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Danum Valley efforts started a decade before official opening - Vimarsana News

Danum Valley efforts started a decade before official opening

ACCORDING to records, although the DVFC was officially opened in 1986, the work that has shaped Danum Valley into what it is today started much earlier, in 1976.

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Ten trees removed near state Health Department headquarters in Little Rock | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Ten trees removed near state Health Department headquarters in Little Rock | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Ten willow oaks near the Arkansas Department of Health's central office on West Markham Street in Little Rock have been removed after the department approved a request made by power company Entergy Arkansas, a spokesperson said.

Ten trees removed near state Health Department headquarters in Little Rock | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Ten trees removed near state Health Department headquarters in Little Rock | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Ten willow oaks near the Arkansas Department of Health's central office on West Markham Street in Little Rock have been removed after the department approved a request made by power company Entergy Arkansas, a spokesperson said.

Branching out: Knapp Elementary School students help plant trees to provide playground shade in Springdale | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Branching out: Knapp Elementary School students help plant trees to provide playground shade in Springdale | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Enthusiastic students took turns using small shovels to drop dirt into holes dug for planting trees at Knapp Elementary School on Monday.