Osage Beach Looking At Marijuana Tax
Residents in Osage Beach could soon be deciding the fate of a ballot issue which, if approved, would jack the sales tax up on future sales of marijuana. That is,…
Toll Bridge Could Be Paid Off By 2026
The Lake of the Ozarks Community Bridge, or just "the toll bridge" to many locals could lose the word “toll” in the fairly near future. Officials with the Lake of…
Ameren Earns A JD Power Award For Customer Satisfaction
Business customers have spoken about their overall opinion of Ameren Missouri and the majority of those in a new survey have good things to say of the utility company. In…
Morgan R1 In Stover Awarded Grant For Electric School Bus
26 Missouri school districts are getting federal funds to transition from diesel to electric school buses, and one in the Lake Area is among them. A total of 21-million dollars…
Lake Area Resident Appointed To Route 66 Board By LT GOV Kehoe
A Lake Area native who's been involved in numerous organizations is now being appointed to the Missouri Route 66 Centennial Commission. Rebecca Rupard of Osage Beach has been serving as…
Osage Beach Mayor Says New Projects In Town Are Exciting For The Community
The Mayor of Osage Beach says with several projects on the horizon that will increase housing, bring more tourists and generate jobs, city officials are looking to attract a new…
Public Safety Grants Being Made Available
The Missouri Department of Public Safety is making 3.6 million dollars available in grant funding to help local and state agencies fight cyber-security issues. The competitive grants consist of individual…
Skelton Gives Feedback On Issues Facing Camden County
Camden County Commissioner Elect Ike Skelton is urging residents to stay informed and give their feedback as the county tackles various issues in the coming new year. "One of the…
Library Rule Comment Period Sees Immediate Reactions
As we reported – Tuesday triggered a 30 day comment period for the public to weigh in on Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft’s proposed new library rule and some expressed…
Missouri celebrates National Apprenticeship Week
The Missouri Department of Higher Education & Workforce Development (MDHEWD) is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week as the number of residents participating in apprenticeships continues an upward trend. Missouri is one…
MO Jobs Report Continues It’s Increase
The Missouri state jobs report for October is out and shows that non-farm payroll employment increased by 4,600 jobs from September, and the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased by two-tenths…
Small Wastewater Treatment Plant Technical Assistance Videos Developed by EPA
The Water Pollution Control Branch (WPCB) is pleased to forward the below information regarding availability of new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) technical training videos. These new videos focus on…