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How to help victims of deadly flooding in Kentucky

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Multiple funds have been set up to help Kentuckians displaced by the storms over the weekend.

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Tazewell couple barely avoids deadly flooding that swept through Kentucky over the weekend

Rivers, creeks and streams swelled over the weekend and plunged entire regions underwater.

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How to help victims of deadly flooding in Kentucky

Multiple funds have been set up to help Kentuckians displaced by the storms over the weekend.

2 months ago·Louisville, United States

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UK Athletics releases statement following deadly floods in Kentucky

Kentucky Athletics is highlighting the community relief efforts in a statement following the deadly floods that swept through the Commonwealth over the weekend. On Monday, UK Athletics released the following statement on social media:"The recent flooding in Kentucky has devastated parts of our Commonwealth, impacting many members of our community. Our hearts go out to those impacted by the flooding. Many units from across UK have come together t…

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Kentucky State Parks offers lodging to flood victims

KENTUCKY (WATE) — People displaced by the floods in Kentucky can travel to certain Kentucky State Park (KSP) locations for lodging. The following parks are open to displaced flood victims Pine Mountain State Park (Bell County) Jenny Wiley State Report Park (Prestonsburg) Natural Bridge State Resort Park (Slade) Cumberland Falls State Resort Park (Corbin) Cumberland Falls State Resort Park has lost sewage system and electricity functionality, KS…

2 months ago·Nashville, United States

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Two NKY churches seek donations for flood victims

Two local churches, Visalia Baptist Church in Covington and First Baptist Church of Dayton, are seeking donations of various items to deliver to flood victims in Hazard, Kentucky.The collections are happening amid severe flooding in south central Kentucky Sunday that have killed at least 11 people. The local churches ask that only the following items be donated:Cleaning tools: buckets, brooms, mops and similar items Baby items, such as diapers, …

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