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"I think if you were a new person to our community, or somebody who didn't live here, you could drive through and you would never know anything happened," said Gaylord Chief of Police Frank Claeys.
The EF-3 tornado, which ripped through with winds at 150 mph, had left shredded houses and shattered glass where safe havens once stood.
It was an emotional Saturday in Gaylord, as people who live and work in the area got to go back inside city limits and see damage Friday's tornado left behind.
It was an emotional Saturday in Gaylord, as people who live and work in the area got to go back inside city limits and see damage Friday's tornado left behind.
Two people have died and 44 remain injured in the hospital following a powerful tornado that devastated Gaylord on Friday.