JEFFERSON CITY, MO. – The Missouri House of Representatives has passed HB 2670, known as “Marie’s Law,” a bipartisan initiative aimed at improving boating safety at Lake of the Ozarks State Park. Sponsored by Representative Dr. Lisa Thomas (R-District 123), the bill requires the Department of Natural Resources to install signage at designated state-owned boat ramps promoting responsible boating practices.
Summer is in full swing at the Lake, and the shoreline is buzzing with activity. From classic car shows and boat displays to live music and family fun, there’s no shortage of entertainment to dive into this season. Whether you’re cruising the water or strolling the strip, July promises a packed calendar of can’t-miss events.
It’s summertime at the Lake of the Ozarks. Party animals of all ages have descended upon the area for guaranteed fun in the sun. But the party reaches far beyond the Lake to the rolling plush hills of the area’s many championship golf courses. Whether it’s a tournament or just a private tee time, golfers all over the Lake are teeing it up for their health and good clean fun.
At Lake of the Ozarks, fashion meets function with a splash of flair. L•O PROFILE showcases the real workers behind the Lake’s businesses, including bartenders, servers, marina crew, and boutique staff modeling their clothing on and off the clock. From branded work clothing to stylish boutique looks and Lake-ready swimwear, each outfit reflects personality and local spirit.
“With the entire menu this summer, we wanted to feature fresh, light seasonal flavors. We love the fact that we can source these beautiful heirloom tomatoes locally and showcase them on this dish and throughout the menu.” – Chef Scott Romano
A home at Lake of the Ozarks is a treasure year-round, but there is a special kind of magic that comes with living at the Lake during the summertime. Beautiful backyard sunsets, outdoor grilling, and laughing children are a few of the highlights of the summer months. These exact anecdotes can be found in the home of Jacob and Beth Sullivan. The house is a stunning reflection of transitional modern style, blending timeless vintage charm with everyday functionality. “It’s a transitional modern style, both architecturally and in the interior design,” Beth shares.
In 1975, Mack Amini opened a modest store in Oklahoma City with just five pool tables and a handful of bar stools. Having emigrated from Iran in the 1960s, Mack was driven by a vision of entrepreneurship and a desire to build a better life for his young family. Over the next five decades, that small venture grew into Amini’s Galleria, a premier destination for luxury home furnishings, game room essentials, and outdoor living, with locations in Chesterfield, Kansas City, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City.
At 36, Kyle Robinson, Vice President of Sales at Econo Lift, brings passion, family pride, and a love for helping others to the generational boat lift company his grandparents founded. Raised in Camdenton, Missouri, Kyle never imagined himself back in his hometown, much less leading the next generation of the family business.
Within a few seconds, once you hear the familiar guitar and harmonica lick, you’ll immediately recognize the treasured serenade “If You Wanna Get to Heaven.” The Ozark Mountain Daredevils have delighted audiences worldwide for over 50 years with their impeccable harmonies, musicianship, and creativity.
THE TRI-COUNTY YMCA OF THE OZARKS BIDS & BUBBLY FUNDRAISER was held at The Lodge of Four Seasons on April 12. This lively evening of food, fun, and fundraising featured cocktails, dinner, a spirited quarter raffle, and a live auction with unique items up for bid. Guests joined to support the YMCA’s mission, creating a night filled with community connection and generosity.
