Quantcast
breaking news

Bond and Talent Tour Damage

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Two of Missouri`s highest ranking officials survey the damage caused by sunday`s tornadoes. After 30 years of public service a U.S. Senator says he`s never seen such extensive tornado damage. Missouri U.S. Senator Kit Bond and his Republican colleague Jim Talent took a helicopter tour of area`s hit by twisters on Sunday. Both senators made a brief stop in Pierce City where much of the downtown area was completly destroyed. Both Senators also toured the Kansas City area and sites near Jackson, Missouri. Reported By:Jim Jackson

Comments

Log in to comment on this article

Readers Feel...

hello
Related Content

From clean up to reconstruction, the tornado recovery stretches across many areas of life....

A former journalist and a group of MU students that collected stories after the May 22nd tornado are now publishing a 400 page book titled Our Words, Our Stories, Their Hope....

The lessons first responders learned during the hours and days after the May 22nd tornado are now helping first responders prepare for any future disasters....

The Moore tornado reminds Joplin residents of the agony many faced 2 years ago....

Action 12's Jennifer Penate shares one family's recovery process during the past 2 years....

Those who volunteered in Joplin following the tornado reunite for the 2 year anniversary....

The Joplin Police Department is now operating a Facebook page as a way to increase public awareness and encourage citizen involvement....

The city of Pittsburg will be smoke testing the sanitary sewer system in the 100 block of East 15th Street beginning Thursday at eight in the morning....

A 20 foot banner for all wishing to send messages and encouragement to the community of Moore Ok....

Simply stop by any Southwest Missouri Bank branch to donate to the tornado relief account....

 
 

 
 

 
©1998 - 2013 Fourstateshomepage.com
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
All Rights Reserved