A lakes area newspaper reporter talks about the search for a new Branson City Administrator and the upcoming Primary Election.
Jason Wert of the Branson Tri-Lakes News during a recent interview on KRZK’s “Ozarks Now” discussed covering the story of the failed attempt for an Executive Session by the Branson Board of Alderman for what some members believed might have led to offering a candidate the job before the process the board laid out had been completed. The meeting did not take place, but the subject could be brought up again at tonight’s regular board meeting.
Meanwhile, Wert also discussed the upcoming Missouri Primary Election including the Republican U.S. Senate Race which is drawing national attention to decide on a candidate to run in the November election for the seat currently held by Roy Blunt, who is retiring at the end of the year. The complete interview can be heard below:
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