As communities affected by Friday's EF-3 tornado in Arkansas try to recover, donation centers are buzzing with activity while local officials are trying to figure out how to proceed. On Sunday, North Little Rock's First Assembly volunteers offered food, water, cleaning supplies, toys, and other necessities for those in need. Meanwhile, local authorities surveyed the extent of the damage while keeping an eye on another storm front expected to hit the state by Tuesday. According to Colby Pope, a meteorologist from the National Weather Service's North Little Rock office, the incoming storm front could bring tornadoes, hail, and high winds to the whole state. Recovery efforts remain ongoing in Little Rock as well, where many residents are still assessing the damage and trying to salvage personal belongings amidst the debris. Despite the devastation, communities in Arkansas have come together to support those affected by the tornado. Erika Jackson, a Little Rock resident whose home was destroyed, expressed gratitude for the community's help in finding her cherished possessions, including wedding bands and old photos.