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Trash truck crash injures two on MO-76

April 15, 2015
Charlea Mills

        Two men from the Springfield area were injured in a trash truck crash yesterday morning on MO-76.
        According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, Travis T. Arnold, 42, of Ozark, was driving a 2005 Mack trash truck northbound on MO-76 five miles south of Wheaton when the truck travelled off the right side of the roadway, struck an embankment and overturned into a fence.
        Arnold and passenger Jimmy A. Rainbolt, 40, of Springfield, were both injured in the wreck. Arnold was airlifted to CoxHealth South Hospital in Springfield with serious injuries. Rainbolt was taken by ambulance to CoxHealth South Hospital in Springfield with minor injuries. Neither of the men were wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash.
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  • This Week's Issue
    • Cornerstone Bank purchases former Country Dodge land
    • Cassville dog issue settled: enforcement begins January 1
    • Parades spread Christmas cheer over weekend
    • Prep begins for Cassville Early Childhood Center
    • The Great Ozarks Forgive-a-thon aims at eliminating $2.7 million in medical debt
    • Stumpff Family Event Center to host Gospel sing “God’s Glory”
    • Ramos graduates from Barry County Treatment Court program
    • Basketball teams hit the court across county
    • Lady Trojans epic win highlights tournament week
    • Cassville falls to Odessa in Class 3 title game, 49-28
    • Barry County Health Department releases November Food Service Report
    • What's the buzz? Exeter ag. adds beekeeping to curriculum
    • Purdy awards responsibility medals
    • Mercy rural hospitals receive $496,349 grant
    • Table Rock Lake oversight committee created by Corps of Engineers
    • Haven of the Ozarks' Pet of the Week: Heathcliff
    • Mercy donates hats, gloves to Cassville School
    • 10,543 deer harvested during antlerless portion
    • Cassville Intermediate names November Character Kids
    • Monett blood drive slated for Dec. 19
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