Workers install MetroPCS signage Dec. 27 at 108 Park Central Square. Building owner Kyle Cristoffer said MetroPCS dealer Spiked Holdings LLC signed a lease for roughly 3,000 square feet of first-floor and basement space in the downtown property that for decades housed Marilyn’s Fine Jewelry.

SBJ photo by GEOFF PICKLE

Just before Christmas, School of the Ozarks students, College of the Ozarks ROTC cadets and a handful of faculty flew to Washington, D.C., to place 1,000 wreaths on the graves at Arlington National Cemetery as part of the school’s patriotic goal. The group joined some 44,000 volunteers placing wreaths on 245,000 graves.

Photo provided by COLLEGE OF THE OZARKS

Central Bank of Branson lent a hand to area families by paying off outstanding lunch balances in the Branson and Hollister school districts. Bank President Craig Richards, center, presented a $4,139 check to Hollister Superintendent Brian Wilson, left, and a $3,174 check to Branson Superintendent Brad Swofford.

Photo provided by CENTRAL BANK OF BRANSON

Week on the Street: Jan. 2-8, 2017

Posted online August 5, 2017 | 11:14 pm

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