Archive for May, 2010
‘DOCKERS’ – Living, Loving life on the docks
Dockominiums are not unusual at the Lake of the Ozarks. Some boaters want to be at the Lake, so they use the “docker” concept to get started. Many eventually move into a condo or house, but they come back and hang out at the docks with friends they made while being here.
Summer Spike Sand Volleyball Tournament – Charity Event
$25 per player to register, teams must have a minimum of 6 players, any gender. Any business, nonprofit organization, restaurant/bar or group can register. Each team must designate a charity or nonprofit organization as their beneficiary. 100 percent of the entry fees will be donated to charity. The winning team’s designated charity will receive 50 [...]
Creating a Home – John and Mary Hardesty do it their way
John and Mary Hardesty like to come to the Lake of the Ozarks and kick back. They decided to build on Pinnacle Point in March 2008. “I wanted people in the house to feel they can kick off their shoes, put on some comfy clothes and have a glass of wine,” Mary said. “To feel at peace was the overriding theme for me.”
Making it Personal – Designing a fitness regimen
Free access to information on the Internet, along with asking questions of professionals, reading magazines and searching websites, has allowed me to build and design a personal training program that seems to be working, with continuous fine tuning of course. All of this personal training is readily available at your Internet-based fingertips.
July/August – Entertainment, Dining and Nightlife Issue
For more information on being included in THE GREAT BOOK of Nightlife, Dining and Entertainment, download the following: The Great Book pdf For more information on purchasing DON’T MISS/GREAT LINKS directory listings, download the following: Don’t Miss/Great Links pdf The submission deadline is May 17 – Don’t miss out!!
Golfer Michael Letzig – The rest of the story
Michael Letzig, PGA golfer and Porto Cima resident loves the links at Lake of the Ozarks. Letzig credits his Grandmother Betty (Letzig) for his talent and his early interest in golf. It’s his passion and his job, so he takes it very seriously.
