Living Legacies of the Ozarks | Cris Bohinc

Cris Bohinc has been a dedicated community leader and advocate for Branson, Missouri, for more than three decades. A longtime resident with four generations of family living and working in the community, she has devoted countless hours to civic service and community improvement throughout the Ozarks. Over the years, Cris has served on the Branson Board of Aldermen, the Boys & Girls Club, the Branson Senior Center Board of Directors, the Council on Disabilities, and numerous city committees focused on downtown revitalization, capital improvements, budgeting, and community development. She has also played a key role in promoting Branson's historic downtown through her work with the Downtown Branson Community Improvement District. Through her leadership, volunteerism, and commitment to preserving and enhancing the quality of life in the Ozarks, Cris Bohinc has helped shape Branson's growth while maintaining the strong sense of community that makes the region special. Living Legacies of the Ozarks dives into the narratives that created the community we have come to know and love today. Stay tuned to experience all of the fascinating stories of Living Legacies of the Ozarks on The Vacation Channel and this YouTube channel. This episode is hosted by Jim Barber. Living Legacies of the Ozarks is brought to you by Ozark Mountain Legacy, College of the Ozarks, The Herschend Family Foundation, Table Rock Community Bank, Sight and Sound Theatres, Myer Hotels and The Vacation Channel. About Ozark Mountain Legacy - http://ozarkmountainlegacy.org From the inception of School of the Ozarks, to the publication of Shepherd of the Hills, to opening day at Silver Dollar City – the beauty of the Ozarks has been shaped by the core values lived out through the individuals who have called the region home for generations. In the Ozarks, we stand for the flag, kneel for the cross, and gift an ample amount of friendly waves on Highway 76. We are proud to call this place home and hope you’ll join us in preserving the core values illustrated in the narratives of our past.