The Camdenton R-III School District has no more COVID-19 protocols or restrictions. The school board voted 4-3 in favor of eliminating numerous procedures Monday Night. "Mandatory masks wearing, social distancing and secondary quarantine of healthy individuals are all done away with" says new Camdenton School Board president Gail Griswold, "I don't think I understood the … [Read More]
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Active COVID 19 Cases At Lake Of The Ozarks on KRMSRADIO.COM
This is an ongoing list of all active cases of COVID 19 at the Lake Of the Ozarks: Current Active Cases: 50 Total Recovered Cases: … [Read More]
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KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Thursday April 15th
Here's the KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Thursday April 15th. For today: Lots of sunshine with a high of 60. Winds turning north 5 to 10 … [Read More...]
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April 15th Tax Deadline Extended Until May 17th For All Filers
Today is tax day, April 15th, which is usually the deadline to file your taxes, but thanks to an extension from the Federal Government and the State of Missouri, filers now have until May 17th and there's no need to file an extension today. Tax officials … [Read More]
Dogwood Festival Carnival Starts Thursday At 5PM
The Dogwood Festival gets underway Thursday afternoon with a carnival at the Ozarks Amphitheater beginning at 5 pm and there’s more to come on Friday "there's actually a lot going on that day, aside from the Carnival we're also going to have live entertainment … [Read More]
Missouri House Committee On Redistricting To Hear Testimony From Lake Residents Today
A Missouri House committee on congressional redistricting will hear public testimony today (Thursday) from Lake Area residents who live in Missouri’s Fourth Congressional District. Both in person and written testimony will be taken from the 24-county … [Read More]
Water Line Replacement Gets Underway For Camdenton Residents
The City of Camdenton says you should expect some delays on some streets, possibly through June. Water line replacement’s happening on Cedar, Illinois, College, Sherman, Cherry and Kansas Streets. Signs will be in place to help guide traffic and city … [Read More]
School Board At Camdenton R-3 Looks Forward After Removing COVID Mandates
The Camdenton R-III School District has no more COVID-19 protocols or restrictions. The school board voted 4-3 in favor of eliminating numerous procedures Monday Night. "Mandatory masks wearing, social distancing and secondary quarantine of healthy … [Read More]
Missing Pig Found On Westside Of The Lake
Another Pig is lost at the Lake of the Ozarks. Officials with the Sunrise Beach Police Department say this piggy was found wandering around highway 5 near Deepwater Inn. Deputies were able to capture the large black pig and it’s currently being cared for … [Read More]
Dogwood Festival All Set For Thursday Through Saturday In Camdenton
The Dogwood Festival gets underway Thursday with a new location. The Ozarks Amphitheater is hosting this year’s event, which means some things will be different. "The parade route itself is not very long, in fact it's just a tad shorter than the … [Read More]
Ozark Amphitheater Announces Another Big Star Coming To The Lake Area
Ozarks Amphitheater in Camdenton’s announcing another date. "You're going to want to clear your calendars for Labor Day weekend, because we are bringing to the Lake of the Ozarks County Music Legend Bradly Gilbert!" says Mary Kay Von Brendal with the Ozarks … [Read More]
Dome In Jefferson City To Light Up Purple For Military Child’s Day
The capitol dome in Jeff City will shine purple at the order of Governor Mike Parson. Starting on Thursday when the sun goes down, Military Child’s Day is being recognized and the dome will be lit up in purple lights through Friday morning at … [Read More]
Lake Regional Updates The Community On The Vaccine Situation
The Lake Area’s reacting to a pause being placed on the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. The FDA and the CDC are making that call after six people were found to have blood-clotting issues after taking the shot. "We have sequestered the Johnson and … [Read More]
Camden County Presiding Commissioner Says Gravel Parking Lot Cost Taxpayers Nothing
