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• Severe Weather Possible In The Lake Area Saturday Night And Sunday October 23, 2021
  The weather-eye-weather-center is keeping track of some, potentially, severe weather here in the Lake Area. The best chances for it will be during the afternoon  and evening hours on Sunday. There is a strong possibility of large hail to the size of golf balls, 75-mph winds and tornadoes. Stay tuned to KRMS and 93.5 Rocks the Lake […]
• Investigation Continues After Human Remains Discovered In Camden County October 23, 2021
  The investigation into, likely, human remains being discovered in Camden County continues. The sheriff’s department says two individuals searching for arrowheads in the area of Y-Road and Route-54 in Linn Creek made the discovery on Friday. At the current time, according to the sheriff’s department, there is no reason to believe that foul play was […]
• Two Injured In Miller County Wreck October 23, 2021
  Two people are injured late Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of routes “17” and “42” in Miller County. The highway patrol says it happened when 51-year-old Dianne Karpowecz, of St. Louis, pulled into the path of 37-year-old David Edmonds, of Iberia. Both suffered minor injuries and were treated at Lake Regional.
• Hy-Vee Hallow Event Postponed October 23, 2021
  The Annual Hyvee Hallow, affectionately referred to in the past as “walk on the rocks,” will not go on as planned for Sunday. That’s according to a store official at HyVee who says the event is postponed until next weekend because of expected bad weather. At the current time, the new date and time have […]
• Possible Human Remains Discovered In Camden County October 22, 2021
  Possible human remains discovered in Camden County…that’s according to Sheriff Tony Helms who tells KRMS News that two individuals were looking for arrowheads in the area of Y-Road and Route-54, in Linn Creek, when they made the, apparent, discovery on Friday. Helms also says that no other information can be released at this time. Assisting in the investigation include […]
• 34th Annual Senior Citizen’s Banquet Put On The Calendar October 22, 2021
  The National Honor Society within the School of the Osage District, once again, is extending invitations to senior citizens from around the lake area. The 34th Annual Senior Citizen’s Banquet is on the calendar for Thursday, November 18th. The event will begin at 4:45 with performances by the high school jazz band, Les Chanteurs, Girls […]
• Highway Patrol Report October 22, 2021
  The highway patrol reporting three arrests over the past 24 hours in the Lake Area. According to the patrol’s online website…the arrests included a 22-year-old man from Linn Creek for  misdemeanor possession of marijuana and paraphernalia…he was released with a pending court date, a 53-year-old man from Osceola for felony driving revoked and misdemeanor possession, and a 70-year-old […]
• Communication Strategies For SOTO Families October 22, 2021
  Calling two-way communications a key to keeping families updated with what’s happening in their children’s classrooms, the School of the Osage District has a plan. Superintendent Doctor Laura Nelson says the district has two intentional strategies to minimize the frustrations and to keep the interactions connected. The first strategy, according to Dr. Nelson, is participation in the annual parent […]
• Transportation To Highlight Next Meeting For LOCLG Advisory Committee October 22, 2021
  Transportation issues will highlight the next meeting of the Lake of the Ozarks Council of Local Government’s transportation advisory committee. The published agenda, released on Wednesday, includes a report on the 2022 regional transportation plan updates and traffic count updates for O-Road in Laurie and Route-P in Morgan County. MoDOT Central District Area Engineer Bob […]
• Morgan County Sends 21 Offenders To Prison For Combined 237 Years October 22, 2021
  A combined 237 years to be served in the “big house” by 21 offenders recently sentenced in Morgan County Circuit Court. Prosecuting Attorney Dustin Dunklee says among those who were sent off is Richard Siebenmorgan. Siebenmorgan received eight years, each, for felony DWI causing serious injury, BAC chronic offender, forgery and felony possession of forging instruments, along with seven years […]
• Fresh Onions From Mexico Found To Be Cause Of Nationwide Salmonella Outbreak October 21, 2021
  The FDA has now discovered what’s causing the massive salmonella outbreak that’s been happening across Missouri and most of the US. Officials say it’s been linked to Onions that were shipped out of Chihuahua, Mexico by ProSource Incorporated. The FDA says fresh Red, White and Yellow onions sold in stores by this brand back in […]
• Kaiser Woman Missing Since Wednesday October 21, 2021
  The Miller County Sheriff’s office is issuing an Endangered SILVER Advisory for a missing Kaiser woman. Officials say 69-year-old Debra Charlene Wise was last seen at her home on 63 Oak bend Road around 4AM on the 20th. She’s described as a while female, 5-foot-tall weighing 125 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes. The […]
• Guidance Clarity Act Presented By Blaine Lutekemeyer Passes House October 21, 2021
  A bill on Guidance Clarity, presented by Lake Area State Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer, has now passed in the House. The commonsense legislation requires federal agencies to include a plain language statement on guidance documents clarifying that guidance does not have the force or effect of law. “This small but critical statement clarifies for citizens and […]
• Laclede County Man Faces Domestic Assault Charges October 21, 2021
  A Laclede County man is now facing Domestic Assault charges following an incident over the past weekend. The Sheriff’s office says Deputies responded to Neosho Drive, after a woman went to her neighbor’s home saying her husband Calvin Perry assaulted her. The victim told Deputies she had been laying down with her infant child when […]
• Flights Take To The Sky From Chicago To The Lake Area October 21, 2021
  They’re celebrating over in Waynesville today, as new flights are taking to the skies from the St. Robert/Waynesville Airport to Chicago O’Hare international. It’s part of an operation put together by the city and the Sustainable Ozarks Partnership with United Express through SkyWest Airlines. Officials say the planes are making 2 non-stop round-trip flights per […]
• KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Thursday October 21st October 21, 2021
  Here is the KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Thursday October 21st. For today: High of 62 under mainly clear skies. Winds out of the northwest 5 to 10 mph. For tonight: Partly cloudy with a low of 44. Winds becoming northwest around 5 mph.
• Area Businesses Being Put On Alert For Suspected Counterfeit October 21, 2021
  Businesses around the region, once again, are putting put on alert for the spread of suspected counterfeit money. A press release issued by Sedalia police appearing on the Stover Police Department’s social media site says that several reports about the counterfeit have been reported over the past week. Sedalia Commander David Woolery says that the […]
• CFL’s “Champagne Campaign” Being Called Another Success October 21, 2021
  (CFL Honorary Chairs Sandy and Mike Waggett)   A joint venture between lake area business professionals, philanthropists and the Community Foundation of the Lake continues to make its mark on local non-profits. CFL President Amy Hernandez says the recent “Champagne Campaign” held at the LaRoca Club was able to raise nearly $50-thousand. The funding will […]
• VFW Road Closed In Eldon Area October 21, 2021
    Weather permitting, repairs continue today along VFW Road in the Eldon Area. Miller County Presiding Commissioner Tom Wright says the closure will stretch from the intersection of 54/52 to Cender Road. The roadway is expected to be closed through today and re-opening to traffic on Friday.
• Counterfeit Being Passed Around In Sedalia, Lake Area On Alert October 21, 2021
  Businesses around the region, once again, are putting put on alert for the spread of suspected counterfeit money. A press release issued by Sedalia police appearing on the Stover Police Department’s social media site says that several reports about the counterfeit have been reported over the past week. Sedalia Commander David Woolery says the suspects have presented […]