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The Laurie Board of Aldermen has placed on the city calendar upcoming events for the holiday season.  The board met on Tuesday, Oct. 14, with agreement for a City of Laurie Trunk or Treat …

Last year some 45 to 50 dead deer – all victims of run-ins with vehicles – were pulled from roads on Horseshoe Bend. Around 80 percent were removed from the Parkway, according to Kevin …

One of our favorite routes to travel is what many consider to be the “back way” into St. Louis. Leaving Jefferson City on State Highway 50 East makes a lovely greenway trip into …

WingFest 2025 was an over-the-top success.  Over 850 were in attendance and 14 area restaurants were represented, all battling for the Title of Best Wings at the Lake! Frankie and …

Litter has long been a problem on the Bagnell Dam Strip. To address the issue – and to spruce up the Strip for next year’s birthday bash, the Bagnell Dam Strip Association (BDSA) not …

The financial statements reported at the School of the Osage Board of Education Tuesday, Sept. 16, meeting stated a total cash balance across various accounts of $20,633,903.39. The main accounts …

The Village of Four Seasons trustees have asked their attorney to draw up an ordinance outlining the use of golf carts on streets within the Village, but a group of residents hope to have a say in …

  A new traffic pattern is coming to Versailles next week. Traffic at the junction of Missouri Route 52 and Missouri Route 5 is set to shift to the new roundabout Monday morning, Oct. …

The Pride of the Lake Marching Band is in the midst of a standout season, earning top honors at multiple competitions and showcasing its talent on a regional stage. A few weeks ago, the band …

The Camdenton R-III School District is excited to announce it has received the Local Food for Schools grant. This opportunity will bring delicious, locally sourced ingredients to student lunch menus …

The Camdenton High School Raiders delivered a commanding performance Oct. 4 at the Raider Challenge hosted by Waynesville, with the Mixed Team earning first place overall and sweeping all five …

Anglers Outpost held its official groundbreaking ceremony in Osage Beach on Friday, Oct. 3. Mayor Michael Harmison spoke at the event, highlighting the positive economic impact the development …

The Camden County Museum will be holding their Fall Festival Apple Butter Days & Crafts Friday and Saturday, Oct. 17-18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Linn Creek. Admission is free and will include a …

The City of Osage Beach has taken the first step in approving a feasibility study for a multi-sport venue as part of the City’s long-term economic vision. The Osage Beach Board of Aldermen …

The School of the Osage (SOTO) Board of Education (BOE) approved the district’s 2025 Student Achievement and Assessment Review at their Tuesday, September 16 BOE meeting. Before the approval, …

There’s a whole lot of building going on in Lake Ozark. And not only are building inspection fees boosting the city’s revenue stream, but a couple of the finished products will also bring …

The School of the Osage (SOTO) Board of Education (BOE) approved moving the vote on the District’s 2025-2026 Data Governance Plan to the Tuesday, October 21 BOE meeting. The plan includes that …

A special Lake Ozark Board of Aldermen meeting was held Thursday, Oct. 2 to approve a contract with the legal firm of Sheppard, Mullin, Richter and Hampton, LLP for “specialized legal …

The annual Lake of the Ozarks Fall Boutique Crawl was held Saturday, Oct. 4, at 15 shops around the Lake area. Shoppers who visited seven out of the 15 shops and made a purchase were entered into a …

It is that time of year again. The cool weather brings fall leaves and before you know it you are tasked with disposing massive amounts of leaves off your lake property. It is easy to blow them over …

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