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Text threat prompts lockdown of Pea Ridge schools

By Cassi Lapp, Tom Treweek

Posted: September 4, 2009 at 5:57 a.m.

Charles Fowler Pea Ridge School Superintendent Michael Van Dyke spoke to reporters about a lockdown situation at Pea Ridge Middle School on Thursday.

"Code Red" blared from loudspeakers at the Pea Ridge schools about an hour into Thursday's schedule.

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