By: Kalea Gunderson | Posted: June 21, 2018 | Source: WCHSTV
Rainy nights like Thursday are still difficult for victims of the 2016 historic flooding that swept across the state killing 23 people and destroying hundreds of homes across several counties. (WCHS/WVAH)
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS/WVAH) — Rainy nights like Thursday are still difficult for victims of the 2016 historic flooding that swept across the state killing 23 people and destroying hundreds of homes across several counties.
Saturday will mark the two-year anniversary, and still, many people are in desperate need of help.
Even though the list of needs is still long, the Greater Kanawha Long-Term Recovery Committee is running out of money and will soon close, and with many families still waiting on the help they were promised by RISE West Virginia, the recovery committee doesn’t intend for its recovery efforts to stop when the funding does.
The funding is running out and…
