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Representatives from AT&T will present the directory at a noon Springfield City Council luncheon at the Busch Building. (Click here to see the cover of the book.)
More than 397,000 copies of the book serving the Springfield-Branson area will be mailed to residences, businesses and government offices.
“Being on the cover of our AT&T Yellow Pages books is one of the best places for an organization or advertiser to be for high visibility,” said AT&T area sales manager Bob Hammond.
The book is the first edition to carry the new AT&T name and logo. It includes
White Pages listings, coupons and Community Living pages that have maps, attractions and ZIP codes.
In conjunction with the directory delivery, AT&T will conduct the Project ReDirectory campaign to recycle outdated phone books. Through July 31, old directories may be dropped off at any of the Nestle Purina green recycling containers throughout the region and at Dillons Food Stores in Springfield.
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