Part of Attraction at Iconic Local Business Caught Fire

Thursday, July 3, 2025 at 11:07 AM

Part of an attraction at an iconic Branson business caught fire, according to a Facebook post by Branson MO Fire-Rescue.

The full post is below:

Just before 5:00 a.m., Branson Fire Rescue responded to a fire at Grand Country involving the large guitar-shaped sign that was actively burning and had partially collapsed.

Crews quickly secured power to the sign, knocked down the flames, and used our Ladder Truck to ensure the fire was fully extinguished and had not spread to the building.

Thanks to the fast and professional work of our team, the fire was contained safely and efficiently. We’re proud to serve our community—anytime, day or night.

The above was originally posted on the Branson MO Fire-Rescue Facebook Page.

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