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Severe weather, tornadoes kill 8 Arkansans
State and federal officials said partnerships will be key to recovering from severe weather that caused widespread damage Sunday morning and killed eight people in north Arkansas. Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at a press conference at the Benton County Sheriff’s Office Sunday night that there’s a long road ahead, but officials are committed to […] The post Severe weather, tornadoes kill 8 Arkansans appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.
Boone County residents come together for storm cleanup
BOONE COUNTY, Ark. — “There are good people in the world and during these difficult times, there are good people who are offering to help and for that, we are very thankful.” For Billy Joe and Deena Roberts, it was an easy decision to go and help their neighbors after tornadoes caused extensive damage in […]
Benton County Judge Moehring confirms one death, declares disaster following severe weather
Benton County Judge Barry Moehring confirmed one death and declared a disaster in a press release following tornadoes and severe weather that slammed Northwest Arkansas.
Honor Flight of the Ozarks prepares for first flight of 2024 on May 29
Honor Flight of the Ozarks held a training session for 81 veterans and 81 guardians Sunday, May 19, at Springfield-Branson National Airport for the first Honor Flight of 2024. The daylong trip to Washington, D.C., will take the veterans to visit their memorials. This trip will have one veteran from World War II; 16 from the Korean Conflict, including one woman; and the remainder from Vietnam, including two women. One veteran from Arkansas is going on the trip.
Mike Tussey: Branson — the Grand Slam of the Ozarks has an adventure for you
The summer of 1995 I was still broadcasting with WTCR’s “Mike in the Morning Show” and loving every minute of it. Summertime meant it would a great time for a super station promotion and I came up with an idea that would involve Branson, Missouri. Branson had a high public profile that attracted millions each year to the small town of 12,638. What was the “magic” that brought families to deep in the Ozarks?
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