The City of Cabot Animal Support Services will partner with the new School of Veterinary Medicine at Lyon College to provide experiential learning opportunities for students and additional care for the community s animals under a memorandum of understanding signed Tuesday.
CABOT Central Arkansas Water officials and others staged a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday morning for a new solar plant that recently started producing power for the water utility.
Send Bill Halter, CEO of Scenic Hill Solar, marks the opening of a 35-kilowatt array for the Little Rock Audubon Center. (Kyle Massey)
Former Lt. Gov. Bill Halter is walking on sunbeams this spring, skipping from one public solar power project to another as CEO of Scenic Hill Solar of North Little Rock.
Tuesday morning found him at the Little Rock Audubon Center, cutting the ribbon on a Scenic Hill 35-kilowatt array that made the conservation organization’s 4500 Springer Blvd. headquarters the first 100% renewable energy-powered nonprofit in the state.
On Wednesday morning, he’s scheduled to speak at the groundbreaking of a far larger project, Central Arkansas Water’s 4.8-megawatt sun power station covering 30 acres in Cabot. CAW, the state’s largest water utility, bought the land two years ago in anticipation of the project.
Cabot mayor clears the way for New Year s Eve fireworks
If you hear pyrotechnics in the Lonoke County city ringing in 2021, don t bother calling police. The fireworks ban is lifted until 12:30 a.m. Author: Rolly Hoyt Updated: 5:37 PM CST December 31, 2020
CABOT, Ark. Browsing a fireworks shop reveals products that seem aptly named for 2020.
There s Super Annoying, Bombs Away, Reeking Havoc and One Bad Mother.
With that in mind, the mayor of Cabot worked with police and fire officials to lift the ban on fireworks for New Year s Eve to allow people to symbolically blow away what has been a rotten year for many.