Another race has emerged in Lake Ozark for the General Municipal Election in April. There are now races in three of four openings for the board of aldermen.
Lake Of The Ozarks Politics
The formation of a Lake Ozark Business District Transportation Development District (TDD) to fund improvements to Bagnell Dam Blvd. is closer to the finish line.
The year of Covid produced strange and arbitrary retail experiences: one-way arrows appeared in aisles, “Stand Here” dots popped up in checkout queues, plexiglass now hovers between you and st…
Updated Insurance Services Office (ISO) fire insurance ratings, which took effect on Tuesday, September 1, 2020, have raised insurance premiums for some property owners at the Lake of the Ozarks.
SUNRISE BEACH, Mo. — The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District Board is in a deadlock, and a circuit judge says the district's two board members will at least have to agree to bring the probl…
The Salem witch trials were a series of hearings and prosecutions of people accused of witchcraft between February 1692 and May 1693. Many ordinary people were accused. Thirty were found guilt…
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri's 2021 legislative session began on Wednesday, Jan. 6, and Lake of the Ozarks area state representative Suzie Pollock says her proposed legislation for this sess…
CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. — Camden County Prosecutor Heather Miller has requested a special prosecutor to handle the fallout from two issues that have turned dramatic in the county commission in rece…
JEFFERSON CITY - On Wednesday, Missouri State Representative Mary Elizabeth Coleman announced she filed HB 674 to rename the I-55 stretch in Arnold, Missouri after President Donald J. Trump.Re…
Former Lake Ozark Mayor Johnnie Franzeskos plans to run against current Mayor Gerry Murawski, in the April 6 General Municipal Election.
A Missouri resolution urging Congress to reject the results of the 2020 election if a "full and fair investigation is not completed" will not make it to the House floor for a vote.
The board of aldermen has adopted a proposal from Town Web for design, development, hosting, maintenance and support of a new website. A service agreement between the city and Town Web will li…
SUNRISE BEACH, Mo. — A Lake of the Ozarks area fire district needs help putting out a major fire in the district board, which has hit a stalemate due to conflicts between the two board members.
LAKE OZARK, Mo. — Construction of the first tiny homes in Lake Ozark should begin early next year after the board of aldermen cleared the way Tuesday night.
SUNRISE BEACH, Mo. — Things are looking better at a sewage treatment plant that sparked outrage at Lake of the Ozarks in January.
Whoops! Missouri Wrongly Paid Over $8 Million In Medicaid For Prisoners, Non-Residents, Auditor Says
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — More than $8 million in Medicaid overpayments may have been made to ineligible recipients over the past three years, according to a new audit released by Missouri State Auditor Nicole Galloway.
The development of a tiny homes district in Lake Ozark to address an affordable housing crisis is one step closer to reality.
Two important steps have been taken toward improving City of Lake Ozark streets.
As the Presidential election results continue to play out across the nation, here’s a look at how Missourians voted on Nov. 3, and the result of statewide races.
It's election day, though nearly 20 percent of Missourians had already voted by Nov. 1. It's no secret that more voters are casting their ballots early or by mail than ever before, across the country.
CAMDENTON, Mo. — Missouri Governor Mike Parson will be stopping in the Lake area on Monday evening, Oct. 26, as part of his week-long “Mike Works Bus Tour.” The incumbent Republican governor is running for re-election against challenger Nicole Galloway (D).
Four more years? Or just two? That’s the question before the Lake Ozark Board of Aldermen: Would residents be better served if aldermen – and the mayor – serve four years rather than the two that they serve now.
The City of Lake Ozark is considering another avenue to navigate its short-term rental dilemma.
The City of Lake Ozark is staged for the expansion of its outdoor warning siren system.
The start of this school year in Missouri has left a lot of parents frustrated and demanding better educational options for their children.
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — During a Special Board of Aldermen meeting on Thursday, September 3, 2020, with confirmation from the Board of Aldermen, Mayor Olivarri appointed Bob O’Steen as Alderman for Ward I. The seat became vacant with Greg Massey’s resignation on July 20, 2020.Alderman O’Steen has…
Lake of the Ozarks has long been a favorite retreat for families across the Midwest. But it has quickly become, for some, a can't-get-there-fast-enough haven from national chaos brought about by Covid-19 shutdowns and urban unrest.
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — Golf carts will now be permitted—with some restrictions—on most city streets in Osage Beach.
CAMDENTON, Mo. — The parents of two children who are alleged victims of Sexual Misconduct at Camdenton R-III schools have sued the district, its top administrators, the alleged perpetrator, and his father.
CAMDENTON, Mo. — A growing number of parents are expressing their outrage at the Camdenton R-III school district, over two separate issues that thrust the district board and administration into the spotlight last week.
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The Community Foundation of the Lake and Ameren Corporation have awarded $48,000 to 12 nonpr…
Another race has emerged in Lake Ozark for the General Municipal Election in April. There ar…
Obituary of Leo E. "Fritz" Embry
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