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Heat Hits Kids Arriving to Camp

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
With the hot temperatures this week, Arkansans are going to great lengths to stay cool. Campers at Lake Nixon in Pulaski County spent most of the day in the water. The summer camp is sponsored by Second Baptist Church each year to give kids the chance to hang out with friends and spend time outdoors.

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