GarysWorld 'Appalachia' News - Six months after a pack of tornadoes smashed apart buildings and lives on a swath from Pekin, Ind., to West Liberty, Ky., a woman whose grandparents and 4-year-old son died in the storm speaks for hundreds

Six months after deadly tornadoes there are signs of recovery, but scars remain

Six months after a pack of tornadoes smashed apart buildings and lives on a swath from Pekin, Ind., to West Liberty, Ky., a woman whose grandparents and 4-year-old son died in the storm speaks for hundreds:

“We now have two lives; one before March 2, and one after, and nothing’s the same.”

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