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QuarterMania Auction 2016!

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There is always a lot going on at the Lake, and residents are always looking for ways to help out those in need. Fran Campbell Team is proud to be part of such a generous community, and we encourage our team members to give back to the community in any way they can. Tammy Rosenthal, one of our outstanding Lake of the Ozarks real estate agents , is a member of Professional Business Women - Heart of the Ozarks. This weekend, they're hosting their annual fundraiser: QuarterMania. If you are looking for a fun way to give back, you'll have to check out this great event! QuarterMania Date: Sunday, April 3rd, 2016 Time: Doors open at 1:00 PM, Auction starts at 2:00 PM Location: Inn at Grand Glaize Ticket Price: $15 in advance, $20 at the door This "auction" fundraiser redefines everything you thought you knew about auctions. Participants drop quarters into a passing buckets for a chance to win each item as it is brought up to the auction block, and then numbers...

The Annual HK's Golf Tournament!

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Planning on spending the weekend at your condo at the Lake of the Ozarks , and looking for something fun to do while you're here? Come participate in the annual HK's Golf Tournament! This fantastic event raises money to fund the Lake Regional Laboratory, ensuring quick and easy community access to medical  care at the Lake of the Ozarks. If you have interest in any interest in sports, you're going to love this top-notch event! You'll have the opportunity to meet Mizzou Head Football Coach Gary Pinkel, Kansas City Chiefs Ambassadors, and other sports celebrities! The tournament will take place June 6-8 and will feature several closest-to-the-hole and hole-in-one prizes, as well as two putting contests. History of HK's Golf Tournament Up until 1970s, the closest medical facilities available to Lake of the Ozarks residents were 50 miles away. In this quickly growing community, many individuals who suffered serious medical emergencies did not survive ...