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The Salvation Army of Memphis travels to Kentucky to help with flooding

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Crews with The Salvation Army of Memphis and the Mid-South traveled to Kentucky this week to help out communities impacted by flooding due to heavy rainfall. Widespread flooding, power outages, and water shortages stemmed from areas reaching eight inches of rain within 24 hours. On Tuesday, an Incident Management Team was deployed by The Salvation Army of Memphis to Hazard, Kentucky. They helped assist with hot meals, beverages…

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The Salvation Army of Memphis travels to Kentucky to help with flooding

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Crews with The Salvation Army of Memphis and the Mid-South traveled to Kentucky this week to help out communities impacted by flooding due to heavy rainfall. Widespread flooding, power outages, and water shortages stemmed from areas reaching eight inches of rain within 24 hours. On Tuesday, an Incident Management Team was deployed by The Salvation Army of Memphis to Hazard, Kentucky. They helped assist with hot meals, beverages…

·Memphis, United States
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Hoosier Guardsmen aid Kentucky during commonwealth floods

INDIANAPOLIS -- Four Indiana National Guard soldiers with the 38th Infantry Division's combat aviation brigade, headquartered in Shelbyville, answered the call to help their southern neighbors in Kentucky as they helped in flood relief efforts. In all and with Indiana's help, the Kentucky National Guardsmen evacuated approximately 300 residents from two housing complexes surrounded by floodwaters in Martin County, Kentucky, on Monday.

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WREG News broke the news in Memphis, United States on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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