L•O PROFILE’S OBJECTIVE is to promote and advance local businesses. Serving LOP customers is a privilege, and business owners return to the magazine time after time as a marketing resource due to continued sales growth and increased consumer traffic. This mutually beneficial marketing relationship ensures the Lake of the Ozarks will continue to thrive for years to come.
PETS HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE IN THEIR OWNER’S HEARTS. They offer loyalty, immense joy, and unconditional love to their humans! Some of these pets are soft and cuddly, while some are majestic or even unique. All, however, are special to their owners. L•O PROFILE is pleased to present some pretty amazing pets from their valued Marketing Partners.
The new A&E series Ozark Law premiered on January 8, show- casing the hard work and dedication of the Osage Beach and Lake Ozark Police Departments. The 10-episode series, produced by Lucky 8, offers a behind-the-scenes look at how local law en- forcement handles the challenges of managing the huge influx of tourists during the busy summer months. The series is avail- able for streaming on the A&E app and aetv.com, and can also be viewed On Demand. Lake Ozark Police Chief James Boren praised the professionalism of the Lucky 8 crew, expressing satisfaction with the final product, which he believes accurately portrays the real challenges law enforcement faces at the Lake of the Ozarks during peak seasons.
In life, some people choose to avoid what can be difficult, different, or special, and then there are those extraordinary people who run toward it!
Osage Beach Police Sergeant Travis Morley is one of those extraordinary people. Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and later Reed City, Michigan, where he graduated in 2003, he joined the U.S. Army and served in the 1st Infantry Division. His service took him to Ft. Benning,Georgia, Iraq, and two tours in Germany. When his time of service came to an end, he was left wondering where his skills and experiences from the past years could best be applied He landed in St. Louis, Missouri in 2006, where he attended the Police Academy. After graduating in 2007, his path led him to Lake of the Ozarks and a position on the Osage Beach Police Force. It was there that he found his next calling of service when he was introduced to the world of special needs and disabilities through the LETR (Law Enforcement Torch Run) and Special Olympics.