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Volunteers travel from out of state to help, more ‘desperately’ needed at fulfillment center

Submitted by brittanyconley  |  January 21, 2022

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - One month after deadly tornadoes tore through parts of Bowling Green, recovery and rebuilding efforts are still going strong. Read more at wbko.com 

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