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Community Spotlight: "Know the Flow" of Spring Creek

KUAF | By Sean Shoemaker

Published March 17, 2021 at 1:22 PM CDT

"Know the Flow", a program with the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Cooperetive Extension Service, helps our community with a visual representation of the water that flows below our feet within our cities storm drains. Pete speaks with County Extension Agent Jane Maginot about prizes that are available for those who participate in the program.

Jane Maginot, county extension agent University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service.

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