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1 month ago | 
lakeexpo.com | Adrienne Brown
In January of this year, LakeExpo published an article warning about lawsuits against local businesses that alleged those businesses websites were in violation of ADA law. Lake of the Ozarks-based
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
lakeexpo.com | Adrienne Brown
A Lake of the Ozarks area resort has been sued over an allegedly non-ADA-compliant website. Now the business is facing thousands of dollars in potential penalties, for not having website elements that would have taken a fraction of that cost to implement. Sandy Waggett, owner of web-design and social media management company MSW Interactive Designs, said the resort called her company after being served with the lawsuit.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
northendagents.com | Adrienne Brown
By Adrienne Maree BrownEmpire wants to feel safe alonestockpiles stonesaimed at mirror neuronssees danger everywherebut never disarmsdo you rememberall the times we’ve been right hereknowing exactly enough to thrivebut slowly surrendering the gardento private cruelties, made loudevery split rock holdsone mother bent over one precious childamethyst joy, ruby sacrificeshe blesses the fragrant crownhow dare you not worship?
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
lakeexpo.com | Adrienne Brown
“I’ve heard enough about boating,” said no boater ever. And especially after the holiday buzz wears off, boaters often start dreaming about getting back on the water. Problem: the lake is frozen. Solution: with a new year comes boat shows, featuring the latest boat toys, advanced fishing tech, and, of course, new boats.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
lakeexpo.com | Adrienne Brown
For working parents around the Lake of the Ozarks, quality childcare that also helps children develop their love of learning can be difficult to find. In 2006, Kari and Ralph Johnson opened their first childcare facility with the high standard of creating an environment where their own children could thrive. Fast forward 18 years and Kradle to Krayon Daycare is going strong with three locations and expanding facilities.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
lakeexpo.com | Adrienne Brown
The Ozarks weather takes a toll on homes. Pollen, leaves, dirt, and other gunk stick to the siding and roofs of Lake homes and businesses, leaving them in desperate need of a good cleaning. But for most homeowners — whether it's their primary home or especially a second-home on the water — scrubbing down the siding, roof and windows isn't making it onto the to-do list. Not only does the job take some serious elbow grease, it can easily eat up an entire weekend, taking away much needed family time.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
lakeexpo.com | Adrienne Brown
Surviving central Missouri weather is a thing. Frigid winters and suffocating summers can often outstay their welcome. A key factor to staying cozy all year long is embracing the old adage (“wait a few hours and the weather will change”)… AND, of course, having a cooling and heating system in ship-shape!“Our customers are really grateful when we show up in the middle of the night during winter storms to fix their heater or pipes,” said Blake Fryer, owner of Sundown Home Solutions.
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Nov 26, 2024 | 
lakeexpo.com | Adrienne Brown
Everyone loves Christmas lights…everyone, that is, except for Dad. While Christmas lights bring a magical, sparkling element to chilly December nights, Dad just sees the work of going up and down a ladder and dealing with those confoundingly frustrating tangles of endless Christmas light strings. Let’s play the “What if…” game and dream up a better situation for all the dads and their families at the Lake…• What if Dad never had to get on a ladder on Thanksgiving weekend, ever again?
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
dvidshub.net | Adrienne Brown
2 RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT, Texas – In a display of enduring collaboration, Red River Army Depot and BAE Systems celebrated two decades of partnering for the Soldier during a ceremony Nov. 20 at the depot. The celebration commemorates the long-standing partnership between the two organizations as they continue to rebuild and remanufacture the Bradley Fighting Vehicle System.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
army.mil | Adrienne Brown
RED RIVER ARMY DEPOT, Texas – In a display of enduring collaboration, Red River Army Depot and BAE Systems celebrated two decades of partnering for the Soldier during a ceremony Nov. 20 at the depot. The celebration commemorates the long-standing partnership between the two organizations as they continue to rebuild and remanufacture the Bradley Fighting Vehicle System.
