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Man in TX saves brother in NC flood
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I guess Twitter does have a purpose This is about an hour from where I live and not too far from where my husband works.
HOPE MILLS, NC -- Craig Williams was worried this past weekend about his brother Chris when Hurricane Matthew dumped a deluge of rain on North Carolina and flooded Chris’ hometown of Hope Mills. Craig, however, was in Texas, and wasn’t sure what to do. CBS Greensboro affiliate WFMY reports that as Craig scrolled through Twitter, looking at the hashtag #HopeMills, he unknowingly stumbled across a photo of Chris’ neighborhood. We show less advertisements to registered users. Accounts are free; join today! |
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Man in TX saves brother in NC flood - by americus 2.0 - 10-10-2016, 07:08 PM
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