Super Sunday and Hung-Over Monday

I started Sunday looking around for locals cleaning up trees in their yards. It didn't take long in Fayetteville. Throughout the city, fallen trees cover yards, driveways, neighborhood streets, houses and cars.

After shooting a little cleanup, I went over to the UA indoor tennis facility where Arkansas was facing Notre Dame in the second round of the ITA championships. While the Hogs fell in the match, senior Aurelija Miseviciute (second and third tennis photos) captured her 107th win, placing her in a tie for most all-time singles wins at Arkansas.

Finally on Sunday, I went to Buffalo Wild Wings in Fayetteville where a crowd gathered to watch some kind of football game. The crowd was a lot larger this year in the bars as many are still without electricity. The couple pictured, who still have yet to have their power restored, got to the bar at 3:30 -- two hours before kickoff.

Monday started me at Ozarks Electric Cooperative for a news conference announcing their progress in the restoration of power throughout the area.

After some lunch, I lucked into some wild art of maintenance work on a cell tower -- finally, something NOT storm-related.

After that, it was back to finding storm-related art. This included some more tree cleanup in Springdale and workers from Kansas City Power & Light running new electric lines along a neighborhood in north Springdale.