Lake Ozark Growth Tied to Tourism and Park Plans
Lake Ozark, nine years old, relies on tourist trade for 90 percent of business. Thirty five business houses, Red Moore's cafe and White House Cafe among early establishments. The town runs its water plant, powers from Union Electric, and owns Ozark Central Telephone. A four year high school opened in 1988 with 240 students and four buses. Citizens push to create a state park on the 5400 acre Horshoe Bend tract, potentially accelerating growth.
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