What's Going on in the Ozarks?
Click on the headline to see whats going on in the beautiful Ozarks all year long!
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The Skinny Improv
The Skinny Improv is a comedy group that creates scenes and games to entertain and involve audiences. This cutting-edge and lightning-fast style of improvised sketches, scenes, and music is guaranteed to keep you roaring with laughter and wanting more! Visit www.theskinnyimprov.com or call 417-831-LAFF to find out more!
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Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch
Are you a "take the road less traveled" kinda person...literally? If you're into 4-Wheelin', the Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch is callin' your name. It's located 5 miles South of Seymour on Hwy K....over 900 acres of trails from level1 easy to level 5 hardcore! Visit www.smorr.net to find out more!
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Blues Down Under Concert Series
Click on the picture to find out who's coming to town for the Blues Down Under Concert Series!
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Balloon Glow
The Balloon Glow is going on at Finley River Park in Ozark on November 22nd. This is a one night only event and there is a $5 donation per car to enter the park for the both the Ballon Glow and the Christmas Lights of the Ozarks. Come out early and see the Ozark Christmas Parade. All the preceeds benefit the Make A Wish Foundation. For more information or directions contact Jackie at 417=873-9474. |
Annual Christmas Bazaar
The Republic Community Foundation's Annual Christmas Bazaar is happening on November, 22nd from 8:30 am to 3 pm at the Republic Elementary III School, 210 E. Hwy. 174. There are boots available for crafters call 732-2619 or 732-8152 for more information. There will also be a Project Graduation Chili Luncheon on the same day from 11:00 am till 2 pm.
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Rogersville Christmas Parade
Click on the picture to find out about the Rogersville Christmas Parade going on December 6th.
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Mediacare Open Enrollment
This is going on at the Library Center on South Campbell on Thursday, November 20, from 8:30 am to 2:00 pmCMS and DHHS dignitaries will join the Missouri State Health Insurance Assistance Program – CLAIM and other local partners to raise awareness of the tools and resources available to help beneficiaries and their caregivers make smart choices about Medicare health and drug coverage during this fall’s open enrollment period. CLAIM representatives will be on-site to help people with Medicare use these resources and to help individuals who cannot afford prescription drugs learn more about available financial assistance.You need to bring your Medicare card, a list of your prescriptions with dosages and how often you take the medications, your preferred pharmacy, and zip code, so that Medicare counselors can do a personalized search and find the plan that best meet your needs.
CMS will co-host events across the country to help people with Medicare make the most of their health and prescription drug benefits. Some beneficiaries may see significant premium increases or changes—such as reduced coverage in the gap—if they do not choose a 2009 prescription drug plan best for them. CMS and CLAIM encourage beneficiaries to review how their Medicare health and drug coverage plans may change for 2009 and understand all options available.
Beneficiaries are encouraged to act quickly so they may have a smooth transition into the 2009 benefit year. People with Medicare can receive assistance in reviewing and choosing a plan by attending a Medicare Open Enrollment event, contacting a state, county or city office on aging through www.medicare.gov, or by calling 1-800-MEDICARE.
Beneficiaries with limited income and resources may qualify for extra help to pay for prescription drug costs. They may also apply for extra help through their local Social Security Administration office, by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov, or by calling 1-800-772-1213
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