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Today's Interview: Lesa Marcum director of the Owsley County Library discusses FEMA assistance and flooding issues

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Published February 7, 2022 at 2:09 PM EST
Corinne Boyer
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The South Fork of the Kentucky River in Owsley County.

On a recent trip to Owsley County, Corinne Boyer talked to Library Director Lesa Marcum about her efforts to help residents hit by historic floods get FEMA aid. Since then, Marcum said some members of the community have been hit by multiple floods.

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