NWA road crews prepare for Sunday snowstorm
They say they re ready for whatever Mother Nature tosses their way Share Updated: 5:48 PM CST Feb 12, 2021
They say they re ready for whatever Mother Nature tosses their way Share Updated: 5:48 PM CST Feb 12, 2021
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Show Transcript road crews across northwest Arkansas that I talked to today told me that they ve got plenty of supplies and manpower when everything starts. Sounds of winter Storm preparation filled the air today as road crews are racing to get ready ahead of Sunday s anticipated winter storm. One of the busiest men in Benton County is road assessment specialist Bob Doe, who tells me there s no playbook for how to tackle winter storms. Now every storm is a learning experience. I mean, one storm is not the same as the other one. I mean, everything is different. You just learn as you learn as you go. He s got nearly 80 employees working 12 hour shifts once the snow starts to keep
For Nivedita Eklahare, art is more than a picture.
“I love the smell of oil paint,” said Eklahare, a native of India who lives in Richland. “And I love using bright colors, especially in wintertime when the weather is dreary. I do a happy dance when I sell one of my paintings.”
Eklahare is one of five artists whose work will be showcased in an exhibit opening from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday at The Manos Gallery in Tarentum.
The event is free.
Piano player Rob Gainor will provide musical entertainment.
Other featured artists are Aaron Jack, Santiago Proano, Amy McKay Butler and Bob Dow, along with others who previously have shown their work at the gallery.
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