Knott County flood survivor reflects on faith, community four years after 2022 eastern Kentucky floods
Four years after catastrophic flooding swept through eastern Kentucky, one Knott County resident is sharing what it was like to survive the 2022 disaster — and how her community and faith carried her through the… Read the full report at WKYT
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- Knott County flood survivor reflects on faith, community four years after 2022 eastern Kentucky floods
- Four years after eastern Kentucky flooding, survivors still searching for closure
- 4 years after deadly eastern Kentucky floods, one woman reflects on loss and recovery
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- WKYT“Four years after historic flooding killed nearly four dozen people and destroyed homes across eastern Kentucky, some Breathitt County survivors are still working to rebuild — and others are still waiting for closure. More details ⬇️”
- LEX News“'IT WAS DEVASTATING:' More than 40 people died when floodwaters tore through eastern Kentucky in July 2022. Four years later, one Breathitt County woman is reflecting on what she lost — and what the region still needs. https://t.co/LzBSIR69Zd”
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