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EKY senior apartment building elevator fixed more than one year after floods - Vimarsana News

EKY senior apartment building elevator fixed more than one year after floods

After one year, one month, one week, and two days, Jackson’s Kathy Bays Alberts says she finally has her freedom back.

Source: lex18.com
'Y'all are some of the strongest people': 41 people travel more than 16 hours to help rebuild homes months after flood - Vimarsana News

'Y'all are some of the strongest people': 41 people travel more than 16 hours to help rebuild homes months after flood

Volunteers from across the state of Nebraska said they’ve made it their mission to ensure people in Eastern Kentucky don’t feel forgotten.

Source: wymt.com
Why experts believe parts of Appalachia could lead in climate resiliency - Vimarsana News

Why experts believe parts of Appalachia could lead in climate resiliency

Director of Community Impact for Invest Appalachia, Baylen Campbell said that available data points to central Appalachia as a likely important hub for in-migration and climate-adaptive development.

Source: wbko.com
EKY nonprofit wins East Kentucky Leadership Award - Vimarsana News

EKY nonprofit wins East Kentucky Leadership Award

Executive Director, Scott McReynolds said he knew when the floods swept across Eastern Kentucky on July 28, 2022, that their organization could not sit back and watch.

Source: wymt.com
'God is good': EKY family receives new home after losing theirs in the flood - Vimarsana News

'God is good': EKY family receives new home after losing theirs in the flood

In a matter of 11 days nearly 150 volunteers with God’s Pit Crew nonprofit built the Smith family a new home from the ground up.

Source: wkyt.com