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New data from the River Bend Food Bank reveals that empty shelves are becoming a common sight for local food pantries, especially in rural communities

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New data from the River Bend Food Bank reveals that empty shelves are becoming a common sight for local food pantries, especially in rural communities. KWQC reports that Henderson County ranks number one in child and food insecurity rates within the River Bend area. While the pantry currently awaits its next delivery, the lack of fresh produce is particularly tough on local families.  Despite the strain, Sharon Graham with Henderson County Food …
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KBUR broke the news on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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