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Bass Pro Fitness Series 2021

The mission of Bass Pro Fitness Series (BPFS is to celebrate health and wellness, outdoor adventures and wildlife conservation in

The Bandit 5k is BACK and better than ever! June 12th 7:30pm @ Rogersville Community Park CERTIFIED COURSE Choose your

Happy Feet 5K & 1 Mile Saturday, May 15, 2021, 08:30am Calvary Baptist Church Republic, MO Join us for a 5K

Join in for the 10 year anniversary! Freeman Half Marathon US BANK Relay Sparklight 10k Liberty 5k Sign Designs Kids’

NEW DATE is Feb 27th to Run with your Sweetheart at the Cupid Shuffle 2021 5k or 10k Place: Springfield

Come, run, crawl, roll, sit–anyway you want it. Jack Frost is a great opportunity to run away from 2020. Proceeds

Join FITCAT and OMRR at the 6th Annual Cabin Fever Reliever 5K, 10K & 20K. The 20K opens up the

In honor of the 161 individuals who lost their lives and all who have helped recover from the EF-5 tornado

The Run For The Ranch takes place on the last Saturday in December to raise money for the Good Samaritan

2020 Turkey Scramble 5k or 10k at The OC Ozark Mo Packet Pick up is at Home Town Sports Ozark

As Truckers Pump the Brakes on Returning to Touring, Is the Industry Facing a Driver Shortage?

Artists and their teams are struggling to find qualified tour drivers and that’s proving problematic as concerts resume.
Latin Pride: Erika Vidrio on the ‘Positive’ Impact Coming Out Had on Her Art

Mexican singer-songwriter Erika Vidrio opens up about how coming out has impacted her career in Billboard's latest Latin pride series.
Court Docs Reveal Britney Spears’ Years-Long Fight to End Her Conservatorship

Britney Spears has quietly been advocating for the end of her court conservatorship that has controlled her life and career for more than 12 years.
Sony Music Acquires Todd Moscowitz’s Alamo Records

Sony Music Entertainment has acquired a majority stake Todd Moscowitz’s Alamo Records, the companies announced today (June 22).
Live Shows Are Back, But Delayed Federal Grants Are Draining Concert Pipeline

Concerts are coming back with what looks to be a busy, competitive fall season. But the Small Business Association’s sluggish rollout of the $16 billion Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program that Congress approved in December is leaving independent venues and promoters ill-prepared for a robust return.