BRANSON, Mo. — Starting today, the Branson Public Works Department will begin its annual spring clean-up at no cost to city residents.
Beginning today, residents wanting to get rid of items their residential trash haulers normally wouldn’t be able to pick up have a chance this week to have them taken away.
Residents must place their unwanted items on their curbs by 8 a.m. This service is only for residents of Branson.
Branson Board of Aldermen Consider Elevate Branson Request, Celebrate Moe Bandy
One of the items on the agenda for this evening’s Branson Board of Aldermen Meeting is a request for additional grant funding for Elevate Branson on their Elevate Community Project.
Storm Recovery, Surveys Continue
Officials continue to survey the storms that ripped through the Lakes Region early Sunday morning while agencies and individuals continue recovery efforts.
An effort in underway for people who were impacted by Sunday’s tornado that hit Boone County.
Storm Update: Three People Die in Storm Related Injuries, Thousands Still Without Power
The Memorial Day Weekend has seen three rounds of severe weather move through the Lakes Region.
MSHP Water Division Works a Pair of Accidents on Table Rock Lake
As boating traffic increased for the holiday weekend, the Missouri State Highway Patrol Water Division works a pair of incidents on Table Rock Lake.
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