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Larry Smith, Cave Springs mayor, helps Joe Yount, 12, at left, get the food line started Friday at a dedication of the remodeled Cave Springs City Park. The park was redone to add a playground, restroom building, basketball court, fencing and other improvements. Smith said the project cost $130,000 but most of the money came from grants. Less than $10,000 in city money was spent, Smith added. A cookout Friday helped celebrate the project's completion.
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Arlene McGarrah, Cave Springs city clerk, grabs a soft drink Friday.
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Larry Smith, Cave Springs mayor, helps Joe Yount, 12, at left, get the food line started Friday at a dedication of the remodeled Cave Springs City Park. The park was redone to add a playground, restroom building, basketball court, fencing and other improvements. Smith said the project cost $130,000 but most of the money came from grants. Less than $10,000 in city money was spent, Smith added. A cookout Friday helped celebrate the project's completion.
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Arlene McGarrah, Cave Springs city clerk, grabs a soft drink Friday.
NW News on 05/24/2014