p.m., live entertainment will be provided from the center stage by the Sister Lucille Band, Dylan Whitney Band, Papa Green Shoes, The Bel Airs and The Norman Jackson Band. The event will also feature BBQ, and brews provided via the Budweiser Beer Truck.
Additional activities will include bounce houses, children’s activities, ice cream floats by Kilwins and Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr. Pepper Bottling Company and a raffle for a 2017 Ford Escape.
Raffle tickets are 25-dollars apiece. All proceeds raised during this event will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of the Ozarks. Additional information on this event can be found here. Story appeared on KRZK radio website and the article was written by Tim Church! www.Forsyth-News.com
From Noon to 10 p.m., live entertainment will be provided from the center stage by the Sister Lucille Band, Dylan Whitney Band, Papa Green Shoes, The Bel Airs and The Norman Jackson Band. The event will also feature BBQ, and brews provided via the Budweiser Beer Truck.
Additional activities will include bounce houses, children’s activities, ice cream floats by Kilwins and Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr. Pepper Bottling Company and a raffle for a 2017 Ford Escape.
Raffle tickets are 25-dollars apiece. All proceeds raised during this event will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of the Ozarks. Additional information on this event can be found here. Story appeared on KRZK radio website and the article was written by Tim Church! www.Forsyth-News.com
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