Bluegrass band Runaway Planet will take the stage from 3-5 p.m. Saturday (March 26) at Dreamland Ballroom, 800 W. Ninth St., Little Rock. Admission to the all-ages show is $5.

LITTLE  ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- People have been asking why all the construction at the I-430/630 interchange and how long will it take?

Many drivers that go through the construction everyday want to know the answers to those very questions.

With almost a 100,000 drivers traveling that interchange every year, the construction affects many of us.

At least 2 years, over 300 man hours and dozens of lane closures. That's what crews say drivers have to look forward to -- before the 430-630 interchange is complete.

Construction crews are out in full force, moving dirt, cutting metal
and constructing what will be the 430-630 interchange. The project has 11 stages--workers have finished the first 2 and now are working on stage 3.

"People will just have to bare with us as it's going to get worse before it gets better," says Mark Headley, an engineer wi the state highway department.

LITTLE ROCK—The State Review Board of the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program will consider 12 Arkansas properties for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places when it meets at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 6, at Keo United Methodist Church at 294 Highway 232 at Keo, AHPP Director Frances McSwain announced today.

Properties to be considered for National Register nomination are:

• Keo Commercial Historic District at Keo in Lonoke County
• Lasley’s College Apartments at Conway in Faulkner County
• Missouri Pacific Caboose No. 928 at Bald Knob in White County
• Mathis-Hyde House at Augusta in Woodruff County
• Wingmead near Roe in Prairie County
• Arkadelphia Commercial Historic District at Arkadelphia in Clark County
• Saline Cemetery at Allis in Drew County
• East Hamilton Avenue Historic District at Wynne in Cross County
• William P.