School of the Osage grants teachers pay hike

Board says funding is available; fate of summer school program remains in doubt

Lake Steam Teams set training dates

Deadline for registration for the April 10 Introductory Level Stream Team Workshop is March 31 or when the class fills.

Patrol merger about politics, not safety, former Water Patrol colonel says

Former head of the Missouri State Water Patrol blasts proposal, says safety on waterways is at stake

$400,000: Camden County recoups all funds from suit over LOCOLG/sewer funds

County in possession of checks from Howard R. Green engineering firm and  from Jim Dickerson, the former director of LOCOLG

Shawn E. Spencer not seen in 3 years

Sheriff’s Office steps up search for missing man

Alderman wants city to tailor building codes to businesses needs

As one developer moves forward with a multi-million dollar project on one side of the city, on the other, business owners are starting to grumble over their own necessary remodeling projects in order to meet minimum code requirements.

Bust yields ‘1-pot’ meth lab

Cheap-and-easy method is growing in       popularity as it raises danger for the general public who might come in contact with items

MO Senate approves bill banning texting while driving for all ages

Drivers of all ages would be barred from texting while driving under a bill approved by the Missouri Senate.

Church shares ministry among laughter

Harper Chapel United Methodist Church's Clown Ministry shared worship with the residents of Lake Ozark Retirement Center on Sunday, March 14.

Delayed road and bridge projects now up for bid

MoDOT still needs long-term federal funding package

Osage Beach Police prep for annual golf tournament

The Osage Beach Police Department will be hosting its 13th Annual Golf Tournament at Sycamore Creek Golf Course on April 22, 2010.

Stover woman injured in Wednesday night accident

A Stover woman was seriously injured in a two-vehicle accident that occured in Morgan County Wednesday night.

Rescue off a silo leads woman to safety

Mid-County ladder truck helps Northwest Fire

Eldon School District tightens budget belt

Eldon R-1 slashes $650,000 in expenditures

District firefighters grow moustaches for charity

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.
 

LOFPD accepts Good Neighbor Citizenship grant

Rough roads ahead in Miller County

County roads feel double crush of a harsh winter and sluggish economy

Sunrise Beach water testing program seeks volunteers

Participants sought for a statewide lead and copper water- testing program

A young hero: 6-year-old's 911 call saves mother

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.

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