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When things get hot in Arkansas, our team steps up to offer come relief
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It gets hot in Arkansas in the summer months. Our teams there know that and understand that people often need help combating the temps. 

In May, the Harrison team collected and donated 24 fans during the Ozark Center of Hope Fan Drive in Mountain Home. Employees made donations as well as company contractor, Savage Plumbing. 

Ozark Center of Hope helps families in crisis situations by helping with utility assistance, housing, personal care items and spiritual counseling. The donated fans will be given to people in need in the Mountain Home and surrounding rural communities. 

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YorkFest parade theme highlights home in Nebraska
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