People in Selma are beginning to see -- the start of some progress -- as the process of cleaning up after the recent tornado continues.
People in Selma are beginning to see — the start of some progress — as the process of cleaning up after the recent tornado continues.
Selma took a direct hit from an EF-2 tornado just over a week ago. The twister cut a 23-mile path of destruction through the city. “It’s about, roughly about a third of the city really was truly directly affected,” said Dr. Denisha Hendricks.One of them belonged to Lashawdo Cutler of Selma. “You could just hear the wind. Like, you could just hear all the stuff on the outside just blowing. And it was just roaring,” said Cutler.
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