The magazine offers histories of people and places, folklore, out-of-the-way places to see and visit, arts, crafts, pioneer skills, folk music and much, much more. In addition to articles, there are columns featuring cookery, poetry, humor, events, gardening, then and now, folk music, reviews of recordings and reviews of books. Writers may request guidelines and are encouraged to submit articles for publication.
Are you an aspiring Ozarks writer? Be sure to check out the local writers league where members can enter writing contests, attend local meetings, and more!
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The Ralph Foster Museum on the campus of the College of the Ozarks grew from humble beginnings in the 1920s to become one of the midwest's foremost institutions of historical preservation.
In the past 100 years, Branson has evolved and grown in many ways. Today, Branson is home to more than 10,000 residents and has become Missouri's top vacation destination. But in other ways, Branson has remained unchanged since those early days. The unspoiled Ozark Mountain vistas, wilderness and waterways are as breathtaking as ever. The folks who live here still have a rugged and independent spirit, as well as a deep dedication to God, country and family.
