The City of Lake Ozark formally approved and signed its partnership agreement with the Osage Nation in June, locking in the framework under which the city would receive 2.5% of the proposed casino’s net earnings — projected by city officials at more than $2 million a year once a casino operates. The agreement doesn’t approve…
Lake of the Ozarks Community Gaming — the private investor group formerly known as Osage River Gaming — paused its 2026 initiative petition campaign in May after falling short of the signatures needed to reach the statewide ballot. The group had budgeted a reported $20 million for the effort after Missouri voters rejected its Amendment…
The Osage Nation’s Visitors Center at 1075 Bagnell Dam Blvd remains on track to open in late summer 2026, bringing cultural exhibits, retail, and a coffee shop to the dam end of Lake Ozark. It’s the Nation’s first physical presence at the Lake and operates independently of the pending casino decision. We’ll publish the confirmed…