Today, Si Siman is popularly recognized for helping establish "Ozark Jubilee," the first regularly-broadcast live country music show on network television, produced in Springfield. But Siman, an area ...

For six seasons starting in 1955, Springfield was home to a live, weekly TV show featuring the top country music singers and musicians. The nationally syndicated show was regularly watched by more ...

Oct. 6—Get ready for an unforgettable evening of music, laughter, and heartfelt holiday cheer at Historic Paramount Theatre at 2 p.m. on Nov. 7. The Ozark Jubilee, featuring an all-star cast of ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - In the 1950s and 1960s, the Ozark Jubilee showcased country music’s best weekly on ABC-TV. It also showcased Springfield. Author Thomas A. Peters relived those magical ...

Brenda Lee made appearances on television, radio and live shows all before she even signed a record deal. Her performances on “Ozark Jubilee” starring Red Foley at just 10 years old caught the eyes of ...

They buried Red Foley in 1968. Foley found his peace in the valley. Eight years prior, Mr. Country Music ended his five year run as host of ABC-TV’s popular “Ozark Jubilee.” Fifty-three years later, ...

Artists like Johnny Cash performed during local musical events, like the Ozark Jubilee. Wayne Glenn is in his 70s, and he’s sometimes called “The Old Record Collector.” He started collecting records ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – “Sharing Stories of the Crossroads” is a history radio program created by The History Museum on the Square on 92.3 FM. Stories of the Crossroads reveals the history behind the ...

Randy Newman, who takes the stage name Doofus Doolittle while performing with the Ozark Jubilee, has a theory about Branson, Mo. Of people aged 50 years or older, “90 percent have either been to ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - This past week, 65 years after its release, Brenda Lee’s iconic song ‘Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree’ hit number one on the Billboard Top 100. At 78, Lee is the oldest ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) -- Herschel "Speedy" Haworth Jr., who played lead guitar on the 1950s country music show "Ozark Jubilee" and had hits with the original Porter Wagoner Trio, has died at age 85.