KTLO, Classic Hits and the Boot News reached out to North Arkansas Electric Cooperative (NAEC) Chief Executive Officer Mel Coleman to get the latest update on damages and restoration following Wednesday’s storms. Coleman says crews are active fighting damage caused by lightening and winds.
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When asked about his concerns regarding the forecasted heavy showers leading into Sunday, Coleman says heavy rains mixed with strong winds are a concern but NAEC will be monitoring conditions as they develop and crew will be ready to restore power outages as quickly as possible in the conditions.
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Stay tuned to KTLO, Classic Hits and the Boot to keep up-to-date on outages and weather conditions as they develop.
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