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Cave City to apply for grants for sewer upgrades
CAVE CITY, Ark. (KAIT) - A big upgrade for Cave City could be funded through grants. The city is applying for several grants to fund a $600,000 project to update its sewers. Mayor Jonas Anderson said the project is in its third phase and the city has been replacing 60-year-old concrete pipes across the city, which have been causing problems.
Arkansas gas prices decline ahead of busy holiday weekend
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — According to reports from AAA, the statewide gas price average in Arkansas has declined. This comes just ahead of the Labor Day holiday weekend, which is expected to be a busy time for travel. “The statewide gas price average is 41 cents less per gallon...
Arkansas Goodwill Stores Eliminating the Plastic Bag in September
Have you heard beginning September 3, 2024, if you shop at any Goodwill store in Arkansas don't expect to get a plastic bag for your goods and products?. The non-profit organization is taking steps to help reduce waste for a greener future, according to CEO Brian Marsh and Goodwill Industries of Arkansas.
BAAC launches renovations for expanded workshop, new community gallery
Renovations for the Batesville Area Arts Council’s (BAAC) workshop expansion are officially underway. According to a news release, the “extraordinary level of interest and participation in arts programming in Batesville” has caused BAAC’s current workshop to reach capacity, limiting the number of participants and the diversity of programming.
Batesville Planning Commission approves conditional use permit for café
During a special meeting Monday night, the Batesville Planning Commission reviewed and approved a conditional use permit for the proposed Magnolia Café, a “coffee shop/café” establishment planned for 325 22nd St. near Lyon College. The meeting, which attracted both supporters and concerned citizens, focused on the...
Little Rock Weather: Isolated Thunderstorms and Drought Warnings as Labor Day Weekend Nears
Little Rock, AR — Thursday’s weather brings isolated thunderstorms to Arkansas, with cooler temperatures anticipated as Labor Day weekend approaches. Forecast lows Thursday morning will range from the upper 60s to mid-70s, while highs are expected to reach near 100 degrees in some areas, particularly in southern Arkansas.
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