OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — The City of Osage Beach will consider changes to its policy regarding Tax Increment Financing (TIF), at its meeting tonight.
Lake Of The Ozarks Politics
SUNRISE BEACH, Mo. — The City of Sunrise Beach announced the village's Police Chief Jeff Campbell has retired.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has awarded $2.7 million in financial assistance to Camden County Public Water Supply District No. 1 for upgrades to the district’s water system. T…
Lake of the Ozarks Council of Local Governments invites all residents, business owners, property owners, and anyone that the City of Laurie impacts to a public meeting forum that will discuss …
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — The Osage Beach Fire Protection district thanked voters on Wednesday morning, after a unique sales tax proposal passed with flying colors, in Tuesday's election.
Missouri Senator Mike Bernskoetter beat challenger Scott Riedel in a hotly contested primary race that ended Tuesday. Bernskoetter will be on the November ballot and is essentially a shoo-in f…
It was a big election day in Missouri, as voters turned out for the primaries.
Thousands of voters went to Lake area polls on Tuesday, Aug. 2, to choose party candidates in the primary elections.
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. — It's a big election, but with historically only mediocre turnout.
Next Tuesday, Aug. 2, residents in the Osage Beach Fire Protection District will have the chance to vote on a sales tax levy proposal.
Tuesday, acting on behalf of Governor Mike Parson, Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe signed Executive Order 22-05 in response to severe flooding occurring in the St. Louis region. The Order declares a State of Emergency exists in Missouri and activates the Missouri State Emergency Operations Pl…
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
On Tuesday, August 2, locals will go to the polls to elect officials to serve in a wide range of offices — from state representatives to prosecuting attorney and circuit clerk. LakeExpo.com spoke with candidates from many of the contested races around the Lake.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Dr. Anthony Fauci and the Biden administration colluded with social media giants to suppress free speech under the pretense of stopping misinformation: that's the claim made by Missouri and Louisiana in federal lawsuits against the Biden administration. The two states' …
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — It's the hottest topic in town, but the planned redevelopment of the Osage Beach Outlet Mall ground to a sudden halt on Friday, as developers reached an impasse with the City of Osage Beach.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, released Friday morning, has overturned Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that had asserted a woman’s right to an abortion for decades. Friday's SCOTUS decision on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization leaves to individ…
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A pastor who was fined for handing out sandwiches to the hungry on Halloween will argue in federal court this week that he was doing so as an expression of his faith and his freedom of speech.
The outlet mall: once a bustling hive of shoppers enjoying a day at the Lake, the now-too-quiet retail center was the subject of an impassioned public hearing and vote on Monday evening at Osage Beach City Hall.
CAMDEN COUNTY, Mo. — Camden County Sheriff Tony Helms is fending-off criticism of delays in implementing promised raises for county deputies: raises that Helms had touted in his pitch for voters to approve a new sales tax to raise more funds for the sheriff's office. Responding to the critic…
OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — The City of Osage Beach will consider changes to its policy regarding Tax…
A reader poll published on LakeExpo, Tuesday evening, reveals an overwhelming majority favor…
Osage Beach Mayor Michael Harmison Sr. took to Facebook on Wednesday in response to an edito…
Mini-Shootout is almost here and racers are ready to tear up the water! Racers will be speed…
Obituary of Helen Louise Harbison
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