Phil Pendleton
News Reporter at WKYT-TV (Lexington, KY)
News Reporter at WYMT-TV (Hazard, KY)
News Reporter for WKYT/WYMT, author of 5 books. Husband and father. Lover of Christian rock and action movies. Tweets are mine. Jeremiah 29:11
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3 weeks ago |
kktv.com | Phil Pendleton |Andrew Mcmunn
LONDON, Ky. (WKYT/Gray News) - A tornado survivor in Kentucky who claimed a job loss was another setback in a series of losses is no longer asking for money after police launched an investigation. Earlier this month, Sierra Barnes said her mother-in-law died. On the way home from Lexington, she learned a tornado was about to hit her hometown of London, Kentucky. “It was like a voice spoke to me, ‘Turn around.’ It was probably the best thing we could have done,” she said.
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4 weeks ago |
wvlt.tv | Phil Pendleton
LONDON, Ky. (WKYT) - A southern Kentucky tornado survivor who claimed a job loss was another setback in a series of losses, but is now no longer asking for money after police launched an investigation. Earlier this month, Sierra Barnes says her mother-in-law died, then on the way home from Lexington, she learned a tornado was about to hit London. “It was like a voice spoke to me, turn around, it was probably the best thing we could have done,” said Barnes.
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4 weeks ago |
wbko.com | Phil Pendleton
LONDON, Ky. (WKYT) - A southern Kentucky tornado survivor who claimed a job loss was another setback in a series of losses, but is now no longer asking for money after police launched an investigation. Earlier this month, Sierra Barnes says her mother-in-law died, then on the way home from Lexington, she learned a tornado was about to hit London. “It was like a voice spoke to me, turn around, it was probably the best thing we could have done,” said Barnes.
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4 weeks ago |
wymt.com | Phil Pendleton
LONDON, Ky. (WKYT) - A southern Kentucky tornado survivor who claimed a job loss was another setback in a series of losses, but is now no longer asking for money after police launched an investigation. Earlier this month, Sierra Barnes says her mother-in-law died, then on the way home from Lexington, she learned a tornado was about to hit London. “It was like a voice spoke to me, turn around, it was probably the best thing we could have done,” said Barnes.
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4 weeks ago |
wkyt.com | Phil Pendleton
LONDON, Ky. (WKYT) - A southern Kentucky tornado survivor who claimed a job loss was another setback in a series of losses, but is now no longer asking for money after police launched an investigation. Earlier this month, Sierra Barnes says her mother-in-law died, then on the way home from Lexington, she learned a tornado was about to hit London. “It was like a voice spoke to me, turn around, it was probably the best thing we could have done,” said Barnes.
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London woman says her losses keep mounting up after tornado, but city officials are questioning one of them. More on @WKYT @WYMT https://t.co/AFeevY9Rn8
FEMA trailers arrive in London https://t.co/yZPCAKvTvp
“Beaten, banged, bruised, and scraped….but we’re alive.” People thankful after losing so much in the tornado. The latest blessing has come in the form of a FEMA travel trailer. More at 4pm and 6pm @WKYT @WYMT https://t.co/pIvTGja6zx