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This week, residents of the city of Cassville will see garbage bins with a new name, as the city has selected a new servicer among four bids submitted.

Mark Barton, of Cassville, has shared his story of recovery for many years, including on Dec. 29, 2021, as part of a 12-part series published in the Cassville Democrat, one step of the 12-step program for each month of the year.

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What: Trash service changing Who: Bid awarded to CARDS More: City moves away from Republic Services .

BY KYLE TROUTMAN ktroutman@cassville-democrat.com This week, residents of the city of Cassville will see garbage bins with a new name, as the city has selected a new servicer among four bids submitted. Steve Walensky, Cassville city administrator, said the trash service contract came up for bid this year, and four companies expressed interest, with one submitting a no-bid letter.

Barton: ‘People will be coming to start their new year off right’ Mark Barton, of Cassville, has shared his story of recovery for many years, including on Dec. 29, 2021, as part of a 12-part series published in the Cassville Democrat, one step of the 12-step program for each month of the year.

Arvest Bank has announced construction began Tuesday to replace the Main Street branch’s traditional drive thru lanes with ATM with Live Teller machines. Located at 503 Main St.

An Exeter woman died on Dec. 15 in a wreck at 6 p.m.