Benton County, Bentonville, Rogers collected over 2.1 million cubic yards of debris after May storm

Benton County, Bentonville, Rogers collected over 2.1 million cubic yards of debris after May storm

Benton County and its cities, including Bentonville and Rogers, are currently facing a monumental cleanup following the severe storms over Memorial Day weekend. Over 2.1 million cubic yards of debris have been collected so far, with Looks Great Services alone removing over 941,000 cubic yards. The community response has been commendable, as residents and volunteers rally together in cleanup efforts, while assistance programs from FEMA and local organizations provide much-needed support. Ongoing debris management requires residents to sort waste and keep the streets clear to facilitate efficient removal efforts.

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Benton County, Bentonville, Rogers collected over 2.1 million cubic yards of debris after May storm

Benton County, Bentonville, Rogers collected over 2.1 million cubic yards of debris after May storm

In the aftermath of the May storms, communities in Northwest Arkansas have collected a remarkable 2.1 million cubic yards of debris, highlighting their collective determination. Bentonville has established a compost facility for vegetative storm debris, requiring residents to present valid ID for access. Meanwhile, Rogers has collected 1.1 million cubic yards of debris and is urging residents to sort materials properly. Organizations like Samaritan’s Purse are actively assisting those in need, embodying the community’s spirit of support during the recovery process.

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Accident causes backup on I-49 in Springdale

Accident causes backup on I-49 in Springdale

The accident on I-49 in Springdale resulted in a significant backup on Friday morning. Emergency responders and maintenance crews worked efficiently to clear the scene, allowing traffic to gradually return to normal. The incident highlighted the importance of road safety and the effectiveness of local emergency services in handling such situations. Drivers faced inconvenience due to the delay, emphasizing the need for vigilance on the roads.

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Little Rock’s Murray Park to Host Annual Great Arkansas Cleanup on Saturday

Little Rock’s Murray Park to Host Annual Great Arkansas Cleanup on Saturday

Little Rock’s Murray Park is gearing up for the annual Great Arkansas Cleanup this weekend, organized by Keep Arkansas Beautiful to reduce litter and enhance public spaces. Last year’s event saw over 7,000 volunteers clean up 199 tons of litter across 75 counties, showcasing the community’s dedication to environmental stewardship. With partnerships and volunteer support, Arkansas is making strides towards a cleaner and more beautiful future for all.

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Keep Arkansas Beautiful campaign begins

Keep Arkansas Beautiful campaign begins

The Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission is mobilizing communities across the state to join in the 2024 Great American Cleanup, an initiative focused on removing litter and enhancing natural beauty. With thousands of volunteers collaborating on cleanup events from March to May, Arkansas aims to present itself at its best for the upcoming 2024 eclipse. By participating, residents can actively contribute to preserving outdoor spaces and promoting community pride.

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Keep Arkansas Beautiful campaign begins

Keep Arkansas Beautiful campaign begins

Two significant community improvement campaigns, the Great American Cleanup and the Great Arkansas Cleanup, have kicked off with thousands of volunteers participating across the state. The Great American Cleanup, taking place from March to May, focuses on enhancing communities before the tourism season. In the fall, from September to October, the Great Arkansas Cleanup brings together thousands of volunteers to remove tons of trash from roadways, parks, and public areas. To support these initiatives, Keep Arkansas Beautiful provides an array of resources and promotional materials.

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Keep Arkansas Beautiful launches 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Keep Arkansas Beautiful launches 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Keep Arkansas Beautiful is gearing up to host the 2024 Great American Cleanup and the Great Arkansas Cleanup, aiming to bring together volunteers to clean up communities, parks, and public areas. The events, held from March to May and September to October, saw successful results in 2023 with volunteers collecting tons of litter and bulky waste. These efforts not only clean up the state but also foster community pride and enhance outdoor recreation. Interested participants can register to volunteer or host their own cleanup events with supplies and support provided.

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Keep Arkansas Beautiful urges Arkansans to unite for the 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Keep Arkansas Beautiful urges Arkansans to unite for the 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Keep Arkansas Beautiful is inviting all Arkansans to unite for the 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup, an annual event that aims to clean and beautify public spaces statewide. Last year, volunteers dedicated over 147,000 hours to collect 636 tons of litter, making a significant impact on local communities. To get involved, participants can register for community events or organize their own cleanups through KeepArkansasBeautiful.com.

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Keep Arkansas Beautiful encourages all Arkansans to team up and clean up in the 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Keep Arkansas Beautiful encourages all Arkansans to team up and clean up in the 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Arkansas is gearing up for the 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup, a statewide effort to tackle the ongoing issue of litter. Keep Arkansas Beautiful is leading the charge, with volunteers and coordinators from all 75 counties coming together to beautify their communities from September 7 to October 31. By registering for the cleanup events, communities can make a significant impact and help maintain a clean and beautiful environment for all.

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Keep Arkansas Beautiful kicking off 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Keep Arkansas Beautiful kicking off 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup

Keep Arkansas Beautiful (KAB) has launched the 2024 Great Arkansas Cleanup, a community effort to inspire volunteers across the state to eliminate litter and enhance public spaces. Registration for the September 7 through October 31 event is now open, highlighting the need for collective action to keep the state clean. With the goal of removing tons of litter and promoting community pride, KAB encourages individuals and groups to contribute to the statewide cleanup.

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