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‘Welcome Home’ Block Party Held For Century Tornado Victims
September 30, 2018
A “Welcome Home” block party was held Saturday for victims of the February 2016 EF-3 tornado that ravaged parts of Century.
“God has been very gracious to us. He has been very kind in the way he has taken care of us,” Rev. Janet Lee of Century United Methodist Church said. The church, which lost their 114-year old building to the tornado, hosted the block party. “I know your struggle has not been easy. But I am grateful for the progress we see on Front Street and all around town.
The event on Front Street featured food, music, and — most of all — smiles from neighbors proud to be back home.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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Mr Felix Thank you for all you have done to help our community, if not for you so would still have blue tarps on my roof,Thank you so much God bless you