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In-depth tornado coverage

January 30, 2016

One month after a tornado ripped through Ellis County, damaging churches, homes, and Donald T. Shields Elementary, “RO: In the Know” takes a look at the ruin — and recovery.

Stories

#Shields Strong

Man on the Street: ROMS students react to damage to Shields

Man on the Street: Elementary students, teachers react to Shields destruction

Weathering the worst

Helping hands

Tornado Trouble

Engineering firm’s report finds flaws in wall installation at Shields

EDITORIAL: Red Oak ISD exemplifies meaning of family

EDITORIAL: Shields’ staff deserve week off for working during winter break

COLUMN: After devastating storms, lend a helping hand

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One Response to “In-depth tornado coverage”

jamison on September 12th, 2017 8:52 am

I forgot about the tornado in 2016

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