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National forests announce public affairs officer | Hot Springs Sentinel Record - Vimarsana News

National forests announce public affairs officer | Hot Springs Sentinel Record

Russellville resident Mary Wood was recently named the lead public affairs officer for the office of communications for the Ouachita and Ozark-St. Francis national forests in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Source: hotsr.com
Larry Glen Farley - Vimarsana News

Larry Glen Farley

Larry Glen Farley, 71, of Cookeville, Tennessee, passed from this life Sunday, Sept. 24, 2023, at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

Affording the Fight – Finances Frequent Foe for Firefighters - Vimarsana News

Affording the Fight – Finances Frequent Foe for Firefighters

Emergency responders are an interesting lot. As a culture we recognize and value those who rush toward an emergency while others flee to safety. They work or volunteer as firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency medical workers, dispatchers and in a variety of support positions. Chances are good that you know an emergency responder. You might even serve in that capacity yourself.

Source: usda.gov
Westerman files bill to reopen Albert Pike Recreation Area to overnight camping - Vimarsana News

Westerman files bill to reopen Albert Pike Recreation Area to overnight camping

Arkansas Congressman Bruce Westerman filed a bill Thursday to reopen camping in the Albert Pike Recreation Area, where 20 people died in a flash flood in 2010.

Federal emergency aid money to pay for fixes to flood-damaged bridges and roads in Northwest Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Federal emergency aid money to pay for fixes to flood-damaged bridges and roads in Northwest Arkansas

The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced $11.9 million in emergency relief money for roads and bridges damaged by natural disaster last year in Northwest Arkansas, according to a news release.