A person who attended the July 27 City of Lake Ozark Board of Aldermen meeting has tested positive for COVID-19.… Read More
Police Week in Lake Ozark: On May 12, Mayor David Ridgely officially proclaimed this week as Police Week in the City of Lake Ozark. The proclamation was presented to the Lake Ozark Police Department in honor of the men and women of law enforcement who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, while also recognizing the dedication and service of officers who continue to protect and serve our community each day. Pictured left to right are Detective Sergeant Mark Kordula, LOPD Benevolent Association President Officer Karl Glasscock, Mayor David Ridgely, and Chief James Boren.
A person who attended the July 27 City of Lake Ozark Board of Aldermen meeting has tested positive for COVID-19.… Read More
A long-standing trash issue on The Strip in Lake Ozark could have a solution in the works. City officials are… Read More
It’s our birthday. That’s right, Bagnell Dam in Lake Ozark is celebrating its 90th birthday this year and the State of… Read More
The City of Lake Ozark has taken the lead in working with businesses on The Strip in hopes of avoiding… Read More
Two more major events on The Strip in Lake Ozark have been approved by the board of aldermen. The back-to-back… Read More
The City of Lake Ozark has endorsed a plan that could help the community market itself to potential new businesses… Read More
Speeding on City of Lake Ozark streets – as it is around most of the Lake of the Ozarks —… Read More
Pictured is Tiny Town developer Matt Wright. Behind him is the laundry facility and at left is one of the… Read More
It’s been a long, sometimes challenging road to recovery, but the City of Lake Ozark has been released from a… Read More
Bringing food trucks to Lake Ozark needs a little more study. That’s the wishes of the board of aldermen which… Read More