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The holidays are right around the corner. Make sure you don’t wait until the last minute to finish your shopping or enjoy a festive event. See what there is to do this year.

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Top Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . 9 The Landing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Day Trip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Outdoors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Fishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

On the Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Concert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Dining Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 The Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Concert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Lake Live . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

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TOP EVENTS This issue

Holiday Charity Drive

NOVEMBER 8 THRU DECEMBER 10, 2021 Benefitting:

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The Lake Ozark Lions Club will host a Holiday Gift Market from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. with lots of vendors and items for sale. Admission is free but monetary or non-perishable donations will be accepted at the door. Get your holiday shopping done early this year!

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LAKE AREA ANIMAL SHELTERS DONATION BIN LOCATIONS: Starting November 8, donation bins will be located at the entrance of Lake Media’s office in Osage Beach at

Christmas Parade The Lake West Chamber of Commerce will host the 20th annual Lighted Christmas Parade.

The route will be from Central Bank to the Laurie Mall. The parade begins at 6 p.m. Anyone can decorate their float and join the parade by calling the chamber to sign up.

Bundle up and see the parade!

Holiday Lights The City of Osage Beach will open the Holiday Lights display at the city park on Nov. 29. Each evening, you can drive through the park and see a display without having to get out of your car.

Held from 5-9 p.m., entry is free.

Other light displays will be open for the season as well including the Enchanted Village of Lights in Laurie. Open Nov.20-Jan. 2 every night.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS NOVEMBER 5 & 6 • A dinner theater production of “Spin Off” will be held at the Camden County Museum. Cost is $15 per person.

Dinner is at 6 p.m. and the play is at 7 p.m. Call 573-346-7191 ext. 8 or go to www.camdencountymuseum.org.

6 • A Holiday Gift Market will be held at the Lake Ozark Lions Club (131 S. Fish Haven Rd.) from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission is free but monetary or non-perishable food donations are accepted at the door. The market will have wreaths, ornaments, doll clothing, quilts, wax melts, wood crafts, and other great gift ideas will be sold. The SOTO high school choir will perform at 11 a.m.

6 • Peace, Love & Party with a Purpose will be held to benefit Wonderland Camp at Margaritaville Lake Resort. Food, an open bar and entertainment by the i-Berrys, and a live and silent auction will be held. Cost is $125/person or $225/couple.

RSVP by calling 573-392-1000.

6 • The annual Veterans Day Parade will be held in Osage Beach from city hall to the Elks Lodge. Starts at 1 p.m. Food and beverages will be served at the Elks after the parade.

6 • Camden County Republican Club’s Meet the Candidates Patriots’ Dinner will be held at the Community Christian Church in Camdenton. Doors open at 5 p.m. with catered dinner at 6 p.m. Cost is $20 at the door.

Speakers will be US Senate Candidates Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler, Congressman Jason Smith and Mark McCloskey. Additional speakers to be announced. Visit ccrclub.com for updates. RSVP by Monday November 1 – email atguttman@hotmail.com or call or text 619-957-5090.

6 • The Camdenton United Methodist Church Quilters and Crafters will be having their quilt and craft items for sale from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the church’s New Ministry Bldg (gym), located at 340 W. Hwy. 54 in Camdenton.

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7 • St. Anthony Catholic Church will host the annual Turkey Dinner and Country Sale from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Carry-out or dine in. Cost is $11 for adults, $5 for ages 5-11 and free for ages 5 and under.

8, 15, 22 & 29 • Bingo is played at the Elks Lodge in Laurie (174 Elks Lane) every Monday.

Doors open at 10:30 a.m, with play at noon. Snacks available.

Lots of space for social distancing, and masks are optional.

No smoking in the building. For more information, call 573-3744781.

9,16,23 & 30 • Drop in knitting/crochet from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Paint Box Cafe in Palisades Village on Hwy KK in Osage Beach. All skill levels are welcome. For more information call 573-374-6927.

11 • The Lake Area Fiber Artists Guild meeting from 11 a.m. -2 p.m. at the Community Christian Church in Camdenton. Guild open to anyone with a fiber interest regardless of experience level. For more information, go to www.lakefiberarts.com or email lakefiberarts@gmail.com.

13 • The Lake Bloomers and Eldon Garden Club members will be hosting a Winter Wonderland NCG Holiday Flower Show from 1-4 p.m. at the Eldon First Christian Church.

19-Jan. 1 • The Laurie Enchanted Village of Lights will be on display every night during the holiday season. Drive through the 27-acre park while looking at the many displays spread out at the Laurie Fairgrounds. Held from 5-9 p.m.

Sunday-Thursday and 5-10 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and holidays. Free but donations are accepted.

19 & 20 •A Holiday Market Place will be held from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Camden County Museum. Craft booths and vendors with Christmas crafts and gifts will be on hand. Lunch available. Free admission. For more information call 573-346-7191

or go to www.camdencountymuseum.org.

p.m. Admission is free but donations are welcome.

21 • The Lake Area Chorale will host a concert at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Lake Ozark at 2 p.m. Admission is free but donations are welcome.

7, 14,21,28 • Drop in knitting/ crochet from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Paint Box Cafe in Palisades Village on Hwy KK in Osage Beach. All skill levels are welcome. For more information call 573-374-6927.

22 • American Red Cross blood drive, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Lake Ozark Elks Lodge 2517, 5161 Osage Beach Parkway, Osage Beach, MO 65065. For more Information, contact Darlene Wisnasky at 314-401-8766.

27 • The Lake West Chamber of Commerce will host the 20th annual Lighted Christmas Parade at 6 p.m. For more information, call 573-374-5500.

28 • The Lake Area Chorale will host a concert, “Christmas Time is Here,” at the West Lake Christian Church at 2 p.m. Admission is free but donations are welcome.

DECEMBER 1 • The American Legion Post 624 in Sunrise Beach will host their famous chicken dinner from 5-7 p.m. Several sized dinner options available from $1.50/wing to $8 for a fourwing dinner. Call 573-3746091 for information.

4 • The Camdenton Area Chamber of Commerce hosts Christmas for Kids on the courthouse lawn. Held from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., a variety of free entertainment and games will be provided for kids. Visit with Santa as he makes a stop at the Square. For more information, go to www.camdentonchamber.com.

