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Volunteers retire wreaths at Fayetteville cemetery, honoring veterans beyond the holidays

A record number of volunteers cleared over 8,600 wreaths at Fayetteville National Cemetery in under an hour to honor fallen service members beyond the holidays.

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The event invited community members to help remove and transport wreaths that were displayed throughout the cemetery in tribute to fallen service members.

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Volunteers retire wreaths at Fayetteville cemetery, honoring veterans beyond the holidays

The event invited community members to help remove and transport wreaths that were displayed throughout the cemetery in tribute to fallen service members.

·Fort Smith, United States
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Fort Smith/Fayetteville News broke the news in Fort Smith, United States on Saturday, January 17, 2026.
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