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Local Events

Saturday, September 26th

  1. Community Electronics Recycling Event

    • Tech Remove is partnering with the City of Branson to provide a Community Electronics Recycling Event on Saturday, September 26, from 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. at the City Hall Employee Parking Lot, 345 E. 2nd Street.
      Tech Remove, LLC is coordinating with the City of Branson to provide the community electronics collection at no cost to the City, giving residents an additional recycling option immediately following Branson’s annual Fall Cleanup. Branson’s Fall Cleanup is scheduled for September 21–25. Electronics are prohibited from the City’s curbside collection. Residents are encouraged to save those items during cleanup week and bring them to the electronics recycling event on Saturday instead.
      Tech Remove will collect a wide variety of household and office electronics, including desktop and laptop computers; tablets; cell phones; monitors; gaming devices and consoles; hard drives and other data-bearing devices; keyboards and computer accessories; audio equipment and speakers; servers, modems and routers; cameras and photography equipment; printers and copiers; power tools; cables, power cords and power supplies; small appliances; and other qualifying electronics with a cord or battery. Data-bearing electronics collected by Tech Remove will be processed through secure recycling procedures designed to help protect participant privacy while recovering reusable materials.
      Most qualifying electronics can be dropped off without charge. The following fees apply to certain display devices: 
      ● CRT monitors — $5 
      ● LCD, LED and plasma televisions — $20 
      ● Tube/CRT televisions — $30 
      ● Projection televisions — $30

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Tuesday, October 6th

  1. Blood Drive

    • Community Blood Center of the Ozarks will host a blood drive on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 37 Beach Blvd, Kimberling City.Successful donors will receive a voucher for two free general admissions to the Dickerson Park Zoo, a $38 value, along with a limited-edition otter themed T-shirt while supplies last. Students 16 and under must get parental permission to donate. Appointments are strongly encouraged to manage donor flow. To schedule your appointment call 417-227-5006 or visit cbco.org/donate-blood.

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Concerts

Today

  1. Anne Wilson & Aodhán King

Tomorrow

  1. Ben Fuller & Megan Woods

Sunday, October 4th

  1. We Are Messenger & Andrew Ripp

Thursday, October 29th

  1. MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons & Sam Wesley

Saturday, November 7th

  1. MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons & Sam Wesley