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Kenya Anderson

Kenya Anderson

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Reporter, The Leaf-Chronicle

Clarksville

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Total articles 975

  • Montgomery Co. Commission approves $500K for April flood victims after insurance concerns

    By Kenya Anderson Verified| The Leaf-Chronicle Verified The Montgomery County Commission unanimously approved $500,000 in emergency funds for residents to begin repairing homes in the Farmington subdivision. The Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency identified 26 residential homes. The funds will go as a donation to the YAIPAK nonprofit, which will distribute the funds. The Montgomery County Commission passed a resolution to provide financial relief for those impacted by April flooding.

    By Kenya Anderson Verified · The Leaf-Chronicle

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Montgomery Co. Commission approves $500K for April flood victims after insurance concerns

    By Kenya Anderson Verified| The Tennessean Verified The Montgomery County Commission unanimously approved $500,000 in emergency funds for residents to begin repairing homes in the Farmington subdivision. The Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency identified 26 residential homes. The funds will go as a donation to the YAIPAK nonprofit, which will distribute the funds. The Montgomery County Commission passed a resolution to provide financial relief for those impacted by April flooding.

    By Kenya Anderson Verified · The Tennessean

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Montgomery Co. Commission approves $500K for April flood victims after insurance concerns

    By Kenya Anderson Verified| The Leaf-Chronicle Verified The Montgomery County Commission unanimously approved $500,000 in emergency funds for residents to begin repairing homes in the Farmington subdivision. The Montgomery County Emergency Management Agency identified 26 residential homes. The funds will go as a donation to the YAIPAK nonprofit, which will distribute the funds. The Montgomery County Commission passed a resolution to provide financial relief for those impacted by April flooding.

    By Kenya Anderson Verified · The Leaf-Chronicle

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Leaf-Chronicle

Clarksville, United States