September
6

LOCALS! We Love You!! Huge Discounts throughout Branson!

Branson, MO – We Love our Locals!! Branson’s IMAX Entertainment Complex, along with Montana Mike’s Steakhouse, Florentina’s Ristorante Italiano and the Branson Meadows Cinemas, invite area residents of Taney, Stone, Boone and Carroll counties to our “WE LOVE LOCALS” Celebration.

As a token of our appreciation, for your support and the referrals you pass on to our many visiting tourists, we are celebrating with HUGE discounts and FREE entertainment from Thursday, September 6th through Sunday, September 16th.

AREA APPRECIATION DISCOUNTS & OFFERS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

25% OFF FOOD at:
• McFarlain’s Family Restaurant
• The IMAX Food Court
• Montana Mike’s Steakhouse
• Florentina’s Ristorante Italiano
• IMAX Complex Concessions
• Branson Meadows Concessions

FREE ENTERTAINMENT at IMAX on:
• All of our Giant-Screen IMAX Adventures
• All of our Live Shows in the Little Opry Theatre (Reservations accepted)

25% OFF SHOPPING inside IMAX at:
• Legacy & Legend Gifts
• The Shadow Box
• Fabulous Finds Jewelry
• Ozark Mountain TIme Clock Shop

CHILD’S PRICE MOVIES for ADULTS on Hollywood Movies at:
• The Elite Cinema III
• On the Giant IMAX Screen
• Branson Meadows Cinema

Discounts valid September 6th through 16th, 2012, for those who work or live in Taney, Stone, Boone and Carroll Counties. Valid photo ID and/or paystub may be required. Not valid with any other offer or discount; not valid on alcohol; subject to availability; discount must be requested at time of purchase.

For Little Opry Show Times and Movie Schedules check our website at www.bransonimax.com, for more information about Branson IMAX Events, like “We LOVE Locals!” visit our Facebook Events Page!

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September
6

Branson, MO – September 6, 2012 – The Ozark Mountain Legacy initiative recognizes the unique “Ozark Mountain Spirit” that permeates life in our community. This spirit flows from the area’s unique core values – Family, Faith, Friends, Flag, and ensuring a preferred Future. It has defined our area since its beginnings and continues to influence the way we live today.

“For over 100 years, Stone and Taney counties have been a ‘special place,’ both to live and visit. Our Ozark Mountain Legacy simply describes what makes us ‘special,’” said Jack Herschend, co-founder of Herschend Family Entertainment. “It also defines what we want to be in the future.”

Ozark Mountain Legacy acknowledges, however, that in order to preserve this ‘special place,’ we must be intentional. “The decisions that we make today in our local governments, businesses, schools, organizations, and families, will determine what this area looks like years from now,” said Dean Kruithof, Branson City Administrator. “The Legacy is a positive statement of our community’s values on which we can choose to build our future.”

Recently, several “catalyst” teams have been meeting in both Stone and Taney Counties. The goals of these teams are to help connect fellow passionate citizens who want to preserve the values of our culture and to create hands-on opportunities for community-wide engagement in passing on those values to the next generations.

Taney County Legacy Catalyst members have championed the Legacy Youth Institute, which is designed to equip young leaders to “shape the culture” as they position themselves to influence the future of Ozark Mountain Country. Starting this fall, ten Taney and Stone County high schools will send junior representatives to participate in the six-session program.

Stone County Legacy Catalyst members have developed EarthWise Recycling Center by partnering with Reeds Spring Schools and students, area businesses, and passionate volunteers. EarthWise will initially be open on Saturday mornings from 8:00 a.m. until noon at their location on the Reeds Spring High School campus. Both the EarthWise Recycling Center and the Legacy Youth Institute will kick off on Saturday, September 22nd.

“We hope that these opportunities will train and equip our youth to preserve and pass on the values of our community,” said Jory Rolf, Executive Director of Ozark Mountain Legacy. “When the youth become passionate about our area’s legacy, we can be sure that the Ozark Mountain Spirit will be transferred to the next generation.”

For more information about the Ozark Mountain Legacy initiative or either of these catalyst projects, please contact Ozark Mountain Legacy at (417) 598-1314, or visit www.ozarkmountainlegacy.org.

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September
6

The 1st annual Rock the Spectrum event will raise money for Generation Rescue and directly help families affected by autism in Taney County, MO.

Friends from across the county will be coming out to dance, sing-a-long, eat and enjoy a fun night with DJ Imperial and Pearl Nation in support of helping children with autism, a disorder that currently affects 1 in 88 children.

Generation Rescue, Jenny McCarthy’s organization, mentors families, provides medical assistance to financially underserved children and generates national awareness for autism. Since inception, Generation Rescue has been the frontrunner in providing hope, pathways to recovery and information on how to treat autism and improve an autistic child’s quality of life.

As you may know, the numbers of children being diagnosed with autism are on the rise, now affecting 1 in 88 in the U.S. The rate is even higher in Missouri, where an estimated 1 in 72 children has autism, with the prevalence in boys at 1 in 46 and the prevalence in girls at 1 in 169.

This special concert will benefit Generation Rescue, which is dedicated to recovery for children with autism spectrum disorders by providing guidance and support for medical treatment to families in need.

“Rock the Spectrum” was created this year by Brent &; Cristal Hedrick in honor of their god- daughter who has autism. As a participant in Generation Rescue’s grant program, their god-daughter has seen great improvement from the medical treatment and assistance the grant provided. If you cannot attend, but would like to make a donation to support Generation Rescue we appreciate your support.

September 29, 2012 from 7:00 pm to 1 am at the Outback Pub.

Friends from all over will be coming out for a LIVE concert, food, drinks and fun “block party” activities.

Tickets range from $10 for general admission to $75 for the complete VIP experience with a backstage pass to the Artist Lounge and complimentary food and drink.
Purchase tickets today at http://rockthespectrum.brownpapertickets.com.

If you are interested in Sponsorship Opportunities, please contact Annette Beavers at [email protected]

*MUST BE 21 TO ATTEND

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