Branson

In the wake of child sex abuse incidents at southwest Missouri’s Kanakuk Christian sports camp, Branson-area lawmakers are filing bills in the Missouri House and Senate aimed at making it easier to file lawsuits seeking damages from perpetrators.

The free event will take place on Thanksgiving day, November 28, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Branson’s Kanakuk sports camp is facing another civil lawsuit, this time from a plaintiff who alleges he was sexually abused when he attended Kanakuk as a kid — and says the camp committed fraud by concealing the actions of a predatory counselor.

The iconic SDC attraction was rebuilt at a new location in the park.

The kitchen students created the six-foot-long structure with the help of the executive chef and a pastry chef at The Keeter Center.

The committee recommends the operations budget to the Branson Board of Aldermen among other things.

Kanakuk Kamps alleges its insurance company discouraged camp leadership from disclosing information about sex abuser to families

The measure limits drag shows to downtown Branson.

The Compton Drive Wastewater Treatment Plant has been at risk of flooding for several years since heavier, longer rain events began occurring.

Between 2010 and April 2021, Branson has had over 200 city wide water main leaks or breaks, according to data kept by the Branson Utilities Department.