4 • The 41st annual School of the Osage Holiday Bazaar will be held at the School of the Osage Middle School from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. There will be more than 100 booths selling all kinds of items. For more information, go to the School of the Osage Holiday Bazaar on Facebook.

5 • The Lake Area Chorale will host a concert, “Christmas Time is Here,” at the United Methodist Church in Laurie at 2

9 • Lake Area Fiber Artists Guild will meet from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Community Christian Church, N Bus 5, Camdenton.

Guild open to anyone with a fiber interest regardless of experience level, www.lakefiberarts.com; lakefiberarts@gmail. com.

10-12 • The Versailles Royal Theatre will host “The Nutcraker” ballet. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children.

For more information, go to www.theroyaltheatre.com.

11 • The 37th annual Lake Ozark Christmas Parade will take place at 1 p.m. on the Bagnell Dam Strip. Parade entries line up along Rte. 242. Santa will make his appearance exclusively in the parade and elves will distribute gift bags along the route in lieu of a personal visit. To register for the parade e-mail rickie@mylaketv.com or call 573-434-3552.

11 • The annual Christmas for Kids will be held at Campana Hall at the Lodge of Four Seasons. Cocktails are at 5:30 p.m. with dinner served at 6:30 p.m.

The event hleps over 1,600 children around the Lake area have presents to open at Christmas.

A silent and live auction is held and entertainment will be provided by Elite Lighting & Sound.

Sponsorships are available or tickets are available for $100/ person. Everyone is asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy ($20 value) or $20 cash donation upon entry. For more information, go to www. lakeareachristmasforkids.com.

13 • The Lake Area Chorale will host a concert, “Christmas Time is Here,” at the First Baptist Church in Eldon at 7 p.m.

Admission is free but donations are welcome.

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DAY TRIP story and photos by Vicki Wood

Kimmswick Wine Trail

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ot too far outside the quaint town of Kimmswick, famous for its history on the Mississippi River, Levee High Apple Pie at the Blue Owl Restaurant, and many seasonal festivals, lies a hidden wine trail.

Between Hillsboro and Kimmswick down Highway A at the 135 exit, off of the interstate 55, one will find country roads, leading to small lanes.

Those rambling roads open into surprises of estate wineries, one that rivals those in the famous Sonoma and Napa Valleys in California.

Villa Antonio Winery

3660 Linhorst Road, Hillsboro This Italian Estate Winery sits on top of a small lake with ducks gliding across still waters, with their heritage Italian grape vineyards surrounding the lake to the east, and a large vineyard sitting high on a glade above the lake. There is a serenity to the Villa Antonio when sitting on their covered pavilions that is helped along by the calming of the smooth wines.

A tasting is highly suggested for five dollars, which includes seven varieties of whichever tastes one fancies, from dry to sweet, white to red. Instead of bland tasting crackers, Villa Antonia offers the owner’s homemade biscotti. The tasting is worth getting those biscuits. The tasting also includes a logo wine glass. Upcoming event: Movies in the Vineyard, Oct. 28th, Hocus Pocus If wine isn’t your thing, walk through the glass doors up the stairs to their microbrewery where food is also served.

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Above: The Old House Steakhouse is located in a 1770s cabin at LaChance Winery. Below: Stop by any of the wineries for a free tasting.

Wild Sun Winery and Brewery

4830 Pioneer Rd, Hillsboro Ten minutes away from Villa Antonio, Wild Sun Winery and Brewery sits on a 10 acre estate with pizza, gourmet Angus burgers, and meat and cheese baskets for enjoying in the outdoor areas. Wild Sun Winery boasts 14 varieties of red and six white wines, along with a brewery featuring 5 in house crafted brews.

Wild Sunset Nights Fridays are a regular event hosted at the winery from 6pm to 9pm thru Oct 30th. Then the seasonal events begin at Wild Sun with the approach of Witches, Warlocks,, and Wine on October 29th and Yoga and Wine is Fine on October 31st.

Persimmon Ridge Winery

7272 Sheppard Dr. Barnhart, Missouri 63012 15 minutes down the road from Wild Sun Winery, one will find Persimmon Ridge Winery in the Hillsboro/ Kimmswick area.

Persimmon Ridge is all about focusing on their seven varieties of home grown wine, with Norton being the favorite, and the list rounding out with Persimmon.

It’s an unusual offering but makes sense in these parts, due to the overwhelming availability of November 5 - December 2, 2021

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wild persimmons. Persimmon Ridge Wineries’ beautiful entrance is stunning, and a bit of a shock considering the gravel road and scenery down to this backwoods surprise.

The road itself is not inviting. But the winery is, be patient and diligent the mile or so down the gravel to the estate.

This is a place locals hang, alot know each other, and a fun place to sit and sip.

Heading back to Kimmswick, we tour LaChance Winery, with its location at Kimmswick is a 20 mile drive.

Drink lots of water, because you are going to want to visit the covered bridge at Sandy Creek before you go. Sandy Creek State Park is just a few minutes from Persimmon Ridge.

It’s one of just a handful of true covered bridges left.

The Sandy Creek Covered Bridge State Historic Site was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. The park sits on 9.9 acres, but you will spend a lot of time just walking the bridge, photographing it and the surrounding creek, and feeling the sand between your toes on the banks, because it really is sandy. Walking through the antique structure, you can smell the history in the dank boards it’s built out of, but it’s sturdy thanks to a restoration in 1986.

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LaChance Winery

6035 2nd Street, Kimmswic Housed inside a pre civil war building in the quaint tourist town of Kimmswick, The LaChance Winery is not only an excellent retail outlet for LaChance Vineyards of DeSoto, it’s a walk back in time. Log homes are not usually this magnificent from the era pre 1900s.

It dates to 1770 and is among the oldest structures in town. General Ulysses Grant drank here once when it was a tavern. The winery and restaurant is a more impressive location if you want to impress guests. The wait staff is polished but friendly and helpful.

