Embracing the Spirit of Community
Stone County, MO, is a community that cherishes connections among residents, supports local businesses, and values our natural resources.
What truly sets Stone County apart is its people. Here, neighbors aren't just neighbors—they're family. In area businesses you'll be met with smiles and often stories that echo through generations.
But it's not just about the individuals; it's about the collective spirit that thrives here. In Stone County, community isn't just a word—it's a way of life. It's the volunteers who tirelessly devote their time to local causes, the small businesses that form the backbone of our economy, and the educators who shape the minds of future generations.
Embracing the Spirit of Community
Stone County, MO, is a community that cherishes connections among residents, supports local businesses, and values our natural resources.
What truly sets Stone County apart is its people. Here, neighbors aren't just neighbors—they're family. In area businesses you'll be met with smiles and often stories that echo through generations.
But it's not just about the individuals; it's about the collective spirit that thrives here. In Stone County, community isn't just a word—it's a way of life. It's the volunteers who tirelessly devote their time to local causes, the small businesses that form the backbone of our economy, and the educators who shape the minds of future generations.
Embracing the Spirit of Community
Stone County, MO, is a community that cherishes connections among residents, supports local businesses, and values our natural resources.
What truly sets Stone County apart is its people. Here, neighbors aren't just neighbors—they're family. In area businesses you'll be met with smiles and often stories that echo through generations.
But it's not just about the individuals; it's about the collective spirit that thrives here. In Stone County, community isn't just a word—it's a way of life. It's the volunteers who tirelessly devote their time to local causes, the small businesses that form the backbone of our economy, and the educators who shape the minds of future generations.
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Your Locally Owned Bank
Table Rock Community Bank is a full-service bank providing personal and business banking services including checking, savings, CDs, and loans. Because we are locally owned, our principal focus and dedication remain on supporting the businesses and economic health of the communities in which we live.
Be A Smart Boater
The Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce presents the Boat Smart Table Rock Lake initiative. Boat Smart is more than just safe boating rules, but also how to fully enjoy the lake by being courteous to one another!
Stone County Cities and Communities
City of Branson West (Population 485)
PO Box 2229 - 110 Silver Lady Lane, Branson West, MO 65737
Phone: 417-272-3313
www.cityofbransonwest.com
City of Crane (Population 1494)
PO Box 17 - 120 N. Commerce, Crane, MO 65633
Phone: 417-723-5000
www.crane-mo.com
City of Galena (Population 453)
PO Box 234 – 113 East 4th Street, Galena, MO 65656
Phone: 417-357-6226
www.galenacityhall.org
City of Kimberling City (Population 2341)
PO Box 370 - 34 Kimberling Blvd., Kimberling City, MO 65686
Phone: 417-739-4903
www.ckcmo.com
City of Reeds Spring (Population 1138)
PO Box 171 - 22232 Main Street, Reeds Spring, MO 65737
Phone: 417-272-3309
www.reedsspring.org
Village of Indian Point (Population 554)
957 Indian Point Road, Branson, MO 65616
Phone: 417-338-5599
www.indianpoint-mo.gov
Villages
Blue Eye, Coney Island, McCord Bend and Shell Knob (partly in Barry County)
Unincorporated Communities
Abesville, Cape Fair, Carico, Carr Lane, Cross Roads, Elsey, Jamesville, Lampe, Notch, Oto, Ponce de Leon, Possum Trot, Reeds Spring Junction, Union City, Viola and White City
Stone County in a Snapshot
Living in Stone County makes the most of your money. There are great neighborhoods, a valuable education system, a broad range of activities nearby and a close-knit community atmosphere.
Stone County is able to offers its residents a comfortable and convenient lifestyle. The 2023 cost of living index in Stone County was 88.9, which is low compared to the U.S. average of 100. Living in Stone County is a beneficial decision for both your wallet and your lifestyle.
463.8 square miles
of land (US Census Bureau)
37th largest county
in Missouri for population
(115 counties in total via missouri-demographics.com)
32,134
County population
(US Census Bureau)
11.1% lower
The cost of living is 11.1% lower in Stone County, Missouri than the U.S. average. (Source: JobsEQ®)
$867
Average rent (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Stone County, Missouri)
$220,400
Average home value (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Stone County, Missouri)
5 School Districts
(National Center for Education Statistics)
56th in the nation
for microbusinesses (2014 Bureau of Economic Analysis, StatsAmerica Innovation Index 2.0)
Sponsored
Table Rock Lake's Largest Marina
What’s Up Dock? is a full-service Ships Store located in the middle of Table Rock Lake that offers fuel, ice, beer, pump-outs, snacks, and a full-line of Table Rock Lake apparel.
Official Community Guide
The Stone County Community Guide is a great resource for residents and those looking to relocate to the area. This magazine if full of extensive information about the area's communities, products, and services.
Fishing at Table Rock
Table Rock Lake promises an unforgettable fishing adventure for beginners and seasoned anglers alike.