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A tornado just tore through Harrison County, so stay alert for official updates on cleanup efforts and recovery resources. Keep an eye on local news to see when it's safe to start clearing debris from your property.
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You might be on the hook for cleanup costs or property repairs, so check with your insurance provider immediately.
Local contractors and cleanup crews will likely see a surge in demand for their services as the recovery process begins.
Homeowners and business owners in the path of the storm are facing immediate property damage and the stress of the cleanup process.
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Marshall police and city officials recently celebrated the completion of the remodeled emergency dispatch center – what police Chief Cliff Carruth calls “the true heart of the police department.” “… […]
The Ross fire grew to an estimated 85,000 acres Thursday as firefighters continued working to keep the blaze from pushing toward communities around Possum Kingdom Lake and Texas 16, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service.
NWS preliminary report determines EF-1 tornado hit Harrison County KLTV.com