Design That Lives Well – The Sullivan Home

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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.

103 Years the Pioneer Life of Tennyson Degraffenreid

Game On! Arash Amini – Amini’s 50 Years of Entertainment and Inspiration

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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.

Kyle Robinson | Econo Lift – Boat Lifts | Building on Family Tradition

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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.

From the Ozarks to the World: The Ozark Mountain Daredevils | 50-Year Journey – July/August 2025 Cover Story

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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.

YMCA Bids & Bubbly

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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.

DMAC Impact

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THE DMAC IMPACT FOUNDATION hosted its Second Annual Dase Jam 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament, Dinner, and Auction on April 12. Featuring both competitive and recreational brackets, along with family-friendly activities, the event once again set new records. The DMAC Impact Foundation was established in memory of Dason McNerney to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by Crohn’s disease and related challenges. The foundation provides scholarships, camp sponsorships, addiction resources, and community outreach programs.

Homeowner Appreciation Day Poker Run

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THE BAGNELL DAM ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS HOMEOWNER APPRECIATION DAY POKER RUN took place on April 26 along the Bagnell Dam Strip in Lake Ozark, Missouri. The event featured twelve participating bars, live street energy, and a poker run. Participants registered at Neon Taco and the Malted Monkey and received free t-shirts while supplies lasted. Proceeds from the $20-per-card donations benefited the Eldon Dolphins Swim Team. The event was sponsored by several local businesses and organizations.

L•O PROFILE May/June Launch Social

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L•O PROFILE CELEBRATED THE MAY/JUNE LAUNCH SOCIAL was held on May 6 at 1932 Reserve. This issue was recently named honoree of the prestigious 31st Annual Communicator Award of Excellence for Design. The event spotlighted the cover story featuring Randi Mahomes, “Raising a Star Athlete – A Mom’s Playbook,” as part of the Build, Design, and Real Estate Edition. Guests enjoyed complimentary hors d’oeuvres in a sophisticated setting while honoring the HK LOTO Open Golf Tournament Celebrity Chairman Jason Whittle. Lakeside Constructors generously sponsored beverages for the evening, adding to the warm and welcoming atmosphere. The night brought together local business leaders, marketing partners, and community members for a memorable evening of networking, celebration, and recognition of influential voices in the Lake of the Ozarks community.

LOP News – July-August 2025

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A significant revitalization effort is underway in Lake Ozark, with the Reese Development Group leading a long-term, community-focused project to breathe new life into the historic Strip. Unlike the flashy, large-scale developments seen elsewhere, this initiative is rooted in local involvement and long-term impact rather than quick transactions. The project is being driven by residents who live and work in the area. Their goal is to transform The Strip, established in 1931, into a functional and vibrant downtown for the Lake of the Ozarks, capitalizing on its rare walkability and central location. The team is actively addressing long-neglected infrastructure needs, such as public restrooms, sidewalks, trash facilities, and crosswalks which are critical elements for a family-friendly, accessible downtown.

Miller Hall Reimagined – A New Chapter Begins at Wonderland Camp

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Nestled near Rocky Mount, Wonderland Camp has long provided a retreat for individuals with differing abilities. Since breaking ground in 1969 and welcoming its first campers in 1971, the camp has grown into a renowned facility—comparable to Paul Newman’s Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. Wonderland Camp serves participants as young as six, and they never “age out”; some campers have returned for 40 consecutive years. Today, 80% of campers are repeat visitors, traveling from 23 states to experience the camp and providing respite for caregivers. In May 2025, Wonderland Camp completed a transformative renovation of Miller Hall, its main dining and activity center.