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Beyond the Ozarks

Tropical Storm Bill Makes its Way

KUAF | By Ozarks at Large Staff

Published June 18, 2015 at 1:23 PM CDT

And waterways in Arkansas are expected to rise again. Communities along the Red River, which were affected by recent record rains, are concerned.

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