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Arkansans of the Week: Jeana Halter & Tera Clark
Little Rock - You may have seen our reports on Tera Clark-the young lady whose car was hit by a driver high on meth five years ago. Tera suffered a traumatic brain injury, but after two dozen surgeries is making tremendous progress.
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