Hurricane Deck News

Phase two of the widening of Highway 5 is on the minds of MoDOT and the village of Sunrise Beach.

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One out of fifty water samples taken in the lake after the Labor Day holiday came back withA E. coli levels above the E.P.A. standard.A A A A The September tests are in and only one point in Laurie Hollow Cove just north of the Hurricane Deck Bridge came back with 378.4A E. coli colonies per 100 milliliters of water.A The Environmental Protection ...

The Missouri State Water Patrol is asking boaters to obey the no wake zones this weekend at the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout.

Here's a check of the road work for the week. A A A In Miller County,one lane is open on Route 54 at the Blue Spring Bridge.A The bridge deck repair will continue through the 28th.A On Route 17 between the Miller County line and Brushy Fork Road, one lane will be open starting Tuesday for roadway maintenance.A And blasting delays can be expected at ...

Most businesses and properties on the east side of Highway 5 from Lake Road 5-52 to the Hurricane Deck Bridge are now a part of the village of Sunrise Beach.A The village held a public hearing on the issue of annexation on Monday.A Village Planner Roger Corbin says there were no voices in opposition.A "No public comments on the annexations all the ...

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After fighting a massive fire for almost 11 hours, crews are still trying to figure out what caused the blaze that destroyed a condo at Lake of the Ozarks.

A Florida Fish and Wildlife officer was on water patrol near Crab Island when he saw a 19-foot Hurricane Deck boat and personal watercraft having mechanical trouble.