A gravel parking lot in Camden County is the target of criticism on social media, but the Presiding Commissioner is defending work done to the property that he says cost taxpayers nothing. "Basically what they're saying is we are wasting county taxpayer … [Read More]
Rockaway Beach Woman Facing Child Endangerment Charges After Deputies Find Drugs In Her Car
A Rockaway Beach woman is facing child endangerment charges in Camden County following a car crash. The Sheriff’s office says they responded to a report of a crash at Elliot drive. Upon arrival, deputies found a man who said he was “trying to get away … [Read More]
New Alcohol App Could Curb Underage Drinking But Some Lake Residents Are Skeptical Of Privacy Issues
There’s a new app coming to the Lake Area and the creators say one goal is to prevent underage drinking. "It's designed to help keep our roads safer. There is a concern out there with Fake ID's, that especially young adults will try to use to get alcoholic … [Read More]
Camdenton School Board Votes To End COVID 19 Protocols
The Camdenton School board is moving forward with ending all COVID 19 protocols. The decision follows Monday’s school board meeting, which included votes from newly elected members Gail Griswold and Brian Butts who helped push the 4 to 3 vote to finalize … [Read More]
BREAKING: FDA And CDC Call For “Temporary Pause” Of Johnson And Johnson COVID Vaccine
The FDA and The CDC are announcing a “pause in the use” of the Johnson and Johnson Vaccine. According to the FDA, officials are asking states to temporarily halt using the vaccine after six people in the US have developed a rare blood clotting … [Read More]
Dogwood Festival Takes Place This Week At Ozark Amphitheater
The Dogwood Festival is set for Thursday through Saturday, April 15th through the 17th. This year’s event’s happening at the Ozarks Amphitheater. The 70th Annual Dogwood Festival is themed ‘Dogwood Through the Decades’ and the Camdenton Area Chamber of … [Read More]
Eagle Days To Return To January Date For 2022
Changes are coming for one Lake of the Ozarks event that celebrates nature and wildlife. Organizers at Eagle Days say the plan is to move the event back to its traditional date, the first full week of January 2022. This year’s event was trimmed to one … [Read More]
MODOT Construction For HWY 52 Scheduled For Monday And Tuesday In Tuscumbia
You might see delays on Highway 52 near Tuscumbia with road work now getting underway. MoDOT says they’re closing one lane between South Versailles Avenue and Catfish Road Monday and Tuesday beginning at 6 am until 4:30 pm. Flaggers will be on the scene … [Read More]
Mizzou Marching Band Selected For 2022 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
It’s a first for the marching band at the University of Missouri. Marching Mizzou’s been chosen to play at the 2022 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. The band was one of nine chosen out of more than 100 applicants. Marching Mizzou has … [Read More]
Power Restored To Residents In Rocky Mount
Power is restored in Rocky Mount after a tree knocks down lines off W-12. Ameren officials started working on the issue 10PM Sunday evening and power was restored a little at 9AM Monday. At one time, more than 20 customers were without power. … [Read More]
Camden County Prosecutor Explains Issues With Federal ATF
The interim prosecutor in Camden County is aware of the ATF announcing it will not assist the county after an ordinance to preserve the 2nd Amendment was passed. "In the past we've worked very closely with them. They have access to resources and … [Read More]
Pulaski Sheriff Jimmy Bench Injured In Motorcycle Crash
Pulaski County Sheriff Jimmy Bench is recovering following a motorcycle accident on Friday. The Sheriff’s office says Bench was working on the motorcycle and was test driving it near Rupert Road, about 5 miles south of Richland, when it had an issue and … [Read More]
Grenade And Numerous Drugs Found During Raid On Camdenton Man’s Home
A Camdenton Man is facing charges after a Grenade was found during an investigation. Officials with the Lake Area Narcotics Enforcement Group say they went to Snyder Road to search the home of Robert Larson. There they found hallucinogenic mushrooms and … [Read More]
Ameren Looking To Increase Cost Of Electric And Natural Gas
If you’re an Ameren Missouri customer, you might be paying more for utilities. State regulators confirm the utility company is looking to increase electric revenue by about $300-million dollars per year to help cover costs related to electric grid upgrades … [Read More]