The Catawba melts in your mouth here. Vignoles, Sweet Caboose, and Covered Bridge are must trys and a novelty over other wineries. Dinner is an experience that one must indulge in the autumn months. Lowlights and candlelight in what feels like a log cabin mansion is somewhat cozy with the warming vintages and an excellent steak and seafood. Duck breast with orange reduction and risotto is a meal that you will not mind being so stuffed with that a stroll through Kimmswick’s downtown on a crisp fall evening is an unforgettable trip.

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by Missouri Department of Conservation

Survey shows improvement

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ccording to the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) annual wild turkey brood survey for 2021, average turkey production statewide was similar to production at the statewide scale in 2020, but better than statewide production from 2016-2019.

MDC’s statewide poultto-hen ratio (PHR)—an index for turkey production—this year was 1.0, which was the same as the 2020 PHR but 11-percent greater than the average production observed during the previous five years (2016-2020).

However, when comparing the statewide PHR to the average turkey production observed over the last 10 and 20-years, production in 2021 was below the longterm average.

This map shows an index (poult-to-hen ratio or PHR) of Missouri’s wild turkey production Regionally, production

by Turkey Productivity Region (TPR). TPRs are counties grouped by similar land cover was relatively consistent composition. Data were obtained during MDC’s 2021 wild turkey brood survey and are comin 2021, with almost every pared to the previous five-year average (2016-2020).

Turkey Productivity Region (TPR) ending up with a PHR uncommon to see large annual fluctuations in the Missiswithin the range of 1.0 to sippi Lowlands’ poult-to-hen ratio.”

1.3. The exceptions were the West Prairie Region, where Unfortunately, several regions—Northeast, Norththe 0.7 PHR fell below the statewide average, and the west, and Union Breaks—saw slight downturns in producMississippi Lowlands Region, where the 2.4 PHR far extion this year after experiencing increases in productivity ceeded the statewide average.

Compared to last year, production in the Ozark Border during 2020. The Ozarks East and West Prairie Regions saw similar PHRs this year as in 2020. and Ozarks West Regions increased by 43-percent and 57-percent, respectively. The Lindley Breaks Region also How the poult-to-hen ratio is determined saw a nine-percent increase in production, but the most Since 1959, MDC has conducted an annual wild turkey significant improvement was in the Mississippi Lowlands Region where the PHR increased 118-percent from 2020. brood survey where MDC staff and citizen volunteers record the number of hens and recently hatched turkeys, “Because turkey abundance is relatively low in the which are called poults, they see during June, July, and Mississippi Lowlands compared to other parts of the August. These observations are then tallied to determine state, we usually receive the fewest observations from the success of the hatch, which is most often reported this region during the brood survey,” says MDC Wild as a poult-to-hen ratio, or simply the average number of Turkey Biologist Reina Tyl. “Since the production index is calculated from a smaller number of observations, it’s not poults per hen observed during the survey. Tyl explained

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“Each year, thousands of citizens participate in the survey, and we are grateful for their contribution,” Tyl said. “This year during the three-month survey, participants reported sightings of more than 75,000 turkeys, which is a testament to the large number of dedicated volunteers that take time to record and submit their observations.”

What drives long-term trends in turkey production

“Since MDC has been collecting information about turkey hatches for over 60 years, we have

been able to monitor longterm trends in production,” explained Tyl. “The last few decades of brood survey data indicate that PHRs have been declining, and the statewide PHR has been at or below 1.0 for the last six years.”

Tyl added a lot has changed over the last several decades that could be contributing to the declining trend in productivity.

“There have been broad-scale losses of quality nesting and broodrearing habitat, changing spring weather patterns, increasing populations of some nest and poult predators, and declining insect abundance—a critical food source for young poults,” she said.

MDC and University of Missouri launch turkey research project

MDC partnered with the University of Missouri to launch a cooperative research project last year to determine how these different factors are affecting wild turkey nest success and poult survival.

“The project also aims to identify the main causes of poult mortality and determine how brood-rearing habitat selection, and the quality of those habitats, affects poult survival,” Tyl noted. “The information gathered from this study will inform management of wild turkeys and turkey habitat in Missouri.”

To participate in the annual wild turkey brood

survey, email MDC’s Wild Turkey Management Program at wildturkeymgmt@ mdc.mo.gov with “Wild Turkey Brood Survey” as the subject of the email.

Include complete name and mailing address.

For a more detailed report outlining the results of the 2021 Missouri Wild Turkey Brood Survey, and to read reports from previous years, visit the Turkey Reports webpage at https://mdc.mo.gov/hunting-trapping/species/turkey/turkey-reports.

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FISHING

by Brandon Butler, bbutler@driftwoodoutdoors.com

Muskie fishing heats up as temps cool

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Known as the fish of 10,000 casts, musky are not easy to catch.

usky are the apex predator of freshwater fishing.

These toothy creatures, which reach lengths of 60 inches and can top out scales over 60 pounds, are not easy to catch, but tangle with one and you’ll know it was worth the effort. While more prevalent in the northern Midwest states, like Wisconsin and Minnesota, musky are caught in lakes and rivers in Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. Fall is one of the best times to catch them as they prepare for winter.

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FISHING have to work for one. So it’s not like anyone can tell you exactly how, where and when to go catch one. Musky roam. You’re going to have to cast a lot, try a lot of different lures, fish different structures, different depths, multiple days, and maybe, just maybe, it’ll all come together for you and across your arms will be draped a fish longer than your leg.

Statistics tells us that fishing with a guide drastically cuts down the number of casts you’ll have to throw to land a fish. An Indiana survey of musky guides showed 12 guides operating conducted 2,900 trips in 11 years. That’s an average of 264 trips per year. They boated 300 musky on those trips for an average of 1.14 fish landed per guide trip. I don’t know how many casts you’ll throw in a day, but it won’t be 10,000. The point is, if you want the best chance of landing a muskie hire a guide.

Traveling to musky fish is a lot like traveling for a hunt.

You are successful if you catch one. These fish don’t swim in every lake and pond like bluegill or bass. You usually have to hit the road to chase them. Here are a few options.

There’s nothing like fishing the Northwoods in fall. The Turtle Flambeau area of Wisconsin is a musky fishing destination that has been attracting anglers for generations.

For me, there is no better time to be there than now.

