Golf issue welcomes the season: School of the Osage students Ciarra Vaughn and Al Mistler and Camdenton’s Clayton Melville are featured in the March/April issue of Lake Lifestyles magazine. The annual golf issue profiles the students in addition to all the golf courses Lake of the Ozarks has to offer.
Spring is in the air and Lake Media’s Lake Lifestyles is full of ideas heading into the season. From fashion to a unique day trip it’s time to start thinking about getting out to enjoy warmer weather.
A moustache by any other name is still a moustache. That doesn’t stop the pencil-thin, the handlebar, the Fu Manchu, Frank Zappa’s signature ‘stache or even a few straggly hairs from adorning men’s upper lips.
Firefighters at Lake Ozark Fire Protection District will be auctioning off their facial hair as a unique fundraiser for the district's benevolent association. Those who didn't have moustaches before are quickly growing them out and those who already did are quickly putting price tags on theirs.
For example, Fire Marshal James Doyle says he'll shave off his moustache for $500, his hair for $1,000 and his eyebrows for $2,000.
The money raised will be used for a Shop with a Fireman event the fire district's benevolent association is planning for in the fall.
Jeff Pahlmann’s art is his passion and copper his medium. The results are as unique as the bits and pieces of copper sheet that are Pahlmann’s raw material.
Six-year-old Preston Blosser is his mom, Kathryn "Sissy" Dilsworth's, new hero.
After she collapsed and fell down a flight of stairs in their Camdenton home, Preston got the phone and called 911, a call that saved her life.
The spring season starts a week from Monday, but some local teams will still have to wait a bit longer to play games on their home turf. At Camdenton High School, the Lakers are getting a new baseball field – a project that started about two years ago. At School of the Osage, the Indians are getting a synthetic football field in place of the old grass football field.
Supervisors say a string of nice, dry weather would speed up completion. Here's a checkup on each.
One third of American children are considered overweight or obese. That’s double the number of overweight or obese children 10 years ago.
What has changed?
Recipe of the Week: Speedy Chicken Pasta
