Planning and Zoning maps changed
It's official. An analysis of map being used for the Camden County Planning and Zoning District and the map on file with the county clerk are different.
View ArticleSunrise Beach Fire plans Memorial Day observance
The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District cordially invites the public to a short ceremony in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
View ArticleUS Bank presents check to food pantry
US Bank Foundation recently presented a check to Judy Wimmer, director of Share the Harvest Food Pantry in Greenview.
View ArticleTheatre's comedic show will make you shout "Hallelujah!"
“The Hallelujah Girls” directed by Cheryl Glawe is a comedy about five feisty females of Eden Falls, Ga. who try to turn an abandoned church into SPA-DEE-DAH a day-spa.The comic tension mounts when a...
View ArticleJoplin pushes for recovery after tornado
The draft beer and whiskey shots flow freely at the sparkling new Joplin Elks Lodge 501, a distant hallway plaque the only visible reminder that three members and a bartender cleaning up after Sunday...
View ArticleFireworks light up the Memorial Day weekend
There are several Memorial Day fireworks displays planned for the lake area this weekend.
View ArticleBeach test bill may see governor's desk
The attempt by State Rep. Rocky Miller to change the way E. coli is measured at Missouri’s state park beaches, and how state park beaches are closed, has taken an interesting path this legislative...
View ArticleProsecuting Attorney returns from year-long deployment
After a year-long deployment with the National Guard that included almost nine months in the Middle East, Dustin Dunklee is back at home and back to his duties as prosecuting attorney for Morgan County.
View ArticleTickets Available Now for HK's Tournament Pairing Party and Live/Silent Auction
The 35th Annual HK's Hospital Benefit Golf Tournament will be held June 7-9 at The Lodge of Four Seasons. All proceeds from this year's tournament will help Lake Regional Health System expand its Sleep...
View ArticleRed Cross Memorial Day weekend tips
The long Memorial Day holiday weekend is on the horizon and for many, plans will include taking to the highway, pulling out the grill for a backyard barbecue or having fun in the water. The American...
View ArticleCamdenton chosen by BoatUS as place to retire and play
Camdenton is among the top 10 Great Boating Towns to Retire, Play and Thrive, according to BoatUS Magazine.
View ArticleLWCA graduates one senior
Lake West Christian Academy held a commencement ceremony May 18 for its sole graduating senior Alexis Renfroe and four graduating kindergarteners.
View ArticleFormer teacher to face trial in Pulaski County
A former assistant basketball coach accused of having sexual contact with a female student has been bound over for trial in Pulaski County Circuit Court.
View ArticleHigh school students donate to Oklahoma
Even though Macks Creek sits almost 400 miles away from Moore, Okla., Macks Creek High school students jumped at the chance to help their far away neighbors.
View ArticleMaking docks safer
Three electrocutions in the Lake of the Ozarks last July left many worried about the safety of the water where most docks are wired for electricity.
View ArticleRoute 54 Bridge Deck Work Complete
Just in time for the busy Memorial Day weekend, the Missouri Department of Transportation and its contractor have opened the Route 54 bridge over the Osage River in Miller County. One westbound lane...
View ArticleLandscaping DNR's latest solution to goose nuisance
It's getting tougher for the geese who flock to the beaches in Lake of the Ozarks State Park.
View ArticleTwo Camden County roads to close next week
Camden County will close two roads beginning next week for construction.
View ArticleThis Memorial Day remember only nature should dump leaves into the lake
The Lake of the Ozarks Watershed Alliance reminds lake property owners that dumping leaves into the lake is unhealthy for the lake.
View ArticleNew Blue Star Memorial Marker to be dedicated in June
The national Blue Star Memorial Marker program honors all men and women who have served, are serving or will serve in the U.S. Armed Forces.
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