Throwing big musky baits is a laborious task, but when you hook one, you know you’ve just done something special. Land one and you’ll have a memory to last a lifetime.

If you’re into musky fishing down south, Cave Run Lake in Kentucky is a must fish destination. At 7,800 acres, it’s a big body of water, but is small enough to learn given a little time. Numerous guide services operate on Cave Run and all of them will tell you fall is a great time to book a trip. Musky must be 36 inches to keep, but hopefully you’ll strongly consider catch and release. If you’re looking for a specific place on the lake to fish, Musky Bend might be a good place to start.

Bass Lake, located in the Dugger Unit of the GreeneSullivan State Forest in southern Indiana, is the largest of all the state forest lakes at 222 acres. The Dugger Unit is a heavily fished section of the forest. DNR researchers found musky to be the third most sought after species in Bass Lake. They are also found in Duck Lake and Black Cat Lake within the forest If you’ve ever had the good fortune to tangle with a “water wolf” then you know Musky aren’t predisposed to kindness. In fact, they’re down right out evil creatures. In my book, this makes them all the more appealing to fish for. Catch one and you’ll likely be hooked for life.

See you down trail…

For more Driftwood Outdoors, check out the podcast on www.driftwoodoutdoors.com or anywhere podcasts are streamed.

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by Paul Leahy, PGA Golf Pro/Director of Golf at The Oaks

Gifts for the golfer

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New clubs are as much as three months out and golf bags are just as tough to get.

So what should I be looking for?

New clubs are still a viable option, but think out of the box so to speak. Instead of buying new clubs, if you can find them, purchase a gift certificate from your local PGA Professional for custom club fitting.

You can always add a little money to the certificate to help with the clubs once fitted or slip in some cash along with it. The benefits of this is they will get custom-

fitted clubs, will be able to order what they want and they will be tailored to their specific swing characteristics.

Hopefully, the supply chain will loosen up next spring so products will be readily available. The majority of the Lake’s golf courses have PGA certified club fitters on staff.

Osage National Golf Resort and Eldon Golf Club have indoor simulators for off-season fittings so they can be ready for the spring season.

Speaking of indoor golf, simulator time is another perfect gift for the golf lover on your list. The LOZ Golf Lounge in Osage Beach opened last winter and simulator time would make a perfect gift. Osage National Resort and the Eldon Golf Club also have simulators to play and challenge

your friends to a round of golf at your favorite course. If you have friends or relatives in St. Louis, Kansas City or other metro areas Top Golf gift cards make the perfect stocking stuffer for that hard to buy for golf enthusiast.

Electronics are also popular. Bushnell has their Wingman speaker that also doubles as a GPS yardage device and its magnetic design affixes the unit securely to the cart as you play. There are 36,000

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GOLF GUIDE pre-loaded courses, a built-in USB port for charging other devices, removable remote and 10 hour battery life making this a great gift for any golfer.

Portable simulators and launch monitors are also all the rage. From the Garmin Approach R10, the Flight Scope Mevo or the Rapsodo mobile launch monitor you can treat that golfer that loves to analyze his game for under $600.

The units can be used indoors or out and some even have video capability. Golfers will be able to check their swing speed, launch angle, spin rates and more to take their game to the next level. Check out the features of these portable units and see which one suits your needs. The Oaks at Margaritaville is an authorized dealer for the Rapsodo monitor, so stop in and they can show you all the features.

Opti-Shot is another reasonably-priced option for an indoor simulator. Priced at $399 it comes with 18 preloaded courses to play. For the golfer who has room in their house, this will make the perfect gift, and maybe they will invite you over for a game!

A GPS Watch also makes a great gift and the Garmin Approach S62 watch has been a popular choice. Starting at $499 this watch has so many features you’ll want to wear it for everyday use so you are never without it when you hit the course.

Golf lessons with a PGA Professional make great gifts as well. Purchase one or a series of lessons for that special someone. If you want to learn as well, how about a couples lesson. You can show your spouse you want to join them on the course by giving the gift of a lesson for two. The November 5 - ­December 2, 2021

best part is that your spouse doesn’t have to teach you!

Another unique gift I found is a personalized “A History of Golf” book featuring authentic articles from the New York Times. Personalize the cover with the name of the recipient and it will be the centerpiece of any golfer’s coffee table or man cave. They will have endless hours reliving Bobby Jones Grand Slam, Jack Nicklaus’ 18 majors and the rise of Tiger Woods and much more.

If you must be boring and give golf balls this year, customize them. Most companies offer free customization over the holiday season. Imprint them with their name, nickname or a funny saying. Three lines of script is the max so have fun it. A dozen is typically all you have to buy and they will love showing them off to their friend next spring on the course. Be creative, I’ve seen golf balls imprinted with such things as “If found call John Smith and their phone number.” I wonder if any of these balls every got returned.

Check with your local golf course. I am sure they would be happy to order them for you.

Indoor putting mats have also made a comeback in the last several years. The Perfect Practice Putting Mat is one of those great gift items. Endorsed by PGA Professional Dustin Johnson this product will be a hit in any golfer’s household.

Have some fun this holiday season by giving some unique gifts to your golfing friends and family. Hopefully everyone will be able to give gifts inperson this season and be able to ring in 2022 with all your golfing buddies. All the best and will see you on the course next year!

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Holiday Highlights Shopping, music, kid-friendly activities ... events to get you ready for the holidays.

Holiday Bazaar The community is invited to the Osage Family Partnership’s 41st Annual Holiday Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, in the middle school gyms at 635 Hwy 42, Osage Beach. Over 100 booths are projected to register and will be offering a variety of handmade crafts, home décor, jewelry, clothes and other specialty holiday items. Attendees can also expect to find items like personalized ornaments, favorited graphic tees, custom tumblers, original art, beautiful woodwork and more.

The Osage Family Partnership High School Tribe organizes this shopping extravaganza to raise funds for School of the Osage senior scholarships, teacher grant requests and other student resources. Organizer Stephanie Dehner has helped this event grow over the last four years. “We are really proud of this event and how much it has increased in vendor registration, event attendance and quality of items offered” expressed Dehner. “The bazaar is the perfect way to support local small businesses, the school’s teachers and students while purchasing gifts that you can take home. With supply issues everywhere, it certainly is an opportunity to get your holiday shopping finished with no shipping delays.”

