A North Little Rock cooling center will be open again on Wednesday to offer respite from summer temperatures.
The city opened the cooling center at 2700 Willow St. on Monday and Tuesday, and the location will open again from noon to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, a news release states.
Last week, the city opened the center on Thursday and Friday.
According to the National Weather Service’s North Little Rock office, the temperature reached a high of 102 degrees on Tuesday in Little Rock and 96 degrees in North Little Rock, but the two cities were not under a heat advisory Tuesday.
A cold front was expected to bring some relief later in the week, according to the weather service’s website.
Stuttgart, circa 1910: Mae and Ted Barnhart posed with their dog, the only one who seemed happy for the camera. Theodore Barnhart, born 1906, grew up to serve in the Navy during World War II, dying in 1952. Ted’s sister, Mae, born 1903 and passing in 1994, grew up to marry Charles Henry Dobbs.
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