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Half-full: Floods a reminder of need of community cohesion

Summary by The Paintsville Herald
With the recent flooding reaching levels unseen in the past four decades, more than 75 Johnson County families are dealing with damages to their property and several are displaced from their houses entirely.
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Half-full: Floods a reminder of need of community cohesion

With the recent flooding reaching levels unseen in the past four decades, more than 75 Johnson County families are dealing with damages to their property and several are displaced from their houses entirely.

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The Paintsville Herald broke the news in on Wednesday, February 26, 2025.
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