Miss Missouri Katelyn Lewis – March/April 2019
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Jennifer Loraine’s Lake of the Ozarks roots have blossomed into success in the political world of Washington D.C. Take a look at her career in the January/February 2019 issue of L•O Profile Magazine.
Lee and Joyce Mace’s Ozark Opry and their wholesome performers’ talents, music, and comedy brought the spotlight to Lake of the Ozarks as early as 1957.
In this special issue get a look at John Michael Finley and see highlights from the LOTO Shootout and the 2018 Annual Summer Boating Guide.
Jennifer Davis is this year’s Miss Missouri and Miss America’s first runner-up. Learn more about Jennifer Davis and her road to becoming Miss Missouri.
David Atkins is a longtime local of the Lake of the Ozarks community. Learn how David Atkins has made a big impression on the music industry in the January/February 2018 issue of L•O Profile Magazine.
This dual cover issue of L•O Profile Magazine not only features Tina Griffin it also features the LOTO Shootout and the 2017 Annual Summer Boating Guide.
Read about Erin O’Flaherty’s intriguing story of life in pageants while dedicating her time to suicide prevention and being the first openly gay contestant.
This Big Business Issue features the story of Diamond Pet Food. January/February 2017 issue of L•O Profile Magazine also features the top ten marine industry.
This dual cover features the 2016 Annual Summer Boating Guide, highlights from the LOTO Shootout and Sheryl Crow.
From the Sandlot to the World Series, the Kansas City Royals General Manager, Dayton Moore, has reached his field of dreams.
This small-town farm girl, Jessica Hartman, traveled the world with the title of Miss USA Intercontinental, then graced this state as our own Miss Missouri.
Mike Hopkins’s dreams of traveling to space landed him on the International Space Station about 200 miles above his Lake of the Ozarks home.
Hillary Werth was once a nationally recognized Olympic hopeful turned nationally notable artist. This Lake local’s character and personality are as colorful as the works of art she creates.
Learn how a supportive family, strong faith and a “Bucket List” helped Shelby Ringdahl become a winner.
For Sergeant Dan Barber the Camdenton National Guard officer, his pledge to fight for our country was nothing like his fight against cancer.