Arkansas Forestry Commission

May 21, 2008 Multiple agencies provide assistance in Earle

	Earle, home to approximately 3,000 Arkansans, suffered extensive damage. According to Crittenden County OEM Coordinator Ronny Rogers, the tornado damaged 98 homes with approximately 55 of those homes destroyed or uninhabitable. A church was destroyed, and the school and a factory sustained damage.
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May 21, 2008 Multiple agencies provide assistance in Earle

	Earle, home to approximately 3,000 Arkansans, suffered extensive damage. According to Crittenden County OEM Coordinator Ronny Rogers, the tornado damaged 98 homes with approximately 55 of those homes destroyed or uninhabitable. A church was destroyed, and the school and a factory sustained damage.
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\| Wildfire Danger \| County Burn Bans \| BMP Guidelines \| Buy Seedlings \| Who do I call? \| Media Info \| Jobs, Training and Safety \| Trees of Arkansas \| Site Map \| Policies \| Contact AFC \| \| Manage Your Forest \| Protect Your Forest \| Community Forestry \| Rural Fire Protection \| Kid's, Teachers and Everyone \| Privacy Policy \| © 2005 Arkansas Forestry Commission. All Rights Reserved.