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Beyond the Ozarks

New Organization Collects Bikes For Area Children

KUAF | By Timothy Dennis,

Kyle Kellams

Published December 5, 2014 at 1:14 PM CST

Arkansas legislators consider new regulations regarding Confined Animal Feeding Operations within the Buffalo River Watershed. The Speaker-designate of the Arkansas House states his intentions for the coming legislative session. Pedal it Forward NWA works toward collecting and distributing 100 bicycles to area children by Christmas. And plans emerge for a new destination baseball complex in Branson.

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