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.
In all 50 states of our beautiful America, remarkable people have made or are making a difference. They give of themselves to accomplish positive change, improve communities, promote education, develop helpful pro-grams, and simply put, Make an Impact! In Missouri, one of these extraordinary individuals is Lieutenant General (LTG) United States Army (retired) Professional Engineer…
Incredible Individuals Accomplishing Incredible Things highlights the achievements of outstanding people, with contributions from Grace Hervey and Delaney Van Buren, and photography by Jordan Weaver.
Rob Riggle’s rise from Marine to megastar highlights his humor, talent, and hard work across films, TV, and commercials. From childhood performances in Kansas to a successful career, his journey is one of dedication and laughs.
Jack Madigan, “The Golf Guy,” was an avid golfer until a series of strokes left him paralyzed. Despite the challenges, his determination to return to the course reflects his resilience and love for life at the Lake.
This special feature highlights the incredible work of service and therapy animals, including horses and dogs, that provide emotional, physical, and behavioral support. These animals, trained in various fields, play vital roles in helping individuals with disabilities, veterans, and children navigate their challenges while offering comfort and companionship.
Situational irony. Those rare circumstances when unexpected tragic events, as disastrous as they may seem, actually turn out to present hidden opportunities. Such was the case of Las Campanas, the Elite Home featured in this issue’s remodeling story. Learn more about this feature in this issue of L•O PROFILE.
“Wait?” you’re surely saying to yourself. “This is the space in the magazine where the older white-haired man always writes about his long life of interesting experiences at The Lake. The dude who looks like Ernest Hemingway. He wrote fun stories about hanging out at The Lake before there even was The Lake. Where did…