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is back and will be available for pictures with the kids. In addition, spirit wear and Project Graduation discount cards will be available for purchase. Admission is two dollars.

The event will be accepting vendor registrations through Nov. 20. Please email sotobazaar@gmail.com to request a vendor application or text ‘bazaar’ to 41444. For additional updates follow facebook.com/sotobazaar.

Christmas on the Square

The Camdenton Area Chamber of Commerce hosts Christmas on the Square with free, fun activities for the family.

On December 3, a Christmas tree lighting will be held from 5:30-7 p.m. on the Camden County Courthouse lawn. A live reindeer display, photos with Mrs. Claus, hot chocolate and mulled cider and a bell choir will perform.

On December 4 from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. the festivities continue with games and entertainment. Santa arrives at 11 a.m.

A petting zoo, music, nativity scene, crafts, giveaways, hot dogs, cookies and hot chocolate will be served. Enter to win a holiday meal and bring a few canned good items to participate in the Can-Do Challenge. All donations go to the LAMB House to provide for those in need.

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ON THE COVER Christmas for Kids One of the largest fundraisers to help provide Lake area children gifts for the holidays takes place during Christmas for Kids, held December 11 at the Lodge of Four Seasons Campana Hall.

Hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Ozark Coast, the event features a fun evening of cocktails, dinner and entertainment.

Cocktails begin at 5:30 p.m., a three-course dinner is served at 6:30 p.m. Entertainment will be provided by Elite Lighting & Sound. Several sponsorships to secure seating are available. Single tickets are $100 in advance. Everyone attending is asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy with the value of $20 or $20 cash.

One of the highlights of the evening is the large live and silent auction. Volunteers are needed Dec. 11-13 to build the toy store and for toy distribution.

For more information go to www.lakeareachristmasforkids.com. To purchase a sponsorship or for questions, email Dawn at dawn.waldron@edwardjones.com.

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The ice skating rink opens on November 25. The Christmas Village is open every weekend from Thanksgiving to Christmas with Santa Claus, Elf storytelling, s’mores around the fire pits, and games for the family.

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Missy McPheeters and Robert Bair will share the stage on November 5 at Great Stone Coffee.

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o Much More than Just Mountains: A John Denver Retrospective will be presented by the Lake Arts Council in cooperation with the Great Stone Coffee House on Friday, November 5, at 7 p.m. Great Stone is located at 1375 State Highway KK in Osage Beach.

Music will include selections from Denver’s pre-recording days until the close of his career.

The program is free and open to the public. The coffeehouse environment offers a family-friendly setting for the show.

The program will feature local artists Robert Bair, who brings over 50 years of experience with popular music, and Missy McPheeters, renowned violinist and vocalist.

This program is sponsored in part by the Missouri Arts Council. For more information, contact the Lake Arts Council office at 573-964-6366 or check the website at www,artsatthlake.com.

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DINING GUIDE AMERICAN/FAMILY STYLE 4 Seasons Cafe/JJ Lafata’s 4312 Horseshoe Bend Pkwy.

Lake Ozark; 365-6989 5 Diner (The) 25718 Hwy. 5 Gravois Mills; 372-8146 Applebee’s 4040 Highway 54 Osage Beach; 348-9595 applebees.com Bee’s Knees 106 W. Jasper St. Versailles; 539-2525 Blondie’s Tropical Burger Bar 1255 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-1255 blondieslakeozark.com Buffalo Wild Wings 200 Kestrel Ln. Lake Ozark; 693-1060 buffalowildwings.com Chili’s Grill & Bar 3820 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-1116 chilis.com Chuckwagon Cafe 888 N. Business Rt. 5 Camdenton; 346-5050 chuckwagoncafemo.com Coco’s Bistro 5837 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-5125 Dam It Larry’s 1508 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 552-8080 Eagle View Sports Bar & Grille at Osage National 400 Osage Hills Rd. Lake Ozark; 365-1950 osagenational.com Fire Station Bar & Grill 146 Illinois St. Camdenton; 873-2222 firestationbargrill.com Golden Corral 3734 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 693-9156 goldencorral.com Greenside Bar & Grill at Lake Valley Country Club 367 C.C. Blair Dr. Camdenton; 346-7213 lakevalleygolf.com

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Hy-Vee Market Grill 929 Hwy. D Osage Beach; 302-7977 hy-vee.com J.D. Waddles at the Inn at Grand Glaize 5142 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-4731 innatgrandglaize.com/jd-waddles JJ Twig’s 1815 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 365-9911 jjtwigs.com Jones Outpost 6409 Hwy. 7 Montreal; 346-9866 Off the Cliff 66 North Shore Dr. Lake Ozark; 365-1655 offtheclifflakeozark.com Outback Steakhouse 3930 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-4670 outback.com Panera Bread 4840 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-0024 panerabread.com Pioneer Restaurant 801 W. Newton St. Versailles; 378-5886 RJ’s Family Restaurant 275 W. Hwy. 54 Camdenton; 346-6133 Rock Bar & Grill (The) at Indian Rock Golf Club 100 Indian Lake Ave. Laurie; 372-3023, ext. 15 indianrockgolfclub.com

Roxie’s Roadhouse

1289 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 365-9960

T-Rays Uglys Bar

2545 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-9974 Tuckers Shuckers Oysters & Tap 1339 Bagnell Dam Blvd., Lake Ozark; 365-9769 tuckersshuckers.com Val’s Country Cookin’ and Sassy Servers 601 N. Main St. Laurie; 374-0922 Wacky Knacky Diner 4540 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 693-1900 wackyknackydiner.com

BARBECUE 10-42 Bar and Que

432 Valley Rd. Gravois Mills; 372-5141 Bandana’s Bar-B-Q 4315 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-4500 bandanasbbq.com Barn-B-Que Smokehouse 14 Ravenwood Dr. Lake Ozark; 693-9959 thebarnbque.com HalfSauced Barbeque 4185 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-3200 halfsauced.com Sweet Smoke BBQ 3797 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 693-9466 Wobbly Boots Roadhouse 4705 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-2277 wobblybootsbbq.com

