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THE 8TH ANNUAL GP M.A.D.E. FOUNDATION PAR 3 INVITATIONAL was held on May 18 at The Club at Old Hawthorne in Columbia, Missouri. The event welcomed 216 golfers and featured John Anderson of ESPN as special master of ceremonies. Hosted by Hall of Fame Coach Gary Pinkel and his wife, Missy, the invitational remains one of the Foundation’s premier fundraising events.


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THE 47TH ANNUAL HK’S LAKE OF THE OZARKS OPEN brought together golf enthusiasts, sports celebrities and fundraisers on June 7–8, benefiting Lake Regional Health System. Held at The Lodge of Four Seasons and The Club at Porto Cima, the event featured a scramble golf tournament, a benefit party, and appearances by the honorary chair, former NFL player Bill Maas, along with numer...


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L•O PROFILE is dedicated to promoting and elevating local businesses. Serving our partners is a privilege, and many return issue after issue, seeing measurable growth in sales and increased consumer engagement. This ongoing partnership strengthens both our clients and the Lake of the Ozarks community as a whole, helping it thrive for years to come.


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L•O PROFILE’s MAY/JUNE LAUNCH SOCIAL was held May 5 at The Club at Porto Cima, celebrating the magazine’s Build, Design and Real Estate Edition release. The evening spotlighted cover person, Bill Maas, who also serves as Celebrity Chairman for the HK’s LOTO Open Golf Tournament.


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Lake Regional Cancer Center will receive a new linear accelerator after the state approved a one-time $3 million appropriation to replace the aging radiation therapy machine, which has reached the end of its service life.


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