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Woman donates kidney to sister on transplant list
SUMMARY: Ali Passmore, a fourth-grade teacher, donated her kidney to her sister, Worthy, who faced dialysis treatments and was set to be placed on the transplant waitlist. Witnessing her sister’s resolve and excitement post-surgery, Ali felt empowered to support her. For months, Worthy focused on recovery but, as the new school year began, she remained dedicated to connecting with her students. They communicated through Zoom and shared journals, allowing Worthy to stay involved in their lives despite her health challenges. Her determination and engagement with students exemplify her resilience and commitment as a teacher.
The Arkansas teacher received a kidney transplant from a fellow teacher, who is also her little sister.
News from the South - Arkansas News Feed
Early voting period approaching in Arkansas
SUMMARY: Election Day is just over three weeks away, and early voting begins in eight days on October 21st. Community members are preparing by educating themselves about the ballot, recognizing the importance of both presidential and local races. Many people, like Landon Munsch, emphasize the significance of understanding local issues that impact schools and taxes. Ana Hurley from Circles N-W-A highlights the group’s efforts to inform the public about candidates and their positions. A nonpartisan event to discuss local politics and ballot expectations will occur on October 23rd at the Fayetteville Public Library from 6 to 7:30 PM.
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Arkansas's top news stories | October 13, 2024
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Nathan Scott reported on the weather changes as a cold front approaches, cooling temperatures from today’s 90s down to the 70s for the following week. There is also the potential for frost in some areas. On transportation news, I30 westbound has reopened after a weekend closure, while lane closures on I440 are scheduled this week for routine bridge inspections. In community news, North Little Rock families are seeking answers after yard signs, including Pride flags, were stolen, highlighting rising vandalism concerns. Auditors reviewed state police spending under Governor Sarah Sanders, finding no law violations. The Arkansas State Fair is ongoing, encouraging attendance tomorrow for safety wristbands.
Brooke Buckner delivers Arkansas’s top news stories for October 13, 2024, including a fish fry that was held at Camp Aldersgate.
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Florida faces power outages, gasoline shortages in wake of Milton
SUMMARY: Authorities report that the death toll from Hurricane Milton has risen to 17, as Florida residents grapple with ongoing power outages, gasoline shortages, and rising floodwaters. In Tampa, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is rescuing residents stranded by flooding from the Alifia River. Many, like Amy Winters, are on high alert as the river continues to pose a threat. Power remains down for nearly 1.5 million homes, compounding challenges at gas stations and increasing tensions among residents. In response, Tampa Police have begun delivering gas to affected areas as frustrations mount amidst the devastation left by the storm.
Authorities say 17 people have died due to Hurricane Milton. As people recover, power outages and gasoline shortages continue to impact Florida.
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