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Branson Missouri City Guide
When you think Branson, think entertainment! From live shows and outdoor attractions… to the attractive outdoors!
Nestled in the Ozark Mountains, Branson is surrounded by three beautiful lakes--Table Rock Lake, Lake Taneycomo, and Bullshoals--bringing families and friends together for all types of lake recreation, camping, and some of the best fresh water fishing in the country. Branson is also home to many award winning golf courses and with the Branson Landing, outlet malls, and antique and speciality shops, Branson continues to be a shopping destination for every taste.
They say "what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas," but what's happening in Branson will stay with you forever!
Missouri Supreme Court Overturns Red Light Ticket It's not uncommon for citizens to find their rights infringed upon by local government bodies but few have the audacity or the financial means to fight city hall all the way to the state Supreme Court as 30 year Missouri Highway Patrol veteran Adolph Belt Jr. did.
Noting the yellow light was too quick, Belt challenged a $100 ticket issued after his license plate was photographed by a red-light enforcement camera in Springfield, MO.
According to the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling, Springfield process for fighting the ticket is unconstitutional.
The court opinion, posted above, concluded the City of Springfield should have moved the case to a circuit court as opposed to the current administrative process.
Branson's foreign slave labor market is well protected under Presley's dismally failing liquor ordinance enacted at a cost of over $100,000 to taxpayers.
Over $50,000 was paid in attorney's fees to move liability from the person who commits the crime to the business owners that permit the serving of alcohol.
Instead of licensing individuals with a user fee, the current ordinance includes a massive spending increase to generate negative press against business's who serve alcohol.
While the Fed's eye Branson's thriving foreign labor market city leaders have continued to reject proposals to curb importation of slave labor - generally imported from Eastern Europe and a select few third-world countries.
Under Kansas City's liquor licensing program, servers are required to have a backround check, pay a small fee and take a short test. The general cost to the city to provide a license is under one dollar per person. Felons, illegal laborers and even fines owed to the city are flagged before a server can get licenseed.
In Branson this creates a problem. Protecting victims of the slave market could mean higher wages for Branson's legal workforce and the Mayor Raeanne Presley's personal business. Licensing efforts that would reduce city tax burdens and thwart Branson's thriving forced labor and prostitution industry were firmly rejected by Branson's mayor and board of aldeman.
Instead, the sting operations clearly indicate Branson's current efforts are a dismal failure. 14 of 44 businesses were cited for serving alcohol to minors during a recent sting operation:
--Ernie Biggs, 505 Branson Landing Blvd.; --Chili's Bar & Grill, 1150 Branson Hills Pkwy.; --Shorty Small's Dockside Bar, 7 N. Boardwalk; --Texas Land & Cattle Steakhouse, 915 Branson Landing Blvd.; --El Portal, 1305 W. Missouri 76; --Fuddruckers, 1615 W. Missouri 76; --Ruby Tuesday, 2206 W. Missouri 76; --Elenita's Mexican Restaurant, 3522 Keeter St.; --La Vera Cruz, 158 Pointe Royale; --The Dawg House, 1117 Missouri 165; --Shorty Small's, 3270 Yellow Ribbon Road; --Buckingham's Restaurant, 2820 W. Missouri 76; --Charlie's Steak Ribs & Ale, 3009 W. Missouri 76; and --Starvin Marvin's, 3400 W. Missouri 76.
A few photos from last year's Lincoln Days including Missouri's House Speaker with Kit Bond, AP Missouri's David Lieb, and Steve Walsh getting served ice cream by a former state Senator.
Last year's Lincoln Days in Kansas City reflected the depressing state of the Republican Party refueled by new hope, well publicized uprising in conservative activism and a few post-presidential election victories.
I'm personally skipping this years festivities in St. Charles but it promises to be a good one - especiallyd since Walsh will be back on the scene.....
The rolling hills, narrow tree-lined bermuda fairways, water on 9 holes and bunkers on every hole make it a real challenge for all players. This is the golf resort that Andy Williams and other Branson stars call home. Pointe...
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