BREAKFAST

Royal Catch Bar & Grill at the Regalia Hotel & Conference Center 250 Racquet Club Rd. Lake Ozark; 723-3000 theregaliahotel.com Taboo Ice Cream and Deli 200 N. Main Laurie; 207-5202 Tonka Hills Restaurant 2598 US-54 Linn Creek; 873-2140 Facebook.com/TonkaHillsOzarks

Breezes at the Lodge of Four Seasons 315 Four Seasons Dr. Lake Ozark; 365-3000 Cozy Café (The) 1018 Hwy. KK Osage Beach; 348-3324 Hook Cafe (The) at Old Kinderhook 58 Club Pl. #2 Camdenton; 317-3573 www.oldkinderhook.com/hookcafe On the Rise Bakery & Bistro 5439 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-4224 ontherisebakery.com Pancake House 5980 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-6400 Rusty Rooster Cafe (The) 3247 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-1778 rustyroostercafe.com Stewart’s Restaurant 1151 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 365-2400 stewartsrestaurants.com 98 E. Hwy. 54 Camdenton; 873-2900 8779 N. Hwy. 5 Greenview; 873-3000

CAJUN Brick House Cajun Cuisine 1333 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 573-693-9775 brickhousecajun.com

Shrimp Daddy’s 16218 N. Hwy. 5 Sunrise Beach; 374-7800

ETHNIC Arris’ Pizza 3924 Jr. Prewitt Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-2288 arrispizzapalace.com

BEAR CREEK VALLEY GOLF CLUB 910 MO-42 Osage Beach; 573-302-1000 bearcreekvalley.com Our cozy restaurant and Lounge offers a variety of menu choices for breakfast and lunch. Great food and service!

Dine In, Curbside or Carryout.

China Town Chinese Restaurant 465 W. Hwy. 54 Camdenton; 346-4962 Touch of Asia 3715 Osage Beach Pkwy., Suite 1 Osage Beach; 302-7733 Wok-N-Roll 1359 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 365-2090

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Osage Beach; 302-0088

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Domenico’s Italian Restaurant 4737 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-5335 domenicoslakeozark.com Li’L Rizzo’s 2196 Horseshoe Bend Pkwy.

Lake Ozark; 365-3003 lilrizzos.com 929 Premium Outlets Dr. Osage Beach; 302-1500 Shell’s Pasta Emporium 3924 Jr. Prewitt Pkwy., Suite C Osage Beach; 693-9171

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FINE DINING 1932 Reserve

1202 Procter Dr. Osage Beach; 693-9197 www.1932reserve.com Baxter’s Lakeside Grille 2124 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 365-2669 baxterslakesidegrille.com

126 Illinois St. SW Camdenton; 873-2876

Pablito’s Taqueria 5896 Osage Beach Pkwy. #1 Osage Beach; 552-8450 Sergio’s Taqueria 4824 Osage Beach Pkwy. #4 Osage Beach; 302-7337 2107 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-1771 4466 Horseshoe Bend Pkwy.

Four Seasons; 693-9479

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Vista Grande Mexican Restaurant 4579 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-1231 vistagrandemexicanrestaurant. com

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Mexicali Blues Cantina 6605 Highway 54 Osage Beach; 302-0419 mexblues.com

Authentic Cajun at the Water’s Edge

Vera Cruz 309 MO-5 Versailles; 378-5757

El Caporal 323 Hwy. 54, Suite 101 Camdenton; 317-1500 elcaporalcamdenton.com

MaMa CiTa’s Mexican Cantina 939 Chef Street Osage Beach; 693-9946 mamacitasosagebeach.com

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Tres Hombres 8779 N. Highway 5 Camdenton; 873-5822 cantinatreshombres.com

Sunrise Cantina 264 Sunset Hills Dr. Sunrise Beach; 374-8185 sunrisecantina.net Taqueria La Tapatia 5838 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-1161

BENTLEY’S RESTAURANT & PUB 3100 Bagnell Dam Blvd., Lake Ozark; 573-365-5301 bentleysrestaurantmo.com Steaks, seafood and prime rib Entrees starting at $15.95. Quality food, a full bar and great customer service. Patio open weather permitting.

HK’s Steakhouse 315 Four Seasons Dr. Lake Ozark; 365-3000 4seasonsresort.com JB Hook’s 2260 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 365-3255 jbhooks.com Jeffrey’s Prime Rib & Lobster 1252 Hwy. KK Osage Beach; 348-DINE jeffreysatthelake.com Michael’s Steak Chalet 1440 Swiss Village Rd. Osage Beach; 348-3611 steakchalet.com

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DINING GUIDE Trophy Room in Old Kinderhook 56 Club Place Camdenton; 317-3560 oldkinderhook.com Windrose Marker 26 at Margaritaville Resort 26 MM of the Lake 494 Tan Tar A Dr. Osage Beach; 348-3131 MargaritavilleResortLakeoftheOzarks.com

PIZZA Andy’s Pizza

RESTAURANTS & BARS Barstool Mountain Saloon 1104 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-1887 Casablanca 1312 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 964-5224 casablancalakeozark.com Chances ‘R’ 310 S. Main St. Laurie; 374-8770

108 Cecil St. Camdenton; 346-8300 addyspizza.com

City Limits Restaurant and Spirits 664 Hwy. Y Eldon; 392-3105

Al’s Chevy’s Pizza & Pub 5151 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-0027 lakeozarkpizza.com

Foxxy Roxy Sports Bar at the Regalia Hotel and Conference Center 250 Racquet Club Rd. Lake Ozark; 723-3000 theregaliahotel.com

Alley Cats Pizza & Pub 1263 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 964-5559 Big Ry’s Pizzeria 27574 Hwy. Y Rocky Mount; 392-5271

Casagrotto Pizza

1312 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 964-5224 casablancalakeozark.com

Dam Good Slice Pizza 1097 Bagnell Dam Blvd, Lake Ozark; 693-9954 damgoodslicepizza.com

Godfathers Pizza Express at CG’s Mini Mart 11947 N Hwy. 5 Sunrise Beach; 374-4433 PaPPo’s Pizzeria & Pub 4705 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 693-1092 pappospizzeria.com Pepperoni Bill’s 35 Camden Ct. Camdenton; 873-2365 Imo’s Pizza 4344 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-8300 imospizza.com/store/lakeof-the-ozarks Tony G’s Pizzeria 14160 Twin Bays Rd. Gravois Mills; 372-3600

Hero’s Junction 27560 Hwy. Y Rocky Mount; 392-5850 Hurricane Dolly’s 258 Trail End Rd. Sunrise Beach; 374-2895 Lucy’s at the Lake 1311 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-1711 Marty Byrde’s 1286 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 240-2274 martybyrde.com Oh Tommy’s Irish Pub 6285 N. State Hwy. 7 Roach; 347-3133 ohtommysirishpub.com The Office Neighborhood Pub 4460 Horseshoe Bend Pkwy.

