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06/06/2022

This is a recording of Caleb Cunningham, the appointed prosecuting attorney for Camden County. Please listen and decide for yourself if this person should be our top law enforcement official. He's up for reelection on August 2nd, and he has a highly qualified challenger in Richelle Grosvenor.

And if you're wondering how we got this jerk from Alabama as our PA, he was brought here by Heather Miller to be her successor when she was appointed judge. She's also up for election on August 2nd. I'm supporting Ryan Bridges For Associate Judge instead.

05/22/2022

Lake Ozark residents over the last year we have focused much of our time on infrastructure improvements. By auditing our budget, redirecting revenue and allocating new revenue sources we are in position to move forward with very co$tly road improvements. Not only are road improvements needed for safety they are a reflection of how our city is able to take care of itself. Economic development seeks places that are well managed and in high demand. Demand is high and our management team has never been better. I invite you to this Tuesday nights Board of Alderman meeting at 6:00 to learn and weigh in on our next steps for bonding our road funding. I always like to see citizen and business owner participation, I hope to see you Tuesday night! , , ,

05/19/2022

‼️Why Ryan Bridges For Associate Judge and Richelle Christensen Grosvenor for Prosecutor deserve your votes on August 2nd:
✅ Experienced, talented attorneys
✅ Longtime members of the Lake community
✅ High character

These are important roles in the Camden County justice system, not political stepping stones. Ryan and Richelle will serve the citizens well. Please remember to vote in the Republican primary on August 2nd.

03/03/2022

⚠️ HELP ⚠️ MoDOT has proposed "improving" the I-70/US-54 interchange in Kingdom City by doubling down on stoplights. Their plan will guarantee backups for Lake traffic for the next 20 years ⛔. We are mobilizing to stop this plan, but we need help! 🙏 Please take 5 minutes and fill out the form at the bottom of this page: https://www.modot.org/KingdomCityInterchange

✅ A helpful comment does two things:
1. Clearly says you are "opposed to this plan"
2. Clearly shows an interest in "better traffic flow THROUGH Kingdom City" to the Lake and/or Jefferson City

A few example comments:

I am opposed to MoDOT's plan for the Kingdom City interchange because it will not improve traffic flow THROUGH Kingdom City to Lake of the Ozarks.

I am opposed to this plan because stoplights at I-70/US-54 restrict traffic flow THROUGH Kingdom City and cause long backups.

☝️ We expect only a few dozen comments in total, so even 10 additional "opposed" comments could tip the scales against this disaster. Thank you for your help and support!

I-70/Route 54 Kingdom City Interchange Study & Re-Evaluation of Environmental Assessment UPDATE: The public comment period on the preferred alternative, detailed below, has been extended to March 15. The US-54/I-70 interchange serves popular destinations in mid-Missouri, including Jefferson City and...

10/06/2021

The MoDOT Central Missouri District is looking at changes to the Kingdom City interchange (I-70/US-54). You can submit comments to them at the link in the article, and - by law - they have to read and consider all comments. The Lake Area Chamber of Commerce has already sent a letter to MoDOT to make sure they know this is an issue that is important to us!

In the heat of summer, the roads connecting the rest of the country to Lake of the Ozarks are packed with vacationers: inbound on Friday and outbound on Sunday. Among

08/13/2021

𝘽𝙀 𝘼 𝙑𝙀𝙉𝘿𝙊𝙍 & 𝘾𝙊𝙉𝙉𝙀𝘾𝙏 𝙒𝙄𝙏𝙃 𝙔𝙊𝙐𝙍 𝙏𝘼𝙍𝙂𝙀𝙏 𝘼𝙐𝘿𝙄𝙀𝙉𝘾𝙀!
Our Women Inspiring Women Conference is September 30th – October 1st and it’s going to be an 🤩AWESOME🤩 experience for all! Reserve your spot to be a vendor at our event & gain added exposure for your business!

👉 👉 👉Submit a vendor application today: https://www.lakeareachamber.com/events.html

07/18/2021

This is a great family. Please support them!

06/30/2021

Photo courtesy of Lake of the Ozarks.