Storm recovery efforts continue across region

by JEFF LESTER AND KENNETH CROWSON • STAFF WRITERS
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Sunday morning, power line workers were busy repairing downed lines at the intersection of U.S. 23 and the Wildcat community. They were still working yesterday. JEFF LESTER PHOTO


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