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Pavilion in the Park, a multi-use development built in 1985 with a trademark glass atrium, remains fully closed, surrounded by a chain-length security fence, after the tornado that ripped through Little Rock on March 31. Its among the businesses in two of the citys commercial corridors that are still dealing with the damage, insurance companies and contractors.

Businesses in two Little Rock commercial corridors are still dealing with damage from the tornado that ripped through town on March 31. Some remain closed and others are operating in spite of physical damage, all while communicating with landlords, insurance companies and contractors.

Missouri to York County: One mans journey to reunite with his missing furry friend York Dispatch More than 12 hours and about 900 miles — that was the trip Chris Roberts embarked on from St. Louis to York County to be reunited with his cat, Lucy, who went missing for two months. Lucy, a domestic short-haired tabby and calico mix, ended up in the hands of the York County SPCA after she was brought in as part of the clinics "trap, neuter, return" program.  The program, which aims to spay/ne...