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FEMA says public assistance projects helping Eastern Kentucky rebuild - Vimarsana News

FEMA says public assistance projects helping Eastern Kentucky rebuild

FEMA’s Public Assistance program provides supplemental grants to commonwealth and local governments, to help communities quickly respond to and recover from major disasters, according to a statement from FEMA.

High-school students want last year's flood to be a lesson about the power of community | News - Vimarsana News

High-school students want last year's flood to be a lesson about the power of community | News

Young Eastern Kentuckians shared their stories, ideas and hopes for the future of their communities at the 35th annual East Kentucky Leadership Conference in Hazard April 27-28.

Kentucky man pleads guilty to distribution of child pornography - Vimarsana News

Kentucky man pleads guilty to distribution of child pornography

A Kentucky man indicted in 2021 on six counts of distribution of child pornography pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to one count and faces a possible maximum prison term of 20 years when he comes up for sentencing later this year.

As Kentucky Rebuilds, FEMA Helps Build Resiliency - Vimarsana News

As Kentucky Rebuilds, FEMA Helps Build Resiliency

As Kentucky Rebuilds, FEMA Helps Build Resiliency

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Kentuckians lacked forecasting, broadband as July storms quickly swelled into deadly flood - Vimarsana News

Kentuckians lacked forecasting, broadband as July storms quickly swelled into deadly flood

This story is a collaboration between The Daily Yonder and Grist. For more, watch the Daily Yonder’s video “How Broadband and Weather Forecasting Failed East Kentucky.”