The Doobie Brothers with special guests Coral Reefer Band are coming to Thunder Ridge Nature Arena on Friday, September 5th!
The tour features the Doobies lineup of Michael McDonald, Patrick Simmons, Tom Johnston and John McFee! This will follow the release of the group’s new album, “Walk This Road,” which is due out June 6. It’s the foursome’s first new album together in 40 years.
Kevin…
Another graduation season has come and gone for students, parents and teachers. Many proud parents of high school and college students attended ceremonies around the Ozarks. It’s a special time. I’ve seen one kid graduate so far and the other has one year left at Glendale.
As always, time flies, but…I tell my kids that time flies exponentially faster after your school years. I can’t explain the physics of that, but I know from experience that it’s true. so now that my job as a parent is mostly done, the advice I give my kids is…live in the present. Don’t look back too much and don’t worry too much about your future. Just do the best you can in whatever you do and don’t take a day for granted. Savor the little things and appreciate what you have and the people you meet throughout your life.
A few more tidbits of advice from this old man…Don’t screw up your credit, learn how to cook a few things, get a dog and crank up the tunes whenever you can.
Born and raised in Marshfield, Natalie’s Ozarks roots run deep. Staying close to home for college at Evangel, she then launched her TV career right here in Springfield.
In 2012, Natalie hit pause on the newsroom hustle to take on her toughest (and most rewarding) job yet: stay-at-home mom to her two kids. Life took her family to Dallas and then to a crazy mountain town in New Mexico. When the pandemic hit, she knew it was time to come back home and back to the news.
When she’s not on the radio, you’ll likely find Natalie at a ball field or in a gym, cheering on her kids, Hays and Taylor—or rooting for her husband Frank’s team. Seriously, she spends a lot of time at sporting events.
Natalie loves exploring the Ozarks and finding unique, out-of-the-way places along the way.
98.7 The Dove is proud to honor the contributions and sacrifices of our military service members in Southwest Missouri.
May is Military Appreciation Month – and along with our partner Horsin’ Around Golf Carts we’re recognizing heroes in the Ozarks.
Help us Salute The Troops with your message about the veteran or active military service member in your life, then we’ll highlight them throughout the month!
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If you love QUEEN and you’re looking to relive the grandiose style, music, and attitude of a time gilded in pure rock n’ roll gold, look no further than an evening with Bohemian Queen. THEY WILL ROCK YOU! Bohemian Queen is hailed as ‘The World’s Most Passionate Queen Tribute!’
Tickets on sale NOW HERE!
Each morning Monday, May 12th through Friday, May 17th, you could win two tickets (one pair) to see Bohemian Queen at The Mansion Theatre for the Performing Arts in Branson. Just listen to Kevin & Chris at 7:10am for your chance to win!
Each year, Lost & Found Grief Center hosts a memorial event and 5K to bring our community together to honor the memory of loved ones who have died.
Run & Remember is more than a 5K; it is an opportunity for you to gather as friends, family, and colleagues to honor and remember your person.
Thursday, May 22nd at Jordan Valley Park in Springfield at 6:30p.
Register now HERE!