The Kossuth County Prisoners Of War
River to River host Ben Kieffer speaks with Jerry Yocum, vice president of the Camp Algona POW Museum Committee
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River to River host Ben Kieffer speaks with Jerry Yocum, vice president of the Camp Algona POW Museum Committee
After a local electrical shop stepped in, the town figured out they could repair the siren rather than replace.
The town of Renick, Missouri, is asking for financial assistance to replace a tornado siren. Renick lays about five miles south of Moberly and has fewer than 200 residents. The siren, which is the town's only emergency alert system, broke two years ago. John Muehe, the town's mayor, said it's been difficult trying to find funds to get the system replaced. "We barely keep our heads above water.
The fight for a new storm siren in Renick dates back to a series of tornadoes that devastated the town over 10 years ago.