Lake Ozark; 693-1555 Scuttlebutt Bar & Grill 91 East Hwy. 54 Camdenton; 346-4994 S.N.A.F.U. 1275 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-1693 Tirebiters Peanut Pub 4704 Jayhawk St. Osage Beach; 552-8842 Viking Post 306 2097 State Rd. Y Linn Creek; 317-1109

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A LOCAL FAVORITE AT THE LAKE!

Whittle’s Pub & Grub 108 S. Maple St. Eldon; 392-5900 Wicked Willie’s Sports Grill 5384 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 693-1777 wickedwilliessportsgrill.com Willowes 2010 State Rd. A Montreal; 346-6197 Woody’s Tavern 5834 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-0545

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Backwater Jacks 18 MM of the Main Channel 4341 Beach Dr. Osage Beach; 348-6639 backwaterjacks.com

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Bear Bottom Resort 38 MM of the Main Channel Lake Road 5-36 Sunrise Beach; 374-6905 bearbottomresort.com

ENTERTAINMENT

Boathouse Lakeside Bar & Grill 3 MM of the Main Channel 107 Village Marina Rd./W-20 Eldon; 552-9496 Bobber’s Restaurant at Alhonna Resort 8 MM of the Main Channel 677 Outer Drive Lake Ozark; 365-2634 thealhonnaresort.com Boondockz at Lazy Dayz Resort 45 MM of the Main Channel 267 Runaway Dr. Climax Springs, 345-4590 runawayresort.com

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Bulldog’s Beach House 33 MM of the Main Channel 121 Teton Ln. Camdenton; 873-3311 bulldogsbeachhouse.com Captain Ron’s Bar & Grill 34.5 MM of the Main Channel 82 Aloha Ln. Sunrise Beach; 374-5852 captainronsatthelake.com

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DINING GUIDE Coconuts Caribbean Beach Bar & Grill 7 MM of the Gravois Arm 15208 Red Hollow Rd. Gravois Mills; 372-6500 coconutsatthelake.com

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Daddio’s Soda Shop 6.3MM of the Gravois Arm 27485 Cross Lane Barnett; 375-5603

Lake House 13 13 MM of the Main Channel 98 Oasis Cir. Sunrise Beach; 372-8339 lakehouse13.com

Docknockers 4 MM of the Main Channel 245 Wheelhouse Ct. Lake Ozark; 693-1633 docknockers.com Dog Days Bar & Grill 19 MM of the Main Channel 1232 Jeffries Rd. Osage Beach; 348-9797 dogdays.ws

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Fish & Company (The) 31 MM of the Main Channel 268 Wego Fish Ln. Camdenton; 873-0022 thefishandcompany.com Franky and Louie’s 10 MM of the Main Channel 1028 Deer Valley Rd. Sunrise Beach; 374-5750 frankyandlouies.com H. Toad’s Bar and Grill at Camden on the Lake 7 MM of the Lake 2359 Bittersweet Rd. Lake Ozark; 365-5500 camdenonthelake.com Halfway Inn 47 MM of the Main Channel Lake Road 135-3 (1038 Cup Tree Rd.) Gravois Mills; 374-1919 halfway-inn.com

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21 MM of the Main Channel 1700 Yacht Club Dr. Osage Beach; 693-1525 hightidepool.com JB’s Boathouse Grill at Margaritaville Resort 26 MM of the Lake 494 Tan Tar A Dr. Osage Beach; 348-8619 MargaritavilleResortLakeoftheOzarks.com Jolly Roger’s Grub & Grog/ Kraken Shack Seafood and Oyster Bar 4.5 MM of the Gravois Arm 28443 Polk Dr. Rocky Mount; 392-0700

Lake Burger 29475 Mill Creek Marina Rd. Gravois Mills; 207-4422 lakeburger.com

LakeSide Cafe at Ozark Yacht Club 1 MM of the Main Channel 500 Yacht Club Landing Dr. Lake Ozark; 552-8401 ozarkyachtclub.com Landshark Bar & Grill at Margaritaville Resort 26 MM of the Lake 494 Tan Tar A Dr. Osage Beach; 348-8593 MargaritavilleResortLakeoftheOzarks.com Larry’s on the Lake 31 MM of the Main Channel 364 Galley Rd. Camdenton; 873-5227 larrysonthelake.com Lazy Gator’s 7 MM of the Main Channel 132 Sweet William Rd. Lake Ozark; 660-441-0574 lazygators.com Maggie’s on the Lake 8MM Gravois Arm 15251 Fleener Dr. Gravois Mills; 207-3693 Miller’s Landing 28.5 MM of the Main Channel 1431 Runabout Dr. Osage Beach; 348-5268 themillerslanding.com NautiFish Rum Bar 3 MM of the Niangua Arm 1022 Nautica Rd. Camdenton; 286-2226 nautifishrumbar.com Neon Taco 0MM 1076 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 964-6064 Papa Chubby’s Food & Booze 26 MM of the Main Channel 820 Serene Valley Dr. Sunrise Beach; 374-8000 papachubbys.com

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DINING GUIDE Paradise Tropical Restaurant & Bar 24 MM of the Main Channel 430 Tropical Trail Dr. Sunrise Beach; 374-4777 paradiseatthelake.com Red Fox Bar & Grill 50 MM of the Main Channel 1433 Red Fox Rd. Climax Springs; 345-4596

Gravois Mills; 207-0029 tapandgrillatthelake.com The Wet Spot Bar & Grill 59.5 MM of the Main Channel 33880 Ivy Bend Rd. Stover; 372-9903

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RedHead Lakeside Grill 21MM of the Main Channel 1700 Yacht Club Dr. Osage Beach; 693-1525 redheadyachtclub.com

Ozark Distillery & Ozark Brewery 1684 Hwy. KK Osage Beach; 348-2449 ozarkdistillery.com

Shady Gator’s 7 MM of the Main Channel 132 Sweet William Rd. Lake Ozark; 365-6464 shadygators.com

Seven Springs Winery 846 Winery Hills Estates Linn Creek; 317-0100 sevenspringswinery.com

Shorty Pants Lounge 21 MM of the Main Channel 1680 Autumn Ln. Osage Beach; 302-1745 shortypantslounge.com Tap and Grill Lake Side Brew Haus 6.5 MM of the Main Channel 31959 Dunwandrin Rd.

Shawnee Bluff Vineyard 8 Tolwood Rd. Eldon; 365-1100 shawneebluffwinery.com Shawnee Bluff Winery 2430 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

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Cree Mee Drive-in

801 S. Aurora St. Eldon; 392-5418

Culver’s 5785 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-0244 culvers.com/restaurants/ osage-beach

Harmy’s Cheese Store & More 6378 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 693-1243 harmys.com

Eldon Drive-In 607 S. Aurora St. Eldon; 392-3490

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Yankee Peddlers Tea Room 1011 Main St. Osage Beach; 348-5045 yankeepeddlerstearoom.com

Great Stone Coffee

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SQeZ Juice & Health 3869 Osage Beach Pkwy. N. Osage Beach; 552-8790 sqezjuicehealth.com

Icehole 1371 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark; 693-9594 LOTO Lounge 5180 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 552-8179 Ozark Shave Ice & Creamery 1508 Bagnell Dam Blvd.

Lake Ozark Randy’s Frozen Custard 4681 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 693-1423 randysfrozencustard.com

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Osage Beach; 693-1225

Jimmy John’s 4082 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 302-7323 jimmyjohns.com Steak & Shake 3920 Osage Beach Pkwy.

Osage Beach; 348-0090 steaknshake.com

How to submit To have your restaurant included in the Drink & Dine restaurant listing, send restaurant name, address, phone number, website and your contact information to charis.lakesun@ gmail.com.

Some restaurants have seasonal hours. Please check with venue to confirm they are open. All phone numbers are in the 573 area code.

Sip Coffee House 932 U.S. Hwy. 54 Camdenton; 873-2565 Shady Gables Tea Room 300 E. Newton St. Versailles; 378-2740 shadygables.com

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THE ARTS

Fiber Artists meet to make hats

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n 2020 Lake Area Fiber Artists started making hats to donate to local schools and organizations. That year the members made 238 hats. In 2021, members made 300 hats to distribute.

The hats are for infants to adults, and are hand-knit or crocheted, sewn and some were purchased. These hats are given to the Homeless Shelter, Citizens Against Domestic Violence and the, Camdenton and Osage schools.

Anyone interested in donating yarn, supplies, making hats or being involved with LAFA guild can call Lois at 573-374-6927.

Lake Area Fiber Artists is a non-profit organization that meets on the second Thursday of the month at the Community Christian Church in Camdenton. Meeting and show & tell is from 12-1 p.m. with a program/speaker from 1-2 p.m. For more information, go to www.lakefiberarts.com.

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CONCERT compiled by Charis Patires

Lake Area Chorale shares the gift of music

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preading Christmas cheer. That’s the goal of the Lake Area Chorale who has been providing free concerts to the community for more than 30 years.

The holiday concert series is a favorite for both the performers and the packed audience that comes out to attend one of the shows.

“We perform to share our love of music with the community, and to show those in

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CONCERT the area how much talent there is at the Lake,” chorale director Tracey Garrett says.

About 50 singers make up the chorale each year ranging in age from 30 to over 80 years old. The chorale provides those who love to sing an opportunity to make music with a group of like-minded folks. Concerts are held each fall and spring.

Anyone can join the chorale when it comes time to rehearse for the season but it is a commitment, Garrett says. Singers rehearse for once a week for two hours for 10-12 weeks in addition to showing up for the concerts. They usually perform five concerts at venues across the Lake area. Rehearsals alternate between Christ the King Lutheran Church in Lake Ozark and Kent Memorial Lutheran Church in Sunrise Beach.

The selection of songs chosen for the Christmas concerts will be a mix of Advent music and some newer songs not everyone may know. The chorale is backed up by two new pianists who sometimes play one piano at the same time which is sure to entertain audiences this holiday season.

The Greater Lake Area Chorale dates back to 1962 when a community choir was formed in Eldon. Garrett has been the director since 2019 and has been a member since 2007.

Born in Murphysboro, Ill., she holds degrees in flute performance from Illinois Wesleyan University & Southern Methodist

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University and did postgraduate study in vocal performance while at SMU. She performs as a flutist and vocalist in concerts around the area and the country. Garrett is a parttime secretary and serves as the Choir Director and Coordinator of Worship and Artistic Ministries for Kent Memorial Lutheran Church. She had been the assistant director of the Lake Area Chorale for several years, and served as the interim director for the spring 2019 concert series before her appointment as director.

“It’s the chance to share something I love, something I care deeply about, with people here in the Lake area,” Garrett said.

“To be able to keep this group active and performing is such a joy and an honor. The musicians love to sing and love to be able to share music with our communities.”

Nancy Witham has been with the chorale for 27 years. She began in 1994 when a friend who was in the chorale persuaded her to join. In all the years of performing, Witham says she only missed one concert season. The 88-yearold Lake area resident is the soprano section leader and plans to stay involved as long as possible.

“It’s a great experience and I’ve very thankful I’ve had the opportunity,” she says. Witham started singing in the church choir and has always enjoyed performing. While it’s a commitment, it’s also rewarding and an important program to offer the com-

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Casablanca, Steven Scott, 7 p.m.

Shawnee Bluff Winery, Sax on the Beach, 2-5 p.m.

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