Jason Wert is a journalist based in Branson, Missouri, focusing on local news and events. He writes for the Branson Tri-Lakes News, covering a wide range of topics including politics, community events, business openings, and local sports. Jason is dedicated to keeping the community informed and engaged through his reporting.
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Jason Wert's coverage mainly focuses on local news, including community events, government announcements, and private sector activities in Branson, Missouri. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as crime, government and politics, house and home issues, health and well-being, as well as entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to Jason Wert for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities regarding Branson-related content or community events within the region he covers (Branson), consider presenting newsworthy angles related to local businesses opening or expanding operations; significant developments in city administration; updates about community programs or initiatives; noteworthy criminal cases with broader impact; stories related to public health initiatives or concerns within Taney County.
As Jason's focus is primarily local to Branson but also spans across Missouri and even the United States at times when relevant regional news emerges from this area.
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Customers of Liberty Utilities electric service could find themselves digging deeper into their pockets in fall 2025 as the seeks steps to raise their base electric rates.
A concert from the founders of The Nest has been added to round out the list of live performances at the intimate concert facility’s 2024 schedule.
Branson high school musicians showed off at the 2024 All-District Band auditions, with 17 band members getting placed in an All-District ensemble, with 13 of the auditions qualifying members for All-State auditions.
The city of Branson laid out plans for renovations in the downtown area during a study session of the Board of Aldermen on Tuesday, Nov. 12.
One of the stars of the legendary television show Little House on the Prairie came to Branson for an event at the Branson Centennial Museum on Wednesday, Nov. 13.
This year, Christmas in Branson is a little more Duttony than usual.
Missouri State House District 156 Rep. Brian Seitz is wasting no time when it comes to his third term in Jefferson City.
The Branson Board of Aldermen honored a member of the Branson Police Department for actions above and beyond the call of duty when he placed his own life in danger
Students across Branson Public Schools undertook a variety of activities and projects to honor veterans during Branson’s recent Veterans Homecoming Week.
The furriest deputy with the Stone County Sheriff’s Office is being credited with helping bring to an end a standoff between deputies and a barricaded suspect.
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