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Local Features
11:30 pm
Thu December 11, 2008
Central City Resident Recalls Red Cross Aid in Tornado Aftermath
Credit Michael Davis/AirTeamImages (www.airteamimages.com)
Aid workers and ordinary citizens work together in the aftermath of the tornado that tore through Muhlenberg County last February.
By Jacque Day
Western Kentucky – It's been a busy year for weather disasters in western Kentucky. In February, when a tornado tore through Muhlenberg County, the Mid-West Kentucky Red Cross chapter relied on the agency's National Disaster Relief Fund to bring much-needed aid to residents. With disaster funds now depleted, the Red Cross has declared Saturday, December 13 the National Day of Giving. Jacque Day talks with Jeanie Barnett of the local Red Cross chapter, and Central City resident Judy Dossett, who recalls how the American Red Cross responded in the tornado aftermath.
To contribute to the Disaster Relief Fund, visit www.redcross.org or call 1-800-REDCROSS. Donations can also be dropped off at 124 N. Scott Street, Madisonville.
