Tiny Florida town ‘wiped off the map’ by Hurricane Helene’s wrath: ‘There’s nothing left’
“I’ve been in Florida all my life,” Nancy Belleville, 80, said. “My entire life, and it’s never been this bad. But I’m still alive and everyone I love is still alive, so I’m grateful to God for sparing us.” Helene weakened on Saturday as it passed over western Kentucky and the Tennessee border.
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