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3 weeks ago | 
duncanbanner.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla
CAVE CITY, Ark. — When a severe tornado tore through Cave City, Arkansas, in March, retiree Debra Lindsey was in her trailer home with her husband. “I didn’t even know there was a tornado on the ground until the sirens went off, and then in 45 seconds it was here,” Lindsey said. “It was very scary. If it would’ve been 100 to 150 feet closer to here, it would’ve taken the front of our trailer off.”kAmtG6? H:E9@FE 2 5:C64E 9:E[ D96 6DE:>2E65 E92E E96 52>286 E@ E96:C 9@>6 2?5 AC@A6CEJ H2D 36EH66?
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1 month ago | 
homelandsecuritynewswire.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Ilan Ireland
DISASTERSUncertainty About Federal Disaster Aid Looms as Storms Roll InPublished 28 May 2025Multiple states bordering the Mississippi River are still waiting for federal disaster aid decisions. This story first appeared on the Tennessee Lookout. When a severe tornado tore through Cave City, Arkansas, in March, retiree Debra Lindsey was in her trailer home with her husband.
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1 month ago | 
homelandsecuritynewswire.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Ilan Ireland
DISASTERSUncertainty About Federal Disaster Aid Looms as Storms Roll InPublished 27 May 2025Multiple states bordering the Mississippi River are still waiting for federal disaster aid decisions. This story first appeared on the Tennessee Lookout. When a severe tornado tore through Cave City, Arkansas, in March, retiree Debra Lindsey was in her trailer home with her husband.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Ilan Ireland
Kymberlie and Robert Watson stand outside a damaged work shed on their property in Cave City, Ark. The March tornado that ripped through the city incurred $60,000 in damages to their home. (Lucas Dufalla/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)This story first appeared on the Tennessee Lookout. CAVE CITY, Ark. — When a severe tornado tore through Cave City, Arkansas, in March, retiree Debra Lindsey was in her trailer home with her husband.
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1 month ago | 
kiowacountypress.net | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Ilan Ireland
When a severe tornado tore through Cave City, Arkansas, in March, retiree Debra Lindsey was in her trailer home with her husband. “I didn’t even know there was a tornado on the ground until the sirens went off, and then in 45 seconds it was here,” Lindsey said. “It was very scary. If it would’ve been 100 to 150 feet closer to here, it would’ve taken the front of our trailer off.”Even without a direct hit, she estimated that the damage to their home and property was between $30,000 and $40,000.
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1 month ago | 
stateline.org | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Ilan Ireland
This story first appeared on the Tennessee Lookout. CAVE CITY, Ark. — When a severe tornado tore through Cave City, Arkansas, in March, retiree Debra Lindsey was in her trailer home with her husband. “I didn’t even know there was a tornado on the ground until the sirens went off, and then in 45 seconds it was here,” Lindsey said. “It was very scary.
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1 month ago | 
arktimes.com | Griffin Coop |Phillip Powell
President Donald Trump has approved disaster assistance for dozens of Arkansas counties impacted by storms and flooding in April, a day after Gov. Sarah Sanders announced the state would launch a cost-sharing program to help cities and counties pay for damage from a previous round of storms in March. Trump initially denied the state’s request for aid related to the March storms. He later agreed to provide some assistance, though less than Arkansas had requested.
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1 month ago | 
themountainpress.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Illan Martin Ireland
By Cassandra Stephenson, Phillip Powell, Lucas Dufalla, Illan Ireland Kymberlie and Robert Watson stand outside a damaged work shed on their property in Cave City, Ark. The March tornado that ripped through the city incurred $60,000 in damages to their home. (Photo: Lucas Dufalla, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)
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1 month ago | 
newportplaintalk.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Illan Martin Ireland
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1 month ago | 
tennesseelookout.com | Cassandra Stephenson |Phillip Powell |Lucas Dufalla |Illan Martin Ireland
CAVE CITY, Ark. — When a severe tornado tore through Cave City, Arkansas in March, retiree Debra Lindsey was in her trailer home with her husband. “I didn’t even know there was a tornado on the ground until the sirens went off, and then in 45 seconds it was here,” Lindsey said. “It was very scary.
