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War Eagle on the mend

Renovations for historic bridge could begin in October

Posted: August 6, 2009 at 6:04 a.m.

Benton County Daily Record
FILE — The bridge at War Eagle Mill is a key attraction for tourists during arts-and-crafts weekend.

Renovations to the historic War Eagle Bridge could start shortly after this year's arts-and-crafts festivals in October. The bridge is a key attraction during the arts-and-crafts weekend.

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