A decision handed down by the Camden County Circuit Court has vindicated the city of Osage Beach and its decision for a $3.5 million Tax Increment Financing district for developer John Q. Hammons to build a proposed $100 million-plus resort-hotel facility on the Grand Glaize Arm of Lake of the Ozarks.
The Eldon School District is facing some tough decisions as it prepares for a 5 percent decrease in their $18.2 million budget over the next two years.
Mom: Brain malformation shouldn’t keep Jay Layden from living independently, nor should prejudice
Looking for a fun-filled day of flowing green beer and the chance to get out before spring? Look no further than the annual St. Patrick's Day celebrations going on around the Lake area.
Events
• St. Paddy's Day Pub Crawl
• St. Patrick's Parade on the Water
• St. Patrick's Day Parade
• St. Patrick's Day Dance
Few places can say they’re renowned for a side dish or serve you with a real china tea set, but for the tea rooms in Ozark, Mo., and in the area, it’s not about making a buck as it is making customers want more.
HB 1851 aims to derail investment in clean, renewable energy by designating nuclear power as a “renewable” source under Prop C.
HB1851 dramatically undermines the intent of the RES and the voters who wished to diversify Missouri’s electric grid away from expensive and dirty power and toward clean, underutilized sources, like wind and solar.
