Tim Church is a journalist based in Branson, Missouri, focusing on local news and events. He writes for the Branson Tri-Lakes News and his work has also been featured in Employee Benefit News and Workbench By LCP. Tim covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment, attractions, community events, and local achievements.
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Tim Church's coverage is primarily focused on local events, entertainment news, and announcements within Branson, Missouri. It would be beneficial to approach Tim with pitches centered around upcoming local events, music performances, or entertainment-related news in the Branson area. Additionally, since there is a significant emphasis on seasonal and private sector announcements as well as house & home topics such as preparing for extreme weather conditions, relevant pitches should align with these themes.
Consider providing insights into upcoming local events or newsworthy stories involving entertainment venues and artists in the Branson area. Furthermore, if you have expertise related to house & home topics specific to the region or can offer valuable information about seasonal activities and holiday celebrations in Branson, it could resonate well with Tim's coverage focus.
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The 2024 Branson show season is underway for SIX and to celebrate they're offering area appreciation tickets this month.
A teenager from Crane is in serious condition after crashing their ATV into a barbed wire fence on Sunday, March 10, one mile north of Crane in Stone County.
Celebrating its 30th Anniversary Season in Branson, Dolly Parton's Stampede has opened their stables for 2024 with a blend of new and traditional entertainment for guests.
On Sunday, March 10, family, friends and fans gathered together at Wranglers Honky Tonk in Branson to celebrate the life and music of the late great country music star Buck Trent.
The Branson Regional Arts Council is inviting anyone with developmental disabilities to come and audition for its 2024 Special Abilities Showcase on Sunday, March 24.
The Black Oak Amp in Lampe has announced two more additions to their 2024 season line-up: Josh Turner and Hairball.
By: Tim Church
A healthy and inclusive workplace environment needs flexible solutions that are personalized to all lifestyles, work schedules, cultures and food preferences.
By: Tim Church
When used correctly, weight-loss medications, such as glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) medications, can be a tool to help reduce costs and provide clinical results.
Lifestyle is equally important for long-term success. A good behavior-change program can benefit many people with chronic conditions – whether by impacting clinical outcomes, improving quality of life, or helping to lower long-term health-care costs.
Though chronic disease treatment is rapidly expanding, balancing the latest medication with proven initiatives can help employers manage rising healthcare costs wherever you fall on the GLP-1 coverage spectrum. By leading with behavior change and focusing on personalization, engagement initiatives, and strategies to balance cost and care, employers can be better prepared for the rising costs of tomorrow without sacrificing the health of their people.
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