he was my first-born son to have to know that he was still there means the world. there. him. and we did. reporter: she tells me that she wants to say thank you to the thousands of people who reached out to her on social media and the searchers who searched for her precious loss. whitney: thank you, courtney. many of you came out to help those affected by the tornado by donating to gleaning for the world. today there were collection spots at the walmart in appomattox and the sam s club in lynchburg. they re collecting, non-perishable food, clothing wset.com. and a few local churches for stepping up to provide items for the tornado victims. piedmont church of christ and one other church are offering free supplies to anyone affected. it includes, food, clothes, cleaning supplies and for. 191 police tower in appomattox behind the flea market is the location. as the residents of evergreen try to pick up the pieces, many say the volunteers have been a god send. those g
On a warm, sunny Saturday, hundreds of children looked up at the sky towards a helicopter that had been circling Jim Frazier Stadium, the home of the Sprayberry High School
On a warm, sunny Saturday, hundreds of children looked up at the sky towards a helicopter that had been circling Jim Frazier Stadium, the home of the Sprayberry High School