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Levee failure on Cache River causes flash flooding in Poinsett County | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Levee failure on Cache River causes flash flooding in Poinsett County | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A levee failure on the Cache River caused a flash flood warning in northwest Poinsett County Monday morning, the National Weather Service said.

Flash Flood Warning issued for parts of Poinsett County, AR due to levee failure - Vimarsana News

Flash Flood Warning issued for parts of Poinsett County, AR due to levee failure

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Flash Flood Warning has been issued to parts of Poinsett County in eastern Arkansas due to a levee failure. The National Weather Service said a levee failure occurred on the Cache River. Northwestern Poinsett County in eastern Arkansas will be under the warning until noon. A little before 8 a.m., local […]

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Try small lakes for crappie this month | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Try small lakes for crappie this month | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

We hear a lot about our most popular crappie lakes, but many lesser known lakes in Arkansas offer top-notch crappie fishing, as well.

Duck season slump, AGFC survey shows more than half-million birds below average - Vimarsana News

Duck season slump, AGFC survey shows more than half-million birds below average

Arkansas has always been known for its' wildlife and nature.Many people travel to the state to duck hunt, but this year has not been too promosing for those hun

Source: katv.com
'An avalanche of good' — How loving birds could help build a better world - Vimarsana News

'An avalanche of good' — How loving birds could help build a better world

According to one Illinois "bird nerd," the simple act of noticing and appreciating birds can lead to lasting positive change in the natural world - something he calls, "an avalanche