Wynne officials consider city's future after week of disaster cleanup, recovery

A week after a deadly tornado tore through Wynne, leaving nearly a mile-wide trail of destruction, Mayor Jennifer Hobbs said the city has remained focused on cleanup so it can address another critical question: "How do we rebuild?"

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