Missouri contains a rich history of long-standing, businesses that have been ingrained in the community for hundreds of years. Buschs Florist and Greenhouse has been in business since 1890, and it is one of the lon-gest-standing businesses in the Jefferson City area. Beloved by consumersand dubbed a staple in the Capital region, the business has been steadfast since its beginning days over one hundred years ago.
Lake of the Ozarks is alive with holiday cheer, from festive lights to New Year’s Eve parties. Don’t miss events like “Christmas on the Square” and the Community Orchestra concerts!
Boaters and residents at Lake of the Ozarks are intrigued by unmanned, six-foot-long vessels resembling inflatable catamarans. While some speculate humorously about their purpose, these Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) are mapping the Lake’s contours to update nautical charts, as explained by Willis Maxson of SimpleUnmanned, LLC, who built and operates them. Equipped with GPS and sonar, the vessels travel at two mph, logging data continuously. Maxson monitors them remotely, especially in busy areas. He urges the community to avoid tampering with the drones, which have faced issues from curious onlookers in the past.
Fashion and community events are powerful avenues for connection, especially for those dedicated to making a difference. Individuals shine not only in their contributions but also in their distinctive styles, showcasing how fashion can reflect purpose.
Lake of the Ozarks’ new generation of leaders, featured in L•O PROFILE’s A•List, are continuing their families’ entrepreneurial legacies with drive and innovation.
This fall, the Ozarks feature live performances from artists like Marcus Words and Zach Simpson at venues including Backwater Jacks, The Encore, and Ozarks Amphitheater. Enjoy a mix of rock, blues, and more throughout the season.
The VIP Scene is a dynamic feature that highlights notable people, events, and happenings in the Lake Area community. It showcases live entertainment, community news, and celebrity sightings, celebrating the vibrant social life of the region.
The Lake of the Ozarks region, known for its luxury, is also home to over 150 nonprofits tackling poverty, food insecurity, and healthcare. Local businesses and community support help raise $25 million annually for these causes.
Tony Gier, president of Gier Oil Company, has led the family business since 1982, with his children involved in its success. He values family, community, and the dynamic nature of the business, all while cherishing the Lake of the Ozarks.
Golf memberships provide exclusive perks like unlimited range access and faster play, while reciprocal programs offer variety by granting access to other clubs.