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Updated October 3, 2018
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Chicago man charged with murder
MILLER COUNTY – A Chicago man has been charged in the murder of
a man whose body was found in June of this year. |
Stoutland man dies
in accident
LAKE OF THE OZARKS – A Stoutland man is
dead in a one-vehicle accident last week in Camden County. |
Jacobsen: 70,000 bikers attended this year’s bikefest
LAKE OF THE OZARKS - The 2018 Lake of the
Ozarks Bikefest was held on September 12–16 and over 75,000
motorcycles and 115,000 people were in attendance, according to
Tim Jacobsen, Bikefest Committee Member and Executive Director
of the Lake of the Ozarks Convention & Visitors Bureau.
“The 12th year of the event saw growth with more bikes, more
people and long lengths of overnight stays,” Jacobsen said. “The
Lake of the Ozarks Bikefest was advertised throughout the
Midwest via biker publications, events, mailings, flyers,
postcards, radio, billboard, internet, email and biker word of
mouth.”
Full Throttle Magazine hosted the Passport Program where riders
purchased a $20 passport and then rode to 24 separate locations
where they received a stamp and then turned the completed
passport in at the Lake of the Ozarks Harley-Davidson Shop for a
drawing that was held at 4 p.m. on Sunday, September 16.
The winner, Darren White, from Wright City, MO, won the 2017
Harley-Davidson FXDL 103 Dyna Low Rider.
Proceeds from the Passport Program are used to promote the event
and a portion is allocated to benefit the efforts of the local
chapter of the Christian Motorcycle Association, Fishers of Men,
for their participation in executing the Passport Program.
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Annual run/walk for pancreatic cancer October 13
CAMDENTON – The annual Crush Pancreatic
Cancer 5K Fun Run/Walk Chili Cook-Off & Silent Auction will be
held October 13 at the Linn Creek City Park.
“On February 10, 2010, Camdenton Police Officer Floyd Sanders
lost his battle with Pancreatic Cancer,” a spokesman said.
“Since his passing, we have met numerous families within our
community that have also lost a loved one to this often silent
but deadly disease! Each year, we join forces with those
families to raise money and awareness about Pancreatic Cancer.”
All money raised at this event will go directly to the
Lustgarden Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research, where 100
percent of donations go towards finding a cure.
“We need runners, walkers and joggers to attend the Fun
Run/Walk, along with teams for our Chili Cook-Off,” the
spokesman said.
The schedule for the event is:
Fun Run/Walk
Registration at 9 a.m.
Walk begins at 10 a.m.
Individual Registration Fee $35 or Family Registration Fee is
$70
Chili Cook-Off
Registration at 10:15 a.m.
Serving Begins at 11 a.m. – Free and open to the public
Judging Begins at 11:30 a.m.
Winners Announced at 12:30 p.m.
Entry Fee $50 (up to four people per team)
Bring Chili “Ready-to-Eat” with serving utensils
Deadline October 12 to guarantee your spot
There will be a People’s Choice Award, so bring money to donate
to your favorite.
Silent Auction
9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
If you have any questions, please contact Melissa at
573-346-3600 ext. 223 or by e-mail at
mstradt@camdentoncity.com.
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