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Kimberly King
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Managing Editor, Kokomo Tribune
Kokomo
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Music and Culture
I do not cover celebrities, gossip, business news, religion, science, or technology.
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By Kimberly King| WXPI-TV (Idaho Falls, ID) Verified Community rallies as residents brace for winter after Helene’s devastation SWANNANOA, North Carolina (WLOS) — On the two-month anniversary of Helene’s wrath across the mountains, people in Swannanoa are coming together despite the uncertainty of basic needs. On both Old US 70 and Highway 70 there are tracts of land with camper’s set-up. The campsite on Old US 70 also has people living in tents. Holly Burns and her parents drove an hour to Swannanoa to bring supplies.
By Kimberly King| WCIV-TV (Mount Pleasant, SC) Verified ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — First Lady Jill Biden has arrived in Asheville. Just after 11 a.m., Biden's plane arrived at Asheville Regional Airport. Biden is in Asheville to visit the Global Charity World Central Kitchen site and surveying the damage caused by Helene. Jose Andres, the founder of World Central Kitchen, is with her at the airport. Gov. Roy Cooper, who has been to Western North Carolina several times since the storm hit, will later join Biden at the World Central Kitchen.
By Kimberly King| WXPI-TV (Idaho Falls, ID) Verified Community rallies as residents brace for winter after Helene’s devastation SWANNANOA, North Carolina (WLOS) — On the two-month anniversary of Helene’s wrath across the mountains, people in Swannanoa are coming together despite the uncertainty of basic needs. On both Old US 70 and Highway 70 there are tracts of land with camper’s set-up. The campsite on Old US 70 also has people living in tents. Holly Burns and her parents drove an hour to Swannanoa to bring supplies.
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Kokomo Tribune
Kokomo, Indiana, United States