Magazine Articles

American Waste Systems staff in front of front loader truck

Marie Elium.   “Everyone Loves a parade, but the real fun comes afterward for sweeping companies” North American Sweepers Magazine April 2009 10-11

Jennifer Taylor “Royal Service” North American Sweepers Magazine April 1, 2014

Jennifer Taylor “Seizing the Moment” American Liquid Waste Magazine April 1, 2014

American Companies” American Liquid Waste Magazine August 10, 2018

Television

You can't turn that into a house on FYI Shannon Holsman-Lock and Gale Holsman

Gale Holsman and Shannon Holsman-Lock starred in an episode of You Can’t Turn That Into a House

You Can’t Turn That Into a House approached American Waste Systems Inc. to turn their 40 yard dumpster into a tiny home. It sounded like a fun idea and a great addition to our ranch Holsman Stables. Click here to check out episode 6 and the amazing result when you take a 40 yard dumpster and turn it into a house!

Total Venue was featured on KCPT’s The Local Show

 Gale Holsman Guest judged a sweeping competition on Junkyard Wars.

junkyard wars logo

Click here for show coverage on World Sweeper
by Ranger Kidwell-Ross

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper Excerpts

 


Santa-Cali-Gon Days

Today, if you walk around the historic Square, the streets are tidy and clean, an amazing feat considering the 250,000 festival attendees. Thanks to Gale Holsman, owner of American Sweeping, whose crew picked up 12 to 15 tons of trash daily, cleaned up spills, power washed and vacuumed the streets. They did an amazing job. The Square almost shines!

The Examiner, by Barbara Langley
Santa-Cali-Gon benefits many. Annual festival helps chamber and other Groups

santa cali gon days festival clean-up

 

Kansas City’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Around 2:30 p.m. the first parade was over and another began. More than a dozen mechanized street sweepers from American Sweeping Inc. worked their way north on Grand, clearing the discarded and blowing cans, bottles, bags and miles of silly string, sucking up debris in figure eights, avoiding one another with the grace of dancers. Within an hour, you couldn’t even tell a party had happened.

Edition: MID-AMERICA, Section: NATIONAL/WORLD, Page A1
St. Patrick’s Day Parade Blue sky and green crowd make for a lucky day in Kansas City, By Anne Lamoy; Lee Hill Kavanaugh