Gary Groman has written under the pen name of the Ole Seagull for over thirty years in Branson newspapers. During that time, Gary has seen leadership come and go and witnessed great change over more than three decades in the area. Join the Chronicles for our in-depth interview with Gary for his insights into Branson's political machinery and his recommendations for the future of Branson.

Brush Arbor Ghosts, Part One

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Reverend Nicholas Inman is a force in his community of Marshfield, Missouri. He is not only the Executive Director of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home and Museum in Mansfield, but for over twenty years, he has led the production of the Cherry Blossom Festival. Nicholas and his team bring celebrities, historical figures, and descendants of Presidents together in the only celebration of its kind in the Ozarks and perhaps in the country. If you want to see what's possible in your community, give this episode a listen! The Chronicles is proud to bring you Nicholas, his story and vision!

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Read more of Pursuing Daisy Garfield

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Abbey Waterworth is an Ozarks original. From her incredible vocal talents and guitar work to shaving Wilford Brimley, her rabbit, and spinning his fur into yarn, Abbey infuses all her art with a passion for the traditions and culture of the Ozarks. Abbey is also an artist, and she has begun creating prints of Ozarks turtles, birds, and mushrooms. We know you'll enjoy meeting Abbey on yet another special episode of the Chronicles. To learn more about Abbey click the link below!

Abbey Waterworth

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Otis Bulfinch's Ozarks Tales

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