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ODOT working on plan to remove log jam at Twin Bridges area - Vimarsana News

ODOT working on plan to remove log jam at Twin Bridges area

OTTAWA COUNTY, Okla. – Highway 60 near Twin Bridges in eastern Ottawa County will remain open as state officials work to clean up a log and debris blockage. “There are no problems with the (bridge) structure and we plan on keeping (U.S. 60) highway open,” said T.J. Gerlack, Oklahoma Department of Transportation spokesman. A round […]

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Spring River flooding across SWMO and SEK - Vimarsana News

Spring River flooding across SWMO and SEK

KOAM METRO AREA — More rain began falling early Friday morning across the region about 5 a.m. We experienced hail and thunderstorms at the KOAM studios on US-69 west of

Drivers urged to be cautious during rainy weather; resources - Vimarsana News

Drivers urged to be cautious during rainy weather; resources

(KOAM) - There is some road flooding happening in the 4-State area and more rain/severe weather is on the way.

Water Rescue on Spring River, driver stranded also ticketed - Vimarsana News

Water Rescue on Spring River, driver stranded also ticketed

CARTHAGE, Mo. (KOAM) — About 10 a.m. Friday Carthage Fire alerted to a water rescue on CR 180 at Spring River NW of town.

ENTERTAINMENT: AMFA dance performance blends traditional choreography and modern movement | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

ENTERTAINMENT: AMFA dance performance blends traditional choreography and modern movement | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Dancers from across the country come together at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts for "Action/Abstraction: Redefined Dance Performance," blending traditional choreography and modern movement, 1:30 p.m. Saturday.