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Posted: Nov 19, 2019 / 08:12 AM CST / Updated: Nov 19, 2019 / 08:12 AM CST

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American Red Cross opens shelter for Hurricane Sally evacuees

by Ilyana Capellan, Robert Smith / Sep 16, 2020

OZARK, Ala. (WDHN) — The American Red Cross has set up a shelter in Ozark at the Civic Center. They are currently dealing with three disasters including Hurricane Sally, Hurricane Laura, and the fires on the West Coast.

“We are here of course to serve any client that needs it if they have homes that are flooded, any kind of damage, we are here to open our doors and make sure that they get any kind of relief that is necessary,” said Lauren Bevins- Bryant, shelter supervisor for The American Red Cross.

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Pres. Trump visits Florida, North Carolina while he and Joe Biden release dueling ads

by Dean Reynolds and Haley Townsend / Sep 8, 2020

(NewsNation Now) — President Donald Trump campaigned twice Tuesday while his Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden didn't have any appearances, though his wife Jill made several virtual appearances in her tour focused on getting kids safely back to school. Meanwhile, both candidates released new ads attacking their respective opponent.

President Donald Trump visited both Florida and North Carolina, first making a re-election campaign speech to a crowd of Floridians at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum Tuesday afternoon.

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