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Applications for FEMA Assistance Now Open for Those Affected by Storms on April 29 and May 16

Donald Trump · Missouri

Applications for FEMA Assistance Now Open for Those Affected by Storms on April 29 and May 16

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

Applications for FEMA assistance are now open for those affected by the severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding that struck St. Louis on April 29 and May 16.See the Story

Brenda Jeneane Price, 84 - The Advocate-Messenger

Lakeland, Florida · Lakeland

Brenda Jeneane Price, 84 - The Advocate-Messenger

Coverage: 2 sources

Brenda Jeneane Price, 84, of Lakeland, FL, died June 14, 2025. The post Brenda Jeneane Price, 84 appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.See the Story

Rose Ellen Scharbrough, 84 - The Advocate-Messenger

Stanford · Danville

Rose Ellen Scharbrough, 84 - The Advocate-Messenger

Coverage: 2 sources

Rose Ellen Scharbrough, 84, of Stanford, died June 16, 2025. The post Rose Ellen Scharbrough, 84 appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.See the Story

Audrey Lee Terry, 76 - The Advocate-Messenger

Coverage: 2 sources

Audrey Lee Terry, 76, of Dunnville, died June 11, 2025. The post Audrey Lee Terry, 76 appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.Danville, Kentucky · Danville See the Story

Richard Edward Johnson, 79

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Richard Edward Johnson, 79, of Somerset, died June 16, 2025. The post Richard Edward Johnson, 79 appeared first on The Interior Journal.Stanford · Stanford Read Article

Larry Dean Walls, Sr., 71

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Larry Dean Walls, Sr., 71, of Stanford, died June 16, 2025. The post Larry Dean Walls, Sr., 71 appeared first on The Interior Journal.Stanford · Stanford Read Article

David Thomas Dwyer, 87

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

David Thomas Dwyer, 87, of Liberty, died June 10, 2025. The post David Thomas Dwyer, 87 appeared first on The Interior Journal.Stanford · Stanford Read Article

Herlin Floyd Gillock, 74

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Herlin Floyd Gillock, 74, of Liberty, died June 12, 2025. The post Herlin Floyd Gillock, 74 appeared first on The Interior Journal.Stanford · Stanford Read Article

Lillie Mae Richards, 89

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Lillie Mae Richards, 89, of Stanford, died June 15, 2025. The post Lillie Mae Richards, 89 appeared first on The Interior Journal.Stanford · Stanford Read Article

Locals flock to McKinney Crossing Event Center

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

By: Casey Roberts Contributing Writer What began as a modest dream to offer a safe, affordable place for families in Lincoln County has quickly turned into a community staple — one slice of pizza and one party at a time. Heather and Joseph Brown, both lifelong residents of McKinney, opened McKinney Crossing Event Center last fall with no expectations beyond serving their hometown and keeping the lights on. “When we bought the arcade in Septemb…Stanford · Stanford Read Article

Linebacker Landyn Watson Wants to Prove Doubters Wrong - The Advocate-Messenger

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Marshall transfer Landyn Watson could play a “big” role for the Kentucky defense this season. The 6-1, 245-pound Texas native started his collegiate career at Texas Christian for two years before transferring to Marshall for the 2023 and 2024 season where he started 11 games and had 65 tackles, including four tackles for loss and three quarterback hurries. Watson does not figure to start for defensive coordinator Brad White but he’s bigger than…Middlesboro · Middlesboro